The One That Got Away
I listen to this song often. It speaks to me. It represents what I like best about making music - emotion.
At their party back on June 20th after the jamming had stopped and while we were all kicking back upstairs drinking wine and chatting May got out her ukulele and played a few songs for us. The scene was magical - her voice like an angel - the sounds carried through the house and the party goers were silent as we listened to her. I'm thinking when they get back from Maine and once Jay and I finish our current project we need to put something together that capitalizes on what we all share - a love for good music - voices - instruments. For now I'll look at my unfinished studio, blog (which is good and bad for me...the little voice that says, "You know, you could be setting up your gear, dork") and think about a time when they're back and we can make music that contains what I like best - emotion.
Mark Harvey
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