info about the song "Connections":
- The lyrics,backstory and how to purchase = just scroll on down!
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| Chorus: | Connections - they last
so long Seems like - they're superglue strong These ties that bind - I think we'll find They continue on and on ... |
| Lyrics: |
He wore a thin-veiled disguise - nice eagle suit (Chorus) When the sky takes my breath away Connections ... (Bridge) Sleepless, restless father walks the house Connections ... As priest prays at your grave good-bye Connections... |
| Genre | lilting latin beat, starts slow and ethereal and then becomes danceable ... rock, pop, easy listening, kids/family, alternative, ac (adult contemporary) latin rhythm |
| Mood | upbeat, with a slight melancholy undertone |
| About the Song | Description: Dealing with the loss of a loved one. The actual physical loss is so completely overwhelming until one finally comes to the joyful realization that these strong deep bonds we have made - truly continue onward ... The song is based on personal observations of the almost-magical phenomena that the songwriters experienced during several of the harder farewells that they have faced. Sometimes it seems that animal messengers come to tell us that our loved ones are nearby, but just beyond our reach. Title: Connections |
| About the Recording | Title:
Connections Author(s):Richard & FloraLee Newman Year:©1999 Pro: BMI Published: on TagYerit's CD "Tubeman" Artist: TagYerit with Flo (guitars, vocals) Rich (bass) Fred Hazelton(drums) Producer: Ed Vadas Recorded: Greg Steele (engineer) at Derek Studios - Dalton, MA Mastered: Northeastern Digital Southborough, MA Licensing: contact authors publisher: contact authors |
| Ways to purchase |
These stores are just a few places you can buy TagYerit's "Connections" digitally
For all other inquiries, contact Rich Newman |
| Keywords | personal emotional connection loss memory relationship funeral mourning soul wrenching heaven sent totem |
Painting: "A Golden Thread" (1885) by John Melhuish Strudwick - The Fates are depicted as spinners - Clotho, at the right, with a spindle spins out the thread of life, while Lachesis, at the left, measures the length of a life, and Atropos, with the shears, cuts it off.