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My blogging and google+ buddies got me started on Spotify – a unique music software program that allows you to build a music library. I have been searching when I have a few minutes – for music from my past – things I have forgotten about. Back in the day I loved Elton John – and yesterday while searching through every song he ever recorded – stumbled on this one. I haven’t heard it in 35 years. Hope it brings back as many memories for you as it did for me 
What is your most memorable music group from the past? Have you been able to dig up some of their songs lately with things like Spotify or YouTube? I’d love to hear some of your favorites!
God Bless
Why’s it never light on my lawn
Why does it rain and never say good-day to the new-born
On the big screen they showed us a sun
But not as bright in life as the real one
It’s never quite the same as the real one
chorus
And tell me grey seal
How does it feel to be so wise
To see through eyes
That only see what’s real
Tell me grey seal
I never learned why meteors were formed
I only farmed in schools that were so worn and torn
If anyone can cry then so can I
I read books and draw life from the eye
All my life is drawings from the eye
[repeat chorus]
Your mission bells were wrought by ancient men
The roots were formed by twisted roots
Your roots were twisted then
I was re-born before all life could die
The Phoenix bird will leave this world to fly
If the Phoenix bird can fly then so can I
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- Spotify Launches In The United States; Win An Invite Here (thenewreview.net)
- Spotify Reached 70,000 Paying Subscribers In First Week Of U.S. Launch (slashgear.com)
