And, of course, we mustn't forget the Rod Stewart version...
So similar to the Bob Dylan original that Rod even agreed to share the royalties with Bob.
And a great video to it as well. Especially if, like me, you find it hard to resist cute young kids.
Never having heard of Alphaville before (must be something to do with the age difference between us, clo), I just had to go and seek them out.
Lyrically not as good as Dylan's (that's just my opinion, of course), but I still like it. Great video to it, as well.
And the singer is certainly very easy on the eye, as well!
Yes, but it does sound a lot like the word flattery, now doesn't it, young Albert....
(Especially if you had that speech impediment that Danny Murphy suffered from in his younger days... )
I actually got some writing done this evening. (yay!)
I've been struggling for over a week with Chapter 3 of my Fragments of Sean story. I've made numerous attempts at starting it that have just been rubbish and only fit for the bin. Finally got nearly 300 words in, and this time it seems okay. Hope to get this chapter finished in the next number of days.
I've the next chapter of The Charmed Life Of Danny Murphy basically written now. Just have to give it a thorough edit.
It's not nuts to feel that way, Albert.
It's what's known as survivor guilt (or survivor syndrome).
To be honest, what I still feel this day is sometimes an intense anger when I remember the reactions of the media, the governments, and many so-called christians to the outbreak of the disease. So many innocent people could have been saved had there been a different attitude.
I'd better shut up now, before someone tells me that I'm breaking GA rules by discussing politics in this forum.
I think my last one was for my 70th,,,
But I have a 120th party to attend later this year. My sister's 70th and her daughter's 50th.
You and me both, Albert.
I thank my lucky star for that!