Persted

From the Desk of
Jowls Fungus ( Flutist)
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What is "Ah:ooh;ah ooh: ah-ooh-oh-oh?"
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due to the language difference
some were worried that what they
were listening to jived against what they were taught
"not knowing what is said and agreeing to it
is against all the teaching of learned people"
the euphoria is losted when the words are explained
and the rhythm lack substance when
you see how the words jive against the meaning.
One to stress the importance of understanding
might use the sound and lyrics as
a learning orped·a·gog·i·cal implement
to which purpose is to inspire without 
promoting or undermining the 
the writers, musicians and lyricists
intent. A song's genetics are made out
of the story behind the song.
Whether it is inspired by a poem, a song a sound
or just written to showcase an artist's talents.
One should avoid to make an artist
feel inadequate due to there success
but the success of a song has a story of it's own.
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"oh-ah-ooh wee:ah,ooh-ah ooh ah!"
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  From the Book;
  I l Love You to The Moon and Back
   "Lush, Buoyant and Atmosphere"
     Written By Jowls Fungus
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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