Give me the cure – Fugazi (1989) d106
Beth made a bunch of suggestions after the AHCA vote yesterday. This seems right. I never thought too hard on dying before. I never sucked on the dying. I never licked the side of dying before. And now I’m feeling the dying You’ve got your hands over your ears. You’ve got your mouth running on. […]
Hammer and a nail – Indigo Girls (1990) d105
To recognize Jim’s “Excellence in Ministry” award, no fitter tribute than his beloved Indigo Girls, singing about building things: Now I know a refuge never grows from a chin in a hand in a thoughtful pose. Gotta tend the earth if you want a rose.
We the people – A Tribe Called Quest (2016) d104
Amazingly, recorded BEFORE the election. [skip this one of you don’t like swears] All you Black folks, you must go. All you Mexicans, you must go. And all you poor folks, you must go. Muslims and gays, boy, we hate your ways. So all you bad folks, you must go. Thanks, Kevin, for the suggestion.
Call on me – Starley (Ryan Riback remix) (2016) d103
When you can’t stop the tears from falling down, down, down. You know you can call on me.
Crazy – Seal (1991) d102
“You’re never gonna survive unless you get a little bit crazy”… Thanks Brian for the suggestion.
A beautiful day – India.Arie (2009) d101
Life is a challenge not a competition You can still smell the roses and be on a mission Diane, thanks for the suggestion.
Hard Days – Austin Plaine (2015) d100
As the country celebrates / mourns the first 100 Days of the Trump Presidency, I invite you (again) to share Hope In Exile with your family and friends. For the past 100 Days, I’ve posted one song of hope, love and action to www.hopeinexile.org. We’ll keep it up for the next 1,361 days. For the […]
I hope you dance – Lee Ann Womack (2000) d99
Time is a wheel in constant motion, always rolling us along
I’m so ronery – Team America: World Police soundtrack (2004) d98
It’s tough to find songs about North Korea.
Tenderhearted – Sara Watkins (2016) d97
In Surprise TED Talk, Pope Francis Asks The Powerful For ‘Revolution Of Tenderness’
