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JANIS JOPLIN/ Kozmic blues.

i got dem ol kozmic blues again mama!

She Moves me - Muddy Waters

Well shit, it’s been a while since I actually posted something personal, so what the hell.

My life’s been all over the place and nowhere at the same time for the past few months now. 

Made up of accidents, arguments, adventures, and discoveries. 

I’m not even going to sum it all up any other way, but I’m just going to talk about what’s going on right now. In this fucking moment. 

My brother’s always been a douche, but right now I can hear my mom crying to my dad in the next room about him. About how he never helps around the house, he plays games all day, and has wasted his life for the past five years. And every time I hear it, every time he fucks up, every time they bitch, I just want to yell at them.

KICK HIM THE FUCK OUT ALREADY!

And don’t take him back like the previous two times.

Of course, I want to do something about it, but I don’t have the authority.

So I’m sitting here blogging, listening to Muddy Waters.

“Louisiana Blues”

And it reminds me of someone. I recently discovered my bisexuality, and the girl I’m falling for is possibly moving to New Orleans.

I don’t want to date her. I don’t want to be someone she’ll possibly drop in two months. But I do. I care about her so much. She seems depressed. Maybe I can be more.

Who knows?

I suck at helping people through emotional times, especially when I’m not doing so well myself.

I want to cry. I want to make everything better. I want I want I want.

But what the hell can I do?

My tears don’t even want to come out. But I can hear my moms sobs and I just feel awkward and lonely and selfish and stupid and clueless as to what to do about anything and everything.

So shit, what the hell do I do?

[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
Plain Gold Ring (Live From Sing Sing) by Kimbra

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Kimbra - Plain Gold Ring (Live)

avoirdelesprit:

aaalways:

This is what our teacher taught us on the last day of French class.  Did I mention she’s awesome?

Reblogging for future reference

avoirdelesprit:

aaalways:

This is what our teacher taught us on the last day of French class.  Did I mention she’s awesome?

Reblogging for future reference

The Book of Love (cover) - The Airborne Toxic Event

“The book of love has music in it. In fact, thats where music comes from.”

The great thing about music is that it has all these fractal consequences. You know, it may start as something and mean something to you, but then it works its way into other people’s lives and takes on a whole new life, and it’s like it’s theirs now,” Clark says. “So playing these shows on the one hand is obviously about me, because I’m the performer and the lights are focused onstage, but it’s really about the audience. It’s about them bringing their meaning of the songs back and me just trying to give them another dimension to the music.
Annie Clark (St. Vincent), Against the Grain (via fuckyeahstvincent)