Some did this a time ago, but let's try it some more. What are some good or meaningful memories some of you have had that are related to DB's music?
One of my fondest is that back in '90 while in the military I got to my second phase of training. We were allowed to have radios so while shopping in the PX I came across DB's Bedtime Stories. I couldn't buy it quick enough.
I took a cab back to the barracks, put it in and started listening to it. When "Hello Mary" came on it brought back a flood of memories of a recent break up where a woman dumped me after I had quickly fallen for her. Hearing that song standing in an empty barracks room made me want to call her up and beg for another try, but fortunately, by this time I had just met the person who became the true woman in my life. Still, when I hear this song I think of that other woman.
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Some did this a time ago, but let's try it some more. What are some good or meaningful memories some of you have had that are related to DB's music?
One of my fondest is that back in '90 while in the military I got to my second phase of training. We were allowed to have radios so while shopping in the PX I came across DB's Bedtime Stories. I couldn't buy it quick enough.
I took a cab back to the barracks, put it in and started listening to it. When "Hello Mary" came on it brought back a flood of memories of a recent break up where a woman dumped me after I had quickly fallen for her. Hearing that song standing in an empty barracks room made me want to call her up and beg for another try, but fortunately, by this time I had just met the person who became the true woman in my life. Still, when I hear this song I think of that other woman.
One of my fondest is that back in '90 while in the military I got to my second phase of training. We were allowed to have radios so while shopping in the PX I came across DB's Bedtime Stories. I couldn't buy it quick enough.
I took a cab back to the barracks, put it in and started listening to it. When "Hello Mary" came on it brought back a flood of memories of a recent break up where a woman dumped me after I had quickly fallen for her. Hearing that song standing in an empty barracks room made me want to call her up and beg for another try, but fortunately, by this time I had just met the person who became the true woman in my life. Still, when I hear this song I think of that other woman.
