"Will Dockery" <will_dockery@outlook.com> wrote in news:q7rr5j$kp8$1@dont-email.me:
Drumming and percussion of John Phillips, also the flute of the late Geno Woolfolk, bass by Doug Conley, guitar by Henry Conley, and Will
Dockery vocals.
"This is the wait,
the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy...
Twilight Girl."
Twilight Girl (for Lady Katherine July 27, 1960 - August 1, 2004)
More corpse-dragging
will.dockery@gmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (Will-Dockery) wrote in news:URSdndwiQIzm-OT3nZ2dnZfqn_udnZ2d@giganews.com:
Cujo DeSockpuppet wrote:
"Will Dockery" <will_dockery> wrote in
news:q7rr5j$kp8$1@dont-email.me:
Drumming and percussion of John Phillips, also the flute of Geno
Woolfolk, bass by Doug Conley, guitar by Henry Conley, and Will
Dockery vocals.
"This is the wait,
the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy...
Twilight Girl."
https://youtu.be/BYETTK16jQI?is=lFCK-bFtuvRPKbLD
Twilight Girl (for Lady Katherine July 27, 1960 - August 1, 2004)
talentless
I've read your poetry now, Kevin.
You don't display a lot of talent, yourself.
Just saying.
Are you trying to clain
"Will Dockery" <will_dockery@outlook.com> wrote in news:q7rr5j$kp8$1@dont-email.me:
Drumming and percussion of John Phillips, also the flute of Geno
Woolfolk, bass by Doug Conley, guitar by Henry Conley, and Will
Dockery vocals.
"This is the wait,
the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy...
Twilight Girl."
Twilight Girl (for Lady Katherine July 27, 1960 - August 1, 2004)
Alert the media
Will Dockery wrote:
Check out "Twilight Girl" / Will Dockery & Henry Conley - https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery/song/24647258-twilight-girl--will-dockery-henry?0
Review of "Twilight Girl" by Michael Pendragon:
"This is the best... I've seen of yours to date... it's got a really nice look and great sound. The song has a definite mood to it: a sustained quiet sadness, a sense of loss. Bluesy, but in a reflective, mellow way. I'm having a little (okay, a lot of) difficulty following the narrative, but I get the impression that it's supposed to be abstract. I'm thinking that Twilight Girl is the memory of a lover who died, possibly in a car or plane crash, but that's just the feeling I get from the song. You've got a terrific voice -- in too many of the live performance videos, it's often hard to hear you over the music, but in this one your voice and the music maintain the perfect balance. There are times when your voice gives the impression that you could sing quite smoothly if you wanted to -- or, that you once sang quite smoothly, but ruined your voice from too many cigarettes (legal and otherwise) and drinks. Either way, the end result has a very distinctive sound and a strong personality..."
General-Zod wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:
Twilight Girl by Will Dockery & Henry Conley written for Lady Katherine:
https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery/song/24647258-twilight-girl--will-dockery-henry
Twilight Girl
Six or six thousand,
we will meet again.
At blazing dusk,
or quiet dawn.
On that shore... again.
This is the wait,
the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy...
Twilight Girl.
On that quiet morning,
clear, crispy light.
Seeing a movie from a distance,
mourning in front of her flight.
This is the wait,
the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy,
Twilight Girl.
She offered me her cup,
asked me to fill it up,
I said "Later, babe.
Right now we have to talk
untangle the chakra
that crosses over."
Ghost horses,
from the car ahead,
looks like engine exhaust.
Blink my eyes through bitter tears,
a smile for what we've lost.
This is the wait,
the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy...
Twilight Girl.
-Will Dockery
Based on real life events
Lovely example of the Con Bros at their guitar picking best..!
General-Zod wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:
General-Zod wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:
Twilight Girl by Will Dockery & Henry Conley written for Lady Katherine:
https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery/song/24647258-twilight-girl--will-dockery-henry
Twilight Girl
Six or six thousand,
we will meet again.
At blazing dusk,
or quiet dawn.
On that shore... again.
This is the wait,
the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy...
Twilight Girl.
On that quiet morning,
clear, crispy light.
Seeing a movie from a distance,
mourning in front of her flight.
This is the wait,
the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy,
Twilight Girl.
She offered me her cup,
asked me to fill it up,
I said "Later, babe.
Right now we have to talk
untangle the chakra
that crosses over."
Ghost horses,
from the car ahead,
looks like engine exhaust.
Blink my eyes through bitter tears,
a smile for what we've lost.
This is the wait,
the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy...
Twilight Girl.
-Will Dockery
One of best....
Good evening, thanks again for the nod.
How'd do...?
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