You come home late and you come home early/ You come on big when you're feeling small/ You come home straight and you come home curly/ Sometimes you don't come home at all

Looking for some love and company in Amsterdam...

A poignant ballad, starting with the singer telling of his plans to commit suicide after being left at the altar, and then telling about the death of his parents. O'Sullivan has said that the song is not autobiographical.

Visual interpretation of a (tremendous) Henry Rollins spoken word piece.

The score by Miles Davis has been described by jazz critic Phil Johnson as "the loneliest trumpet sound you will ever hear, and the model for sad-core music ever since. Hear it and weep."

Check this movie out. Sorry about the plug in the beginning, but I think it's an A-OK cause. And if rottenseed say so...wait a minute...why isn't "rottenseed" in the auto-spell check...well whatever, anyhow, watch it when you get the time. :)

Anyway, i can try anything it's the same circle that leads to nowhere and i'm tired now.

This is my all-time favorite song by Ustad Nusrat. It is a love song. I hope it will sift because this song is very special to me and Soupskin. Tere Bina, still. I am feeling anxiety every moment ... more inside

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