im not sure how many of these songs I will post in the end. There were 6 in all. Some sound better than others. This one is the oldest song that I still play. I can tell you whatninsoired it but i share thatnin the video 😝
Lyrics:
I left my senses out in the Ocean
I can't see too clear
I'm on a train now sitting back relaxing and enjoying the view
You can ask me where I'm going
and I can try to put into words
but if you haven't been there I don't think you'll understand
You think that you're writing a song
but the song's really writing you
we play a part in a big play but fail to look the other way
at the you that's directing you
We think that the saddest part is so lonely and unfair
and fail to see the simple fact that everything's right there
I've gotten over these shoes and where they are going
I'm wanted somewhere else
I'll send my blessings every day in the wind
—-
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I really like that rotoscope-esque art of yours :<)
I just learned a new word word!
You rotoscoped without having heard of rotoscoping? ;<)
Tbh, it's more like a filmmaking/ animation thing but I thought of it when I saw your art :<)
like Waking Life? I love that movie
That's definitely one of the first titles that came to mind.
I actually met one of the main characters of that film, Wiley Wiggins.I believe it was back in 2013, in The Netherlands. Met him via my brother. Wiley acted in an indie movie called Computer Chess, that played at a Dutch film festival. He also had a bit part in Linklater's Dazed and Confused. A down to earth, nice guy.
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A Musical Journey from Chengdu to Xi'an
In this brief but captivating episode, the host shares the story behind a song he wrote while traveling by train from Chengdu to Xi'an. The host explains that he was engaged in a "really awesome conversation" with a monk during the journey, and upon completing the discussion, he felt inspired to pen this musical piece.
The song, titled "Chengdu to Xi'an," is then played in its entirety, allowing the listener to experience the host's creative expression stemming from his meaningful interaction. The soothing, meditative instrumental track evokes a sense of tranquility and reflection, mirroring the thoughtful nature of the conversation that sparked its creation.
Through this simple yet poignant episode, the host provides a glimpse into the power of human connection and how it can serve as a wellspring of artistic inspiration. The song serves as a musical memento of the host's train ride and the enriching exchange with the monk, inviting the audience to imagine the scenery and contemplative atmosphere that inspired this heartfelt composition.