Credo.

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Great late spring afternoon song.

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“You might like the gypsy life /
You judge your progress by the phases of the moon /
Get your compass and your sharpest knife /
People love you when they know you’re leaving soon”

http://bit.ly/jggypsy

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This one was in my head for some reason, but without the creepy woman from the Palm Pixi commercial.

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For my student who confided some disappointment in her avocation.

The significance of “Two Hands”: http://bit.ly/lf2hands

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It got darker and started pouring here this funky day.

“It look like February Nineteenth, and November Eighth
They had an ugly little baby
And they’re going to call it ‘Today’.”

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I heard “Bears” on the radio this afternoon. That made me think of “If I Had A Boat.” I’m throwing in Robert Earl Keen’s version of the song he and Lyle Lovett wrote together, “The Front Porch song,” the live version with the amusing dialog. Why not end up with a more-than-slightly-tipsy waltz in “I Love Everybody.”

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This is a song about compassion, integrity, and hope.

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Like Camelot.

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“Unite and unite, oh, let us all unite, for summer is a coming today
And whither we are going, we all will unite in the merry morning of May!”

Lacivious Beltane, all!

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