While walking down the grocery aisle, I started to cry when I heard John Denver's, Sunshine on my Shoulder.
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5 comments:
We listened to John Denver a lot on the juke box at the Thunderbird in the Mojave Desert. Especially, "Sunshine on my shoulder".
It's that kind of song. I think it could make Arnold Schwarzenegger shed a few tears.
And if it could move Arnold to tears, imagine what it does to someone like me.
I imagine it would cause you to keen.
Keen, howl, cry, blubber, yowl and bawl. All of the above could happen to me in the presence of such a song.
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