Right Now & Right Here

    【歌曲介绍】：这首歌出自KEREN ANN 的专集《Not Going Anywhere》.这张专辑的吟唱更偏向于布鲁斯，也更低调。 KEREN ANN 是一个出品法国本地音乐的歌手和词作者，她的民谣实在“清新”，和古老的传说联系在一起，和远去的岁月里绵绵的小故事牵手，直接承载于简陋的乐器声中。然而，从第二张专辑《La Disparition》开始，KerenAnn在民谣中加入了更多爵士和布鲁斯的元素，据说是因为听了不少Che tBaker和Tom Waits的原因。所以清新本身，也是很不同的，16岁，30岁，50岁，80岁，就各有不同的聆听质感，如果你是一个可爱的民谣音乐家，那就看你碰上什么了，总之，不论你怎么拨弄音符、也不论你如何制造声响，你总会营造出“清新”的。KerenAnn的首张英文专辑《Not Going Anywhere》就是这样，那和语言的变化无关，就好像瀑布会变成溪流或地下水，可水仍是水。民谣之路也是，似乎只有一条，从清新到清新。

    【verse 1】：

    Over and over you wanted it so fast
    Head on my shoulder I'll pour myselfa glass
    Wait 'til we're somewhere closer to a lake
    Then make a sad face and tell me it's to late

    【chorus】：

    Right now and right here
    My love oh my dear
    I'll try to be clear
    My love oh my dear

    【verse 2】：

    Over and over you wanted me to play
    Head on my shoulder there's nothing left to say
    Wait 'til we're somewhere closer to the sea
    Then we can jump and pretend we disagree

    【chorus】：

    Right now and right here
    My love oh my dear
    I'll try to be clear

    【verse 3】：

    Over and over we're turning off the light
    Even the warriors are always great at night
    Wait 'til we're somewhere closer to the moon
    Then you can kiss me and say that it's too soon

    【chorus】：

    Right now and right here
    My love oh my dear

    【verse 4】：

    Faces under water, look much closer
    When they appear
    Your hand on my shoulder
    We'll be older in a year
    In the morning after should I laugh or disappear

    【备注】：很想在这伊始的时刻，选出喜庆而不喧闹的歌曲，可不知怎的就钟情上了这首民谣，抛去歌词本身传递的信息不言，简单的曲调似乎让我回到了过去快乐无虑的时光，我想这也和我一直梦想拥有的是一致的，所以，希望大家在新的一年里可以简单笑、简单生活，远离世俗纷扰，简单心情，简单爱。

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Joke of Today

Now We Run

    A priest is walking down the street one day when he notices a very small boy trying to press a doorbell on a house across the street.

    However, the boy is very small and the doorbell is too high for him to reach.

    After watching the boy’s efforts for some time, the priest moves closer to the boy's position.

    He steps smartly across the street, walks up behind the little fellow, places his hand kindly on the child's shoulder and gives the doorbell a sold ring.

    Crouching down to the child's level, the priest smiles and asks, "And now what, my little man?" The boy replies, "Now we run!"