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Halfway To The Stars
Wherein Phil ruins a romantic moment with science.
I’ve long been a fan of old jazz torch songs. Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald doing “Stars Fell On Alabama” was probably what I was listening to right before writing this. Sentimental, great melodies, all that stuff.
But I’m always a little too logical and scientifically minded when it comes to this stuff. (Honestly, if stars DID fall on Alabama it would probably do a lot of damage. A loss? That’s for your to decide.)
So you can hear me do a little crooning on here and finally using that college degree in jazz guitar I worked so hard for. (After giving up on a Physics degree – And now it all starts to make sense.)
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Pretty sure I was listening to Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald doing "Stars Fell On Alabama" when I wrote "Halfway To The Stars". Then my science mind took over and realized what "You and I could meet halfway to the stars" would actually mean.
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