Jūnijs 2., 2005
| 00:16 - mirkļa uzplaiksnījums. kuš. My girl, my girl, don't lie to me, Tell me where did you sleep last night?
In the pines, in the pines Where the sun dont ever shine I would shiver the whole night through
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| From: | deep |
Date: | 2. Jūnijs 2005 - 00:17 |
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wiii, mana jauniiba. . . .
tev jau nav šobrīd nekā priekš manis?
p.s. cikos tu brauc uz darbu? nenormāli vajadzētu ar tevi šo to sarunāt
| From: | milk |
Date: | 2. Jūnijs 2005 - 00:23 |
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ui...šitā dziesma
mja, tieši nesen uznāca šīs blices atkalklausīšanās periods.
In fact, the song was a folk song, usually known as "In the Pines," which dates back at least to the 1870's. Its appearance in the repertory of a Seattle grunge singer is only the latest chapter in its complex history. (An album of Nirvana's MTV concert, "Unplugged in New York," was recently released on the DGC label.) Those who have recorded the song include the folk legends Leadbelly, Joan Baez and Pete Seeger, the country pioneers Bill Monroe and Chet Atkins, the rockers Sir Douglas Quintet and Duane Eddy, the pop vocalist Connie Francis and the jazz saxophonist Clifford Jordan. http://www14.brinkster.com/zzubevol/WDSLN.html
es visu laiku biju domājis, ka tas ir no "Meat puppets" repertuāra, he, re kas tikai nenoskaidrojas.
Man arī. Turklāt nesen īpašumā ieguvu J.M "spoken moments" - normāli jumtu brucina
Uhh...tā toč ir pagātne...bet skaisti...:) |
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