hey @SamHarrisOrg is there somewhere we can find your book rec list these days? i've written many songs inspired by books from that list and now can't seem to find it. thanks
My entry to this year's NPR Tiny Desk Contest. The song takes us on a roadtrip across America in search of something that benefits us all.
@nprmusic@BobBoilen#tinydeskcontest https://t.co/TCQgcwglux
@engineers_feed I know the burden’s heavy
As you wheel it through the night
Some people say it’s empty
But that don’t mean it’s light
-Leonard Cohen
https://t.co/yg2QNN9mlG
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@EricRWeinstein More songs to illustrate:
Leonard Cohen: Anthem, Hallelujah, I'm Your Man, Bird On The Wire
Bob Dylan: Shelter From The Storm, Visions of Johanna, Workingman's Blues #2
Blues songs: Love In Vain, Boom Boom, Killin Floor, See That My Grave Is Kept Clean, Born Under A Bad Sign...
@EricRWeinstein I would argue "Capture our time, in real time, for all time” is a recipe for 'time capsule' songs rather than 'all-time great' songs. Great lyrics focus on the timeless by using the present as inspiration. "The Times They Are A Changin" is always true, no detail is tied to '63.