Evening All,
Not posted for a while x. Me n my beloved husband shared a passion for music , our taste wasn’t everyone’s! We loved rock , from Queen , AcDc , Metallica , Deep Purple, Quo, zZ Top , Fleetwood MAC , the list goes on and on!! We loved nothing more than going to watch live Music , our passion x
Now I feel nothing but sorrow, I can be driving and a song will come on and before I can stop it the tears are rolling ! Music is such a big part of my life how can it ever be the same now he isn’t here??
I feel so empty and lost …
I can’t stand listening to any of the songs we heard on holiday
In particular Kingston Town.I remember the moonlit nights and the soft ripples of the sea or just holding hands and singing softly as we walked along. I went to Blackpool recently and was walking along the pier when Kingston Town started to play from one of the cafes.Tears rolled down my face as I felt it was Ron letting me know he was with me again.oh! I just feel so sad now when I hear music.
I can totally understand how you feel xx One of my hubsters favourite songs was Sharp Dressed Man , ZZ Top cant tell you you how many times I have got into his car and that song is the first one to come on!!
Music can be emotional and either uplifting or depressing. My wife and I loved lots of live music too. I hadn’t listened to anything since she passed away in August. On Saturday I had booked a live streaming concert to raise money for closed theatres. It was a band called Go Now, a tribute band for the Moody Blues. It was the first thing I have really enjoyed for ages, she would have loved it, but I wish so much we could have watched it together.
My partner and me used to love music we loved anything from 60’s up to present day especially folk music in our local pub . We were great fans of billy fury (late 50’s and 60’s ) when i play his songs it gives me such happy memories of Ed . My life is just an existant without him but it makes me feel close to him playing his songs
I heard a song that I liked in the last moments I spent with my nana. At first it was hard to hear as I cried and cried but then I found myself singing the song at times randomly. And now when ever I hear it I think of it as a sign she’s thinking of me at that moment. She died at the end of August so it’s still so fresh. I’ll still cry at times but it be a happy cry that it reminds me of her. Comforting to remember her. She’s still here with me really
my husband and I loved music. It was a big part of our everyday life and he’d wired voice command speakers into every room of the house and a wooden cabin he’d built us in the garden. He’d often play songs to me during advert breaks of things we were watching from his phone too and we’d dance around laughing on our rug . We both liked heavy guitar music but also a lot of 60s to 90s music (a few modern but not as many). Christmas music was big to us because we loved Xmas so much too and certain songs made us laugh and we’d sing bits from them all year. I didnt really listen to music since except for his funeral. the other day I was alone a few hours to sort out some paperwork and listened to sweet child o mine and a few of our songs and it made me feel better for some minutes. usually lately I am with close family and they have the news on the telly on all the time though so I can’t listen and don’t feel like it either.
I totally get where you are coming from xx Our wedding songs consisted of : Songbird/ Fleetwood MAC, Nothing else matters / Metallica and John Legend / all of me xxxx His funeral songs , Songbird , Mustang Sally and Sharp Dressed Man / ZZ Top xxxx every time I get in the T6 Sharp Dressed Man comes on - he’s with me xxxxxxx
