last night i looped your playlist over and over all night while i was working on a paper in my warm littke house...loved every second of it...we're so musically connected...
When I was little I had an "I love George" button. I wrote him a love letter when I was 12 years old. I still remember the address: 174 Macketts lane. A lovely tribute, annie.
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thank you thank you thank you for that, annie...
what a soul, his, huh?
last night i looped your playlist over and over all night while i was working on a paper in my warm littke house...loved every second of it...we're so musically connected...
best, annie...
~ n
xoxox
and always, peace...
George was great. Did you hear the demo of his that I posted recently?
Ah Yes, George. Love it. Thanks.
And in a few days we'll be observing John's passing as well.
When I was little I had an "I love George" button. I wrote him a love letter when I was 12 years old. I still remember the address: 174 Macketts lane. A lovely tribute, annie.
Sometimes "intelligent" artists are averse to saying simple things simply, but sometimes that's the best way, and George was great at it.
"I don't know why nobody told you how to unfold your love."
beautiful, annie. thanks for posting it. I like to think he's in a much better place.
Thanks so much for your post! I can still hear George singing:
"While the years they come and go
Now, your love must surely show me
That beyond all time and space
We're together face to face, my apple scruffs
Apple scruffs, apple scruffs
How I love you, how I love you"
One February when I was high school, a friend said, "George's birthday is February 22th."
"No it isn't," I said, "it's February 25th. I'm SURE George Harrison's birthday is February 25th."
She shook her head and said, "I'm talking about George Washington."
For me, there was and always will be only one George.
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