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290501 » RIP jeffrey scott buckley

listening to | jeff buckley \ grace
feeling | pretty good :)


17/11/66 - 29/5/97

today marks the fourth anniversary of the jeff buckley's drowning in the mississippi river, memphis. the death of the man who changed music for me. i'm celebrating by listening to nothing but jeff.

its incredible how much this man has changed my life without knowing me personally - even in death. i've made friends i would never have otherwise made because of him. i have met boyfriends i would never have met because of him. i've felt emotion i never thought i could feel partially due to him. jeff's music opens wounds, but it also heals them.

if i had the money, i would buy thousands of copies of jeff buckley's grace album and distribute them to random people. grace changed my life, and i think others should be given the opportunity to experience this as well. no one should go though life having never heard jeff. i feel sorry for those who don't 'get' his music. i guess a person with so much emotion can make some people uncomfortable. others just hear a guy with a 'woman's voice.' you can't force a person to understand.

the biggest regret of my life so far is that i never did get to see jeff buckley perform live. he was the ultimate live performer. he gave everything. didn't hold anything back. the intensity of his live shows was known to make many people break down in tears. he seemed to know exactly what you were thinking and feeling, and possessed the perfect words and perfect voice to bring this to life. the voice of an angel.

RIP jeff

it's never over
my kingdom for a kiss upon her shoulder
it's never over
all my riches for her smiles when i slept so soft against her
it's never over
all my blood for the sweetness of her laughter
it's never over
she is the tear that hangs inside my soul forever

-jeff buckley, lover you should have come over

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