Lisa Kindred - I Like It This Way! album flac

I Like It. Исполнитель.

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Текст и перевод песни KC And The Sunshine Band - That's the Way (I Like It. .

That's the Way (I Like It)" is a song by the American group KC and the Sunshine Band from their second studio album. At the time, this song was considered by some to be rather risqué because of the obvious meaning behind the title, its verses, and its chorus with its multiple "uh-huhs". The song is in natural minor

Elvis: That's the Way It Is is the soundtrack album by American singer and musician Elvis Presley from the 1970 documentary of the same name. It was released on November 11, 1970, by RCA Victor. The album consists of eight studio tracks recorded at RCA Studio B in Nashville, and four live tracks recorded at the International Hotel in Las Vegas. The album peaked at No. 21 on the Billboard 200 and at No. 8 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart

Disclaimer: The annotations here are not intended to be a literary discussion, since the words and the other vocal nuances can speak for themselve. ust having fun with interpretation. That’s the Way (I Like It)" Track Info. Written By Richard Finch & Harry Wayne Casey. Release Date June 10, 1975.

Wolf: "Tell me again, little Lamb, which things are mine to take?". Lamb: "All things, dear Wolf. Lamb: "Embracing life means accepting death. Lamb: "Panic not when life ebbs. Lamb: "All sparks kindle new flames. Lamb: "Depart in peace. Lamb: "Hush now. Rest. Lamb: "You shine brightly. Lamb: "Drift gently into oblivion. Lamb: "How one dies shows how one lived. Wolf: "Run if you can!". Wolf: "They struggle! Good!". Wolf: "They break too easy!".

On Kindred, Michael Angelakos shifts focus from the painful public self-examination of Gossamer to focus on the parts of his life that give him strength: his family, his faith, and the radiant love that springs from both. It is also his most concise effort, far from the sprawl of his first two albums. On earlier albums, the tremendous scale and layering of his songs felt purposeful, like it was meant to reflect the buzzing hornets’ nest in Angelakos’ brain; when he tries to do the same thing on Kindred it feels aimless, a choice that doesn’t move songs forward or help to advance any ideas. This is also a very spiritual record, which shouldn't be a surprise if you've pored over Angelakos' lyric sheets before. Consider Gossamer closer "Where We Belong", where after alluding to a suicide attempt Angelakos sings, "Who says that God exists?/

The way he takes control. I like the way this man has stirred my soul: "When I first met Burrs, he was grand. You understand? But I was scared and awfully lonely. How could I know?" Maybe tomorrow it comes crashing down. Maybe next week I'll find another clown. Maybe I'll try to go a different way. But look who's sitting here today. I'd ask for nothing more. And through that door I'd go. But if I'm through.