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ob. jewish
She-yibaneh beis hamikdash bi-m’heirah v’yameinu v’sein chelkeinu b’sorah-secha.
tho storms and winds may come, i will bend but never break
What definition of “Jewish song” are we meant to be using?
Don’t go mistaking paradise/For that home across the road.
Elmo loves his goldfish/His crayons too
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The earth was freshly painted but the sky was feeling blue…
SiDi™
Oy yoy yoy yoy yoy
I mean cmon respect the classics.
Avrohom and Yitzchak will be there to greet us, Yaakov and his sons standing by their side; Moshe Rabbeinu will lead us once again, In Yerushalyim B’EH.
I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired….by the great Reb Ozzy.
All we are is dust in the wind.. Kansis.
Trust in who you are, because nothing else matter…..Yeshiva of Metallica.
Wow, the list goes on and on and on.
These words fit me at the present time
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#sad #beautifulsong #hashtagsdontworkonthecrbutanyways…
SiDi™
The phrase “I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired” is far
older than that song, and that’s not quite the Metallica lyric.
The earth was freshly painted but the sky was feeling blue…
— Avraham Fried – My Fellow Jew
I think I hadn’t noticed your earlier post.
“Ohhhhhhh, things change
No use holding on because / Nothing stays the same”
(That’s actually more than half the lyrics, not counting repetition.)
“The thoughtless kindness of a coffee cup waiting by the door
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So much to say, I forget to start / There goes the day, fading as it passes”
(The rest of the lyrics to this one aren’t as good in my opinion.)
Randomex – what song is that? Why is there a coffee cup waiting by the door? And why is that thoughtless?
Maybe a CR addict thinks he’s Eliyahu HaNavi?
Jonathan Coulton’s “Glasses.”
By “thoughtless kindness,” I think he meant that the person
doesn’t think of themselves as having done the other person
a favor – they naturally do this for their spouse.
what? and why is it thoughtless?
(To be precise, I think he meant “kindness done without thinking.”
Had you seen my last post before now?)
I want to know
Why every song I have ever sat down to write
Has started with the words “I want to know”
(I don’t think the rest of the lyrics are as good. I won’t tell you the
song this time, only that it’s by a little-known frum musician.)
“Had you seen my last post before now?”
no, sorry, I just saw it now. Probably wasn’t posted yet when I wrote my last post. I was responding to LB.
okay, now I understand, thanks.
I thought it meant that someone thought they were doing something kind but because they didn’t really put enough thought into it, it wasn’t really so kind.
Like maybe leaving coffee outside the door instead of inviting the meshulach or worker or whoever it is into the house to eat like a mentch at the table. (although maybe they were concerned about a yichud or safety issue).
Anyhow, now I understand, thank you.
It’s hard to come up with lines for this thread when limiting myself to
lines I like the actual words of (not those I really like the delivery of),
from songs in which these are standout lines – I wouldn’t want to quote
only one line of a song that’s well-written all the way through.
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