JollyYoshi
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Lyrics are not necessarily a vital part of music though they can add so much more meaning and depth into one song.
To make the topic more interesting to talk about, I don’t want to just talk about your all-time favorite song but really any song you think has great lyrics.
For now, I will mention one. The song is called “Anticipation” and is sung by Carly Simon. The song says “Anticipation…Is keeping me waitin”. And I actually do really feel like that sometimes. Whenever I’m excited for a package, it feels like forever until it comes, “keeping me waiting” while when I don’t anticipate it, it comes before I even get out of bed.
Another lyric I like from the song is “these are the good ol’ days”. Eventually, they will be. Every single day today will eventually be looked upon by many as the good ol’ days. I do understand that today there were many problems and likely more problems than yesterday, and we should hope to have less problems tomorrow. I can see how looking on today as the good ol’ days may be a bit negative as that’s saying tomorrow won’t be that good. Though maybe, if we can’t enjoy tomorrow, then maybe let’s enjoy some of today while it’s here?
The rest of you don’t have to go in depth like I did but I’m very interested to see your answers.
To make the topic more interesting to talk about, I don’t want to just talk about your all-time favorite song but really any song you think has great lyrics.
For now, I will mention one. The song is called “Anticipation” and is sung by Carly Simon. The song says “Anticipation…Is keeping me waitin”. And I actually do really feel like that sometimes. Whenever I’m excited for a package, it feels like forever until it comes, “keeping me waiting” while when I don’t anticipate it, it comes before I even get out of bed.
Another lyric I like from the song is “these are the good ol’ days”. Eventually, they will be. Every single day today will eventually be looked upon by many as the good ol’ days. I do understand that today there were many problems and likely more problems than yesterday, and we should hope to have less problems tomorrow. I can see how looking on today as the good ol’ days may be a bit negative as that’s saying tomorrow won’t be that good. Though maybe, if we can’t enjoy tomorrow, then maybe let’s enjoy some of today while it’s here?
The rest of you don’t have to go in depth like I did but I’m very interested to see your answers.