bag it, man

So go on, you’ll continue with your nose so open wide

Knocking on that door that says „Hurry come inside“

But don’t bother to buy insurance ‚cos you’ve already died

And you can’t be serious

I saw my reflection in my father’s final tears

The wind was slowly melting, San Francisco disappears

Acid heads, unmade beds, and you Woodward world queers

I know you’re lonely

I know you’re lonely

I know you’re lonely…

Spoken:

Thanks for your time

And you can thank me for mine

And after that’s said

Forget it

Bag it, man

(Okay)

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What a song – isn’t it?! I really feel the words. I also try to make more music. I will add my two songs I published lately on Soundcloud below. Hope you will enjoy them and let me know what you think and feel about it.

I will try to tell you something about the man who wrote and sang the song above. I think he did with lots of love. For sure.

I saw the documentary film „Searching for Sugar Man“ which is telling his story and the one who saw it probably don’t need to read through all this. 

But nevertheless I may introduce you Sixto Diaz Rodriguez also known as Rodrìguez or as Jesús Rodríguez born on July 10th in 1942.

He is a Mexican American folk musician based in Detroit, Michigan. Detroit is the most popular city in the U.S. state Michigan, besides. Thank you wikipedia, you are pretty smart. I love you! 

Truly.

Rodriguez‘ career was pretty short. He released „only“ two little-sold albums in the early 1970s and did some little touring through Australia. His music became really like REALLY successful in South Africa. There for some reason a rumor went around that he had committed suicide. Which isn’t true of course. The film will tell you everything about the effort of two fans in the late 1990’s to find out wether the rumoured death of him was true, and, if not, to find out what had become of him. You should watch it. If you haven’t done it. Or watch it again. Even just to hear the charming music floating and surrounding you. Bla. Bla.

„cause the sweetest kiss I ever got it the one I’ve never tasted“ and lines like „and I make 16 solid half hour friendships every evening“ makes it so easy to like him and his sound.

I also found out, thank you Mr. Wikipedia again, that on may 9th 2013, so quite recent, Rodriguez received a honorary doctorate! So thank you Dr. Rodriguez for the kindest music I heard through the morning time.