Born & Raised
Born & Raised...
it all started when my parents met in a record store... the rest is downhill from there
i love this picture so much. i don’t remember where i found it.
hello, old friend…
i haven’t been on tumblr in forever. let’s try to get into the swing of things.
a lot has changed lately. i’m not a particularly huge fan of change. ok, i hate it. this gets me to thinking, what will happen when i graduate? the last thing i want to do is leave all my best friends and go to some crazy university where i don’t know anyone. i dont want to start all over. i’m perfectly content right here, so why leave? “better opportunity” blah blah blah. i wish the best music business schools didn’t have to be in boston or nashville or wherever the hell i have to go.
my greatest wish is that people wouldn’t change. especially people. i’ve lost too many good friends. remember when you would show up in my backyard, and we would just wander around town together? i miss that. a lot.
stay gold.
- Tom: I don't want to commit to such madness!
- Me: Dear, you're already commited to madness.
This is my favorite part of day. Winter In Chicago. Between 5pm & 6pm. Outside, it’s a blue tone, not the dingy grey we see during the day. The sun sets behind my house (which you can’t see) but my neighbor’s light goes perfectly. Home is where the heart is. I never said I’d leave this town.
Winter in chicago
Today i had a really inspiring day :) i pulled a rob and re organzied all my cd’s. now they are back in alphabetical order. winter can evoke so much, even though its so crazy with the holidays and all when you take a minute to relax and look around, winter in chicago [sic] is the greatest thing.
New Fall Out Boy snippet from Folie á Deux entitled w.a.m.s. [stands for waiter.actor.model.singer]
LOVE IT :)
I really like the video, it fits the song well.
P.S. if you listen to this song on headphones, use just the left one to hear the beginning a capella. Oh, the wonders of stereo.
“Growing Up” by Fall Out Boy, performed by Patrick Stump. (Acoustic, One Take)
This is the first song that Fall Out Boy ever wrote; its pretty good for a first song. It means so much more when you hear it years later stripped down to the core. You really get to guage how much growth has occured. (how ironic, the song is called growing up)
