When I'm dead, make sure my wife knows she's the fuckin hottest thing I ever had. I fukin love her to death! I swear, I love her like nothing I can explain!

Something a bit different for this thread. Ever heard of Gabriel Yared?  Me neither, at least not until about thirty minutes ago. If you wanna know more about him, give Google a go. In the meantime, this instrumental composition by him from 1986 is superb:


Amen.

Quote from: J E B Stuart on January 29, 2026, 03:48:45 PMSomething a bit different for this thread. Ever heard of Gabriel Yared?  Me neither, at least not until about thirty minutes ago. If you wanna know more about him, give Google a go. In the meantime, this instrumental composition by him from 1986 is superb:

Amen.

Not old Herman's kind of music.

Quote from: Herman on January 29, 2026, 09:49:53 PMNot old Herman's kind of music.

Son, how many times I gotta tell ya yer hearing aid batteries need to be replaced?

Jeebus.

Amen.

 The night my grandma died, after I had spent months caring for her as she died of cancer at home on hospice, on my way home this song came on the radio and it had me crying so hard I had to pull over and I just cried on the side of the road for like an hour. I had never felt a song so hard before in my life.

 https://youtu.be/UjDRcVJB-78?si=Tt_3CcVAjQ7JiMlE

 I know it's technically a "break up" song but not for me.  I was just shattered. I was only 21 and lost the only real parent I ever had.  This song  can throw back into that grief even 20 plus years later.

 So I mostly avoid it lol