Ronald Dunn III

[Ronald Dunn III @RJD376]

@AshleyMorgjf6h Keep it up! Stay strong in faith, keep loving your girls and yourself as such your beautiful heart deserves nothing less. God Bless you!

[Ronald Dunn III @RJD376]

@patriotic_em88 I adore and am truly grateful for your posts, receive your prayers and extend the blessings of our Lord, Jesus Christ, to you and your family.

[✨💫Cali💫✨ @505Cali2]

The truth is no one is coming to save you, you are your own savior 💙

[Emotion & Music @Emotion78687]

Chris Isaak Wrote “Wicked Game.” Lana Del Rey Made It Dangerous Again.

Chris Isaak wrote the wound. Lana Del Rey made it feel dangerous again.

The original “Wicked Game” is a strangely private song. Chris Isaak isn't singing to an audience so much as getting caught inside his own obsession. James Wilsey's guitar hangs in the background like heat over an empty road, while that steady beat keeps everything moving without ever really going anywhere.

Then Isaak's voice comes in — low, restrained, almost careful. When he reaches the chorus, that sudden falsetto makes the whole thing crack open.

There is no second person in the room.

That's what makes the Hollywood Bowl performance so interesting.

The studio version is surrounded by atmosphere. The live version takes most of that away. Chris is standing there with an acoustic guitar, and suddenly you can hear the bones of the song: the chords, the pauses, the voice, the words.

He doesn't try to recreate the record.

He doesn't need to.

He sounds like someone who has been singing this song for years and knows exactly where every bruise is.

Then Lana walks in.

And the song changes without her really changing anything.

She doesn't take over the melody. She doesn't turn the chorus into a vocal competition. She simply stands beside him, and that completely changes the meaning of the song.

Because the original “Wicked Game” feels like desire happening inside one person's head.

Now there is someone standing three feet away.

Chris sings it like a confession. Lana's voice makes it feel like an invitation.

That's where the danger comes back.

Watch them closely and there is almost nothing theatrical happening. Chris glances toward her. Lana gives a small smile. They leave each other plenty of space, and somehow that restraint makes the whole thing feel more intimate.

The original sounds like a man trying to understand why he wants someone he knows he shouldn't want.

The live version sounds like he already knows the answer.

And Lana knows it too.

That's the beautiful trick here. They don't update “Wicked Game.” They don't modernize it or make it bigger. They simply put another person inside a song that was originally built around solitude.

The words stay exactly where they were.

The feeling doesn't.

Chris Isaak gave “Wicked Game” its loneliness. Lana Del Rey gave that loneliness someone to look at.

And suddenly, a song we've heard a thousand times feels like something that could still go wrong.

[✨💫Cali💫✨ @505Cali2]

Your Soul

[SkriptkeeperElect @Skriptkeeper17]

Nailed it

[Ronald Dunn III @RJD376]

@patriotic_em88

[Spark Notes Love @SparkNotesLove]

if you rejected, accept it.

[Ronald Dunn III @RJD376]

@karenFischzy8x Absolutely. Was my fav!

[Ronald Dunn III @RJD376]

@HottAdventures Horn worms are a casual nuisance. Not causing too much damage. If they have the white larvae sacks attached... let them be. That is a good thing. The white sack is a horn worm killing wasp which is welcome in your garden.

NO PESTICIDES!!

[✨💫Cali💫✨ @505Cali2]

There is a Saying that goes

[Dustin Straight @Carnage2469]

Someone is a genius with these AI videos

[God of Limitless Possibilities @Ibukunoluw91622]

Morning Prayer for September 1st 🙏 #fyp #dailyprayer

[God of Limitless Possibilities @Ibukunoluw91622]

Monday morning prayer for 31st of August 🙏

[WITNESS813 @WITNESS813]

Grand rising X. 🌞 Take a walk down memory lane with me, and then make some magical moments today that you’ll look back on with the same feelings of nostalgia and joy in your heart. Everyday is exactly what you choose to make of it, so make sure it’s worth remembering. 🤗🥳❤️

[Trumplicans2024.com @trumplicans2024]

Seems like a lot of you out there need a little bit of faith...
This is a Christian group called Casting Crowns.
The song is called "Nobody."
Listen to the lyrics; they're amazing.

[AG H M @HirwaMarin85157]

No chasing,No forcing.Just matching the energy.