| Bob Marley and the Wailers – Jammin' Lyrics | 13 years ago |
| Bob Marly actually converted to Christianity in 1980. He was buried with his gibson and a Bible. Today I will be making Jam for my baking ministry:) Does that mean I'm Jammin in the name of the Lord? | |
| Bob Marley and the Wailers – Jammin' Lyrics | 13 years ago |
| Bob Marly actually converted to Christianity in 1980. He was buried with his gibson and a Bible. Today I will be making Jam for my baking ministry:) Does that mean I'm Jammin in the name of the Lord? | |
| Metric – Help, I'm Alive Lyrics | 14 years ago |
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This song reminds me of the struggle of being with a controlling person, and then realizing you have a right to your own life and being alive. When you break out of one of these relationships it feels so amazing, but you know if you let that person in at all or slow down (or stumble) your break from them they will consume you and pull you right back to being a voiceless zombie (being eaten alive). I remember my anger towards him and trying to break it off without hurting him. It was "Hard to be soft, Tough to be tender" It the end my anger won out. I remember waking up and listening to my ex-fiance and I was thinking " Hey I'm here! I have my own thoughts! There is someone in here" I felt so trapped and like I was in this prison, rattling the bars. I remember the judgment I received from both him and family when I started to live my own life. Leaving him, I was a little reckless with my heart and health. None of it seemed to matter, because I was free and I was alive. I remember my anger towards him and trying to break it off without hurting him. It was "Hard to be soft, Tough to be tender" It the end my anger won out. I wish I had, had this song then. Because at the time I went from such a low caged feeling to such a high free feeling that it would have been nice to relate to someone. |
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