내가 그사람들보다 못한게 먼데? 아ㅡ그래 난 너무 날 언제나 무시햇지.. 나도 할수잇는건데… 충분히.
왜이렇게 가만히 잇엇던걸까..바보처럼 갑자기 정신이 확 든다.
Kim ji hye. 28. Korea.
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I love music, winter, my dog, coffee, baseball.
Always dreaming.
you? • Ask me anything
• Submit another day
다시 공부를 하려니 자신도 없고 하기도 싫고 나도 직장다니고 싶고 상사욕도 해보고싶고 적금도 들고싶고..휴가때 멀리 여행도 가보고싶고 그런데..
이모든게 나에겐 사치.. 연애또한 죄책감을 느껴야하다니..
더워지니 더 공부하기싫다 하아 토쏠려ㅠ 놀고싶다 계~~~속
그나저나 서정은 니글엔 왜 답장달기가 안되냐?? 내 안만나니, 니가 바보가 되어버렷넹ㅋ 내가 걸린병..ㅎㅎ 바보야
fender homies are giving you a chance to win one of my signature basses, enter here.
(via koreantomcruise)
세상은 좆같다 적어도 지금의 내 세상은 그렇다
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Bobby Womack, “Please Forgive My Heart,” off the forthcoming album from XL Recordings, The Bravest Man In The Universe
I’ve become a huge Bobby Womack fan over the last year, so I was super excited when richardxl posted this earlier:
Here is the first track from the new Bobby Womack album, “The Bravest Man In The Universe”, which I co-produced with Damon Albarn at the end of last year. We recorded 16 songs in 3 sessions, 10 of which will be on the final album. It didn’t take us long to make, but it felt like all of our lifetimes of musical enthusiasm went into the record…
Bobbys musical history is so spectacular, from writing the Rolling Stones first number one hit, playing guitar for Sly Stone and Aretha Franklin, to making some of the best soul music ever as a solo artist, that it was hard to believe how free of ego he was, and how open to new ideas. But Bobby seemed to relish the opportunity to make something modern and original, and embraced and encouraged the use of unusual sounds and techniques. We had a blast making this album; its a platform for one of the greatest voices ever heard.
Can. Not. Wait.
정말 이렇게 갑갑해보긴 처음이다 이래도 되나 싶을정도로… 나아갈 힘도 없다 지칠대로 지쳣다
앞이 보이지 않는다 내가 서잇는곳이 앞인지 뒤인지 분간도 안된다
나같은 인생을 사는 사람도 잇겟지만 참.. 나를 용납할수가 없다 쪽팔린다 모든게 무능력한 내가…
“I’ve always referred to the Beatles as elevator music, because that’s exactly what they were. “Michelle” in German is the one Beatles song that meant something to me, because I was in Germany when I was seven years old and heard it on the radio and thought it was really pretty. I mean, I didn’t know they were the Beatles. I’ve never sat down and listened to a Beatles record from beginning to end. Those guys just didn’t mean a fucking thing to me.”
— Michael Stipe (lucky for R.E.M., Peter Buck listened to a shit-ton of them)
(Source: austinkleon)
