I got a red balloon. it hang on a string line in my hand in the air. me alone with the balloon. nevertheless: somehow I made it to come inside the balloon & to float in higher spheres. there I met a lot of other red balloons filled with fellows who wanted to push & shoot me away in my red balloon. & I did the same way. after a while there was empty space around me & I feel now like a star sailor on the way to nowhere officially promised as the year 2008
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Wonderful text, wonderful painting! It goes directly to my soul, which is floating too in higher spheres… but in a rainbow balloon! But don’t worry, I won’t push…
Great post! Here are a few original New Year songs for 2008:
Spread Some New Year Cheer
Dr BLT
copyright 2007 Frosty Rock Records
http://www.drblt.net/music/SpreadDemo2.mp3
*Don’t Fear the New Year*
Dr BLT altered cover of Blue Oyster Cult classic
http://www.drblt.net/music/DontFearDem2.mp3
Here’s one for Dan Fogelberg, who recently passed away:
*It’ll Never Be the Same Old Lang Syne *
Dr BLT
copyright 2007 Frosty Rock Records
http://www.drblt.net/music/SameOldDem.mp3
It’ll Never Be the Same Old Lang Syne
It’ll Never be the same Auld Lang Syne
words and music by Dr BLT Copyright ©
Frosty Rock Records
the paper said that you were dead
that you had slipped away
and the snow that fell upon the pages
soon “turned into rain”
chorus:
and I realized
it would never be the Same Auld Lang Syne
and I realized
that every year
you’ll be missed
and Christmastime
December 19th
just a day
before my Starbucks show
I heard the news
and wrote this song
about the songs you sewed
your tender songs
were sewn into our hearts
and in our souls
and Auld Lang Syne
won’t be the same
without your rock n roll
and I realized
it would never be the Same Auld Lang Syne
and I realized
that every year
you’ll be missed
and Christmastime
time slips away
and so did you
you slipped away too soon
and every year at Christmastime
we’ll sing your Christmas tune
and I realized
it would never be the Same Auld Lang Syne
and I realized
that every yea
you’ll be missed
and Christmastime
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