Part Two

I Am A Rock, sung by Simon & Garfunkel, although originally sung and written by Simon before they came together. It was first released on the album The Paul Simon Songbook in the summer of 1965, but then was rerecorded in sessions with Garfunkel in December of 1965. The song is almost overwhelming morose, but beautiful in its own respect. The lyrics speak of hurt and regret with a tendency to come off with a slight air of misanthropy. I Am A Rock is a sure shot at everyone’s longing to retract. It is, no doubt, a song for a fed-up day.

Part One

Family Portrait by: Pink, is a song about a family that is about to fall to pieces, portraying the conflict through the eyes of a child. The album, Missundaztood, was released on December 2002 and was the albums final and fourth hit single. On U.S Billboard Hot 100, the song peaked number twenty and, even better, number eleven on UK Singles Chart.
In the filming of the music video, Pink’s actual daughter was caste as the little girl who is in the middle of the turmoil. The portal of real life tragedy that many homes are rocked with is realistic, sincere, and something that people can relate to.
As a product of my parents divorce I can relate to the lyrics as if they were my own words and I was writing a memoir. The lyrics are true, raw, and seem to speak a melancholy language to the soul.

Letter to Obama

To be honest I don't know what I would say to Obama because the fact of the matter is that I don't really care about about politics or Obama. I just want to breathe without being choked by all this crap on the Internet, news paper, and TV. Maybe I'll tell him to stop making such a spectacle of himself and just fix the damn country already instead of making full-of-air promises. Its mean to tell him he was the lesser of two evils, but you get the point. So, I really don't care and I probably won't ever....nope, not in my life time will I ever care about crap like this.

See yah.