These are some of my memorable songs that I enjoyed time after time, afterall in those days time seemed endless. Here these songs still exist as if kept in a capsule of time that has been carefully stored in my mind and heart. They are songs that I grew up forever ago, never giving thought that as I looked out the window that time was looking back. I forgot all that and lived in the moment and forgot that as time parreled such events as life, that life also lives as art. That road always seemed apt, I could fly in those days past events, both in and through sleep and gracefully land where ever I'd find my feet.

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One of the other songs I resonated with was by a group by the name of "Paper Lace", I'd never to this day quite heard a song like "The Night Chicago Died". It has something for everyone, it has an incredible rhythym, and the strum of the guitar taking on the steps of a marching band, with phrases like "back in the USA", sends chills down my spine. I can't but help relive the exilhiration of knowing at that time as a 13 year old with flower child ideas, but still with my strict old fashioned Italian mother, there'd be some relief. It was going to be all right, Mama as you will see embeded in this video. You brought up a daughter with a enough rebellion to align the South with the North.

"Billy Don't Be a Hero" was another great song, I was still a bit youngish to get the full implication of how truly sad this song was. It wouldn't be until latter that my cousin was drafted, (I get chills as I write this) that the thought of it all seems to come flooding in to my mind, the could be's, the would's, and should's of it were simply unimanginable, as children and I must re-emphasize what it could have been like being a dopey kid with some box of cereal in front of you with a newscaster like Walter Grimsby, staring back at you from a battle field somewhere in Vietnam, and telling people the grim news that was part of what you called everday life. Even looking at shows like "The Wonder Years", made it all come back alive, those short dresses, young girls with long hair, and all the 70's nostalgia come flooding back into my mind.

Time capsules like butter on toast, thinking the world was perfect no matter what, (wasn't it)?

Then there were a number of songs that I embedded here for all to enjoy, I know I certain did at that time and still do. Thank-You Ishmoopie for sharing your Grham Nash Video's the one I resonated with the most was easily "Our House", thats where I live all the time, in my house. Whether anybody sees me looking out the windows of time, I know that what I see is what I see. It dosen't belong to anybody, but me and as time takes me by the hand, it leads me to belive in those thought bubbles that carry me away to a place I can relive these great memories as though they were still here and part of me today.