Wouldn't it be an hrrble thought if there were no more Darius songs?

 

'Save Love' for me.

Wouldn't it be an hrrble thought if there were no more Darius songs?

 

'Save Love' for me.

 

That is exactly what's been eating me since he stepped onto the Adelphi stage and blew everyone away.

 

Right now I'm happy that Darius is still set on creating new music and getting it out and that he has 19 behind him.

It does seem that things are being set for the new album now, so that's good. There are just so many things that he's written that he's decided not to go with and I'd really have liked to have heard them before they got put away.

If I could

Only the hurt remains

And only the things

We can't change

Love can be a cruel and bitter

Pill to take

 

He writes some 'wonderful' lyrics

 

Everytime I say or write 'wonderful' I hear Darius say it as Sky

Makes a change from fan'tastic.

 

I Would Die For You. I keep hoping it will grow on me.

I've given up even trying. I think that's be so low on my list of songs to play, it'd miss the bottom of it.

 

I've got 'Save Love' again - I know I've had that lots of times before.

I can't believe some people love that song. It shows I won'tlove everything darius does and I'm praying the next bunch will be as far removed from that as possible.

 

I'm going to look out my PI Dvd to play Baby Can I Hold You and Make It Easy On Yourself.

I may try out one of my early videos maybe Bristol. Or Bognar - now I love that.

Put your feet up and have a good wallowbut watch out for those upbeat songs. Better not get caught swinging those hips and rocking all over the lounge.

Not ith my mum and Dave's dad watching. He can't stand me watching TV even.

Is he a radio man then?

 

My sister has Radio 4 on all day whereas I hardly ever listen to the radio. When I'm down I get on her nerves because I fidget all the time.

 

I was watching a programme on TV about the occupation of the Channel Islands in WW2 and they showed you the old crystal sets. I remember in my uncle had one he'd built from scratch. It looked like junk but it worked!

No, he doesn't believe I should listen to the radio either. And, newspapers were never written for women to read. I suppose that's why his newspaper of choice has naked women in them.

Ah, keep 'em ignorant and in the kitchen!

 

He's just a man of his times.

I know my dad was younger but, he wasn't like that at all.

Under My Skin

 

My dad was an excellent husband and father but the kitchen was my mother's domain (by choice) and he didn't know where to start in there. My sister-in-law gave him a rollicking once. She'd asked him how many sugars he took in his tea and he shouted on my mother to ask her.

 

 

My dad would hae been lost if Mum had died first. He was mid 50s when he died. He'd have just moved in with me. That would have been difficult. He was not housetrained but appreciated what was done for him - but took it as natural that t should be done for him. He always did 'men's jobs' though. I don't think mum appreciated having to clear up affter that either. They were the happiest ople I've ever me and the fact they loved each other made everything work.

 

I think the difference is that he regarded females as something special and that he was lucky to be loved. My father n law regards females as a bit less than people and doesn't naturally consider them at all.

save love

Now or Never

bebo Gotta Know Tonight