MyLastTrack: The Pirates more than a decade later, a bit olde...

MyLastTrack: The Pirates more than a decade later, a bit olde...: The Pirates more than a decade later, a bit older but no less powerful ! 1. 'Johnny B. Goode', Rockpalast, 1979 >>> 2. ...

My last track by Magali
Hey there, I'm happy to be sharing my last track with you because believe me, it is something I have thought about in the past.
I have always wanted a 'happy' funeral, you know. Of course this means that I live a full life & accomplished the things I set out to do & touched some lives in the process.
I know crying at a funeral is always there, but I would love if my funeral was a celebration of my life rather than a mourning of my passing. I'm not talking full-blown party but not sad or depressing either.
That being said we come to my last track.
My last track has to have some pertinence to 'death'. Also something that sounds happy sad or bittersweet.
And I would choose Ashes to Ashes - David Bowie
The title of course pertains to death. The song is melancholy yet mildly upbeat as well.
It has lyrics such as "I'm happy, hope you're happy too..."
What more could I ask for?
written by Magali [www.magalic.com]

The Pirates more than a decade later, a bit older but no less powerful !






1. 'Johnny B. Goode', Rockpalast, 1979 >>>

2. 'Talking 'Bout You'.  Mick Green-Johnny Spence-Frank Farley in full flow  >>>

3. 'Lonesome Train', the Hope&Anchor Front-Row Festival, 1977 >>>

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