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Lost On You
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When you get older, plainer, saner
Will you remember all the danger
We came from?
Burning like embers, falling, tender
Longing for the days of no surrender
Years ago
And will you know

So smoke 'em if you got 'em
Cause it's going down
All I ever wanted was you
I'll never get to heaven
Cause I don't know how

Let's raise a glass
Or two
To all the things I've lost on you
Ho, ooh
Tell me are they lost on you?
Ooh, oh
Just that you could cut me loose
Ho, ooh
After everything I've lost on you
Is that lost on you?
Hoooooh
Ooh, oh
Hoooooh
Is that lost on you?
Hoooooh
Ooh, oh
Baby, is that lost on you?
Is that lost on you?

Wishin' I could see the machinations
Understand the toil of expectations
In your mind
Hold me like you never lost your patience
Tell me that you love me more than hate me
All the time
And you're still mine

So smoke 'em if you got 'em
Cause it's going down
All I ever wanted was you
Let's take a drink of heaven
This can turn around

Let's raise a glass
Or two
To all the things I've lost on you
Ho, oh
Tell me are they lost on you?
Ooh, oh
Just that you could cut me loose
Ho, oh
After everything I've lost on you
Is that lost on you?
Hoooooh
Ooh, oh
Hoooooh
Is that lost on you?
Hoooooh
Ooh, oh
Baby, is that lost on you?
Is that lost on you?

Let's raise a glass
Or two
To all the things I've lost on you
Ho, oh
Tell me are they lost on you
Ooh, oh
Just that you could cut me loose
Ho, oh
After everything I've lost on you
Is that lost on you?
Is that lost on you
 
Discovering the miraculous. I recently was able to attend a session of a chamber music concert series that had been on a three year hiatus due to C-19. In a 90 minute concert, the string trio played Bach, Rossini, some original compositions of the bassist, and there was not a sheet of music to be seen, nor a conductor. Three people (Tessa Lark violin, Edgar Meyer double bass, Joshua Harmon cello) played in perfect synchrony and perfect harmony. The three together played as one intrument, although they play together infrequently. It seemed to me to be a feat beyond the humanly possible.
Regrettably, this concert is not online anywhere yet but there are some clips on YT of Tessa and Edgar HERE.
 
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Zzartemis said:
Yes, that was Steve McQueen, I can't remember who the woman was that he danced with though.
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Thanks for putting this up Zzartemis! Steve McQueen is doing the watusi with Lucy Baines Johnson, Lyndon's younger daughter. It was front page news in the St Louis Pos Dispatch. My sister was huge on McQueen at the time. Lucy was very popular; the paper published pictures of her driving around DC in her Corvette.
Wilson Pickett's song, Land of 1000 Dances, has this line: "Like Bony Maronie Mashed Potato, do the Alligator. Put your hands on your hips, yeah. Let your back-bone slip. Do the Watusi Like my little Lucy, ow.
 
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