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I traveled up to Bend Oregon...or maybe I traveled down...hmm, but anyways my boyfriend and I traveled there to see the lovely Shins. My boyfriend is more into metal music, not like slayer, but Chiodos and Coheed...a step down from hardcore metal, so he wasn't too hot on seeing the shins unlike me who was bouncing in my seat all the way there. When we got there is was the skies were gray and it was warm out. It was an outside concert, so rain or shine. And of course it poured on us and there was lightning and thunder, but that didn't matter to me! I was just happy to be there. My boyfriend on the other hand was asking to leave every 5 minutes. It stopped raining and there were double rainbows before Arthur and Yu played and then as the Shins started to get set-up it looked like it was going to just pour again, but then the Shins came out and magically the clouds seemed to had shifted and the sun came out. At that moment I knew the Shins were not just musicians, but magicians. They made the rain go away, and it was awesommme.
I havent listened to this song in a while. It reminds me of last summer, when I didnt have to work, and all I would do was balance on railroad tracks while hanging out with friends and talking about nothing... How I miss it. Jobs suck.
Here is the railroad bridge I spent my days walking across. I should go back soon.
When I was growing up I remember car rides with my dad. He would either be playing jazz in his car or have some classic rock station on. I would be sitting in the back seat and a song would come on and I would instantly know the tune of the song, but not the words. My dad would hear me humming and turn around and go, "how do you know this song?" To tell you the truth I have no idea, it's like some of the old classics were programed in my head at birth. I once talked to my mom about it, and she told me that she always listened to The beatles, Jefferson Airplane, Neil Young, Led, The Who, Bob Dylan, Simon and Garfunkle...the classics, when I was in her womb. Mystery solved. I didn't actually think that kind of thing worked...but I know whenever I have a child I'm going to do the same thing.
This is one of my favorite songs. Enjoy.
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wow. that sounds like something from a movie. cool. good song too. they're quickly becoming one of my favourites.
i really like band of horses. it reminds me of happy summer times too.