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Invade the portions of me that are dark
And warm and deep
Hero or zero
I'm glad that you are here so take your love
And take your leave
Now how will I fall asleep?
I'm on to ya
Euphoria
You built the maze
In my lover's face
I'm on to ya
Euphoria
This state of grace
I could have held him
But alas the dawn compelled him to walk
Into the street
His arms are swinging
And maybe he is singing with those lips
That now taste like me
How am I supposed to fall asleep?
hopefully you meet a lovely women in person next time without the use of a big tech device/app
lovely story
good luck
I'm confused. Did the poster seem lonely or was it a moment of poignant nostalgia for a possibility not pursued? Those occur more frequently the older you grow.
I met a very shy, but stunning woman online many years ago. She lived up in the wilderness of California...deep in the Sierra Nevada, quite a drive past Paradise. Eventually, after weeks of chatting on crappy dial-up, I decided to go meet her. This cd got packed into my threadbare carry-on and as such played confidently in my rather sketchy rental car as I started eastward into the gray-lit winding mountain highways. The weatherman was calling for massive snow falls and the news kept saying that tire chains would be required. Seemed like the world was telling me to turn back. Carried on regardless. Although my knuckles seemed to become more permanently paper-white with every falling flake and blind corner, Sarah and I arrived safely to her home, and in spite of my nerves and fears, I held out my hand to invite her into my world, this song playing quietly through the open door of my rental.
She was lovely and lunch was filled with laughter and the occasional held gaze. Divine. She commented that she liked the music playing as we drove back to her house. I knew that I would never be back. For all the anticipation and excitement, the remoteness was too great a barrier to overcome. So, we hugged and smiled and said that we would do it again, although we knew it would never come to pass. And as we parted, I handed her my Sarah Slean. And I drove back to the world in silence. In the deep forest, with giant piles of snow accumulating along the way, which seemed to match my mood perfectly.
So, somewhere out there in the hinterlands of the west is a copy of this cd. I hope she still plays it. Every time I hear it, I think of that day. And of the things that might have been.
hopefully you meet a lovely women in person next time without the use of a big tech device/app
lovely story
good luck
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She was lovely and lunch was filled with laughter and the occasional held gaze. Divine. She commented that she liked the music playing as we drove back to her house. I knew that I would never be back. For all the anticipation and excitement, the remoteness was too great a barrier to overcome. So, we hugged and smiled and said that we would do it again, although we knew it would never come to pass. And as we parted, I handed her my Sarah Slean. And I drove back to the world in silence. In the deep forest, with giant piles of snow accumulating along the way, which seemed to match my mood perfectly.
So, somewhere out there in the hinterlands of the west is a copy of this cd. I hope she still plays it. Every time I hear it, I think of that day. And of the things that might have been.
Thanks Bill and Rebecca for keeping the maple leaf flying high.
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If it's any consolation, it's unlikely she's ever heard that song or even heard of Quicksilver Messenger Service. Anyhow, that one-fret slide of a minor chord has been used in folk music for hundreds of years.
No, she's not cute. A five year old singing, "Annie Get Your Gun" is cute. A lolcat photo is cute. Ms. Slean-Wood is not cute. For another of my opinions, I think she sings really well.
Yep, not cute. But damn she is stunning.
ick wrote:
No kids:
In January 2014, Slean announced she and Royal Wood had "parted ways as friends"
Seem she is looking for someone new according to the lyrics:
Take me, love me,
Invade the portions of me that are dark
And warm and deep
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I am for cute, if not else for the lyrics:
No, she's not cute. A five year old singing, "Annie Get Your Gun" is cute. A lolcat photo is cute. Ms. Slean-Wood is not cute.
I also think she sings really well.
Back in '99 (2000?) she opened for Moxy Fruvous. I was struck by her opening performance of "Playing Cards with Judas" and have bought every album since.
ick wrote:
RadioDoc wrote:
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Cutie
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Cute, eh?
FYT
Probably not a laser beam, but it could be an Obie Light...
"Compact light fitting designed to mount just above a film/stills camera lens for two reasons: firstly to create a characteristic glint in the eye of the subject of the photograph/film (it's known as the Eye Light), secondly to flatten out any lines/wrinkles in the face of the subject. The Obie Light is named after the actress Merle Oberon (known to friends as "Obie"). It was first used by her husband, cinematographer Lucien Ballard, in the 1940s to make lines and shadows disappear from her face which were due to scarring following a car accident. The Obie Light is normally heavily diffused."
....
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I get that with Susan Tedeschi, she is awful.
I get that with you - you're awful. Just for saying that. Nope, sorry, my mind is made up. Don't even think about trying to sway me back to a sense of rationalism and fairness - and certainly not to any pesky sense of diplomacy.
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I find that very interesting, myself. Most interesting is how much it differs from person to person. I don't find anything objectionable here, but I can still identify.
Careful, those eyes will burn right through you!
Probably not a laser beam, but it could be an Obie Light...
"Compact light fitting designed to mount just above a film/stills camera lens for two reasons: firstly to create a characteristic glint in the eye of the subject of the photograph/film (it's known as the Eye Light), secondly to flatten out any lines/wrinkles in the face of the subject. The Obie Light is named after the actress Merle Oberon (known to friends as "Obie"). It was first used by her husband, cinematographer Lucien Ballard, in the 1940s to make lines and shadows disappear from her face which were due to scarring following a car accident. The Obie Light is normally heavily diffused."
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![{#Arrow} {#Arrow}](https://img.radioparadise.com/emoji/icon_arrow.gif)
An incredibly hot zombie...
It's like in the movies - when somebody with all black eyes appears, I think that somethin' bad's gonna happen!
![{#Daisy} {#Daisy}](https://img.radioparadise.com/emoji/daisy.gif)
me too
An incredibly hot zombie...
In my lover's face
Nice.
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THAS mo' betta!
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She does, I saw her in Heidelberg (Germany) a few years back.
But yeah... that cover....... reminds me of an zombie movie....
me too
YES!
She is looking good, too!
Wonderful, this deep green eyes!
Greetings, Karl
actually... I saw her on the Danforth, here in Toronto, recently and she kinda does look like that. She has very clear skin, very intense blue eyes, so I don't think there's a lot of PhotoShopping going on in that image. (The hair is kinda huge, though - her hair wasn't that big.)
And she was in line to see Madeline Peyroux. In case you were wondering.
But yeah... that cover....... reminds me of an zombie movie....
Yeah, she looks like she wants to eat my brains for breakfast. (OK, maybe more like a midnight snack).
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Careful, those eyes will burn right through you! I don't like the album cover, but maybe she was going for the mannequin/wax figure look. Here's a pic that better captures her beautiful blue peepers.
![Sarah Slean](https://jam.canoe.ca/Music/Artists/S/Slean_Sarah/2006/12/13/slean_sarah256.jpg)