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I've had the Night Bugs CD for almost a year (and have known at least half of the song from it for almost two years) and I'm still just getting into some of the songs. For example, a few months ago, I realized the amazingness that is 'Drastic Measures'. I'm like, why didn't I realize this before?! And last week, I realize that perfection of 'Duncan'. WTH?! Am I a moron? Sarah, you mystify me!


"And now I think I'll get through..."
 
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That actually happened to me with Drastic Measures as well. I was listening to it one day and all of a sudden I was like "What song is this?" I love it! I felt kinda silly


"I don't need you to buy me dinner. I just need you to love me."
 
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I've had the exact same situation. as of lately St. Francis has become one of my favorites.
 
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Still being "new" to the wonderful world of slean, I'm still in the "every listen yields a new discovery" phase.

Having said that, I'm with ya on Drastic Measures, BW. It wasn't until quite a number of Night Bugs listens that it suddenly stood out and hit me over the head. One of my faves now.

...jim


[i:53cc3dbc5d]there's good love out there, just you wait[/i:53cc3dbc5d]
 
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[quote:216e4ed309="joleary"]I'm still in the "every listen yields a new discovery" phase.[/quote:216e4ed309]

I can't speak for everybody, but I'd imagine many of us who've been fans for years [me since '98] are STILL in that phase Big Grin

It's one of the things that makes Sarah and her music so special!

-CB


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If this is all we've got to fight for
Rage, my darlings rage!
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Took me a while to like St. Francis and Drastic Measures as well. Duncan was an instant favourite of mine. It's my all-time favourite song; I love the sweeping melody and drama of the song. Big Grin

I've been a fan for over two years and I'm still just getting into some songs. I just started liking Playing Cards with Judas off of Blue Parade. It's one of my favourites now.
 
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Drastic Measures was the first song I immediately fell inlove with when I first heard Nightbugs a few years back. However I have done that recently with "Me, I'm a Thief". I was obsessive with the song a few weeks back, forgetting how amazing it was.


` I wanna be the bluebird singing
Singing to the roses in her yard
Roses in her yard her father grew for her
It's been raining like Tennessee honey
So long I got too heavy to fly
Ain't no bluebird ever gets too heavy to sing `
 
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[quote:820dbbd887="preciousthings"]Drastic Measures was the first song I immediately fell inlove with when I first heard Nightbugs a few years back.[/quote:820dbbd887]

totally agreed! it's my favourite song on the album right off the bat. even more so when i heard it live. duncan would be my next fave.


Cheers.
[You give them your music, but they just want a song]
 
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"oozing danger, igniting sparks"
Who can beat lyrics like that...really?
 
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[quote:4d23959f89="spiffylike"]"oozing danger, igniting sparks"
Who can beat lyrics like that...really?[/quote:4d23959f89]

In a word, no one.

Frankly, its almost ridiculous how creative and inventive and rich and just plain f-ing brilliant Sarah's writing is. Amazing.

...jim


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It IS ridiculous...I feel almost impotent next to her talent...try to write lyrics or poems? Me? Not when I can't beat that...
 
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We're mere mortals by comparison.

Mind you, from what i've seen on here spiff, you're quite the little wordsmith yourself. As are a couple of other sleaners...Lindsay and Nik to name but two others. Big Grin

...jim


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[quote:7abb17d415="spiffylike"]It IS ridiculous...I feel almost impotent next to her talent...try to write lyrics or poems? Me? Not when I can't beat that...[/quote:7abb17d415]
Oh the number of times I've said the exact same thing. Actually, it's odd that I read this thread for the first time tonight, because not only did I just discover tonight how much I like "St. Francis" when I'd never really paid it attention before, but I'm also currently having a conversation with a friend about feeling "impotent" when reading her work and realizing your own is nowhere near that.
 
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I'm glad I'm not the only one. I do find, however, that her music/lyrics/art are almost muse-like to me. I always feel inspired to do something artistic when I hear the first few notes...*sigh* and then I think "wait! here comes the science degree..." And then, when I do try to write, it always seems to come out as an imitation. She's an ethereal being, that one...
 
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So true. I find the exact same thing. For example, last night the conversation sprung from my inability to write anything at the time. I'd been inspired earlier, and I started to write something, and then realized a few lines in: Oh. This is [i:afc28528a0]Eliot[/i:afc28528a0].
 
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