jamkazam
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Re: jamkazam
I been trying to find my nephew's jams but so far no luck
my brother is still working on uploading he said he is buying a Tascam whatever that is.
been weird days for me
the world is spinning so fast I got vertigo
had a CT scan which came back negative
my brother the head doctor tells me it is just the age
finally got the nerve to ride my bike again but I have to take anti nausea meds to do it
seventy five in December and this old age ain't for sissies I tell ya
working at Walmart as a people greeter these days
the only job I could find
hot diggity dog diggity I got no dignity
morbidity and turbidity
so sweet these last days
like the last sips from a bottle of Nehi grape soda
listening to my nephew here
https://soundcloud.com/gregg-tilles
what a good kid
my brother is still working on uploading he said he is buying a Tascam whatever that is.
been weird days for me
the world is spinning so fast I got vertigo
had a CT scan which came back negative
my brother the head doctor tells me it is just the age
finally got the nerve to ride my bike again but I have to take anti nausea meds to do it
seventy five in December and this old age ain't for sissies I tell ya
working at Walmart as a people greeter these days
the only job I could find
hot diggity dog diggity I got no dignity
morbidity and turbidity
so sweet these last days
like the last sips from a bottle of Nehi grape soda
listening to my nephew here
https://soundcloud.com/gregg-tilles
what a good kid
Re: jamkazam
music can soothe the ravaged heart......your nephew is good.......
the aging dilemma is a mutha....I turn 67 in December....still trying to do carpentry, Home Depot looms as the body breaks down in waves
the aging dilemma is a mutha....I turn 67 in December....still trying to do carpentry, Home Depot looms as the body breaks down in waves
the death of empathy is the birth of barbarism