Heard yet another new (new to me) and cool artist on Pandora radio today! I am so out of the loop that Pandora is the only way that I learn about new artists. I love this song by Michelle Featherstone, "Coffee & Cigarettes." This song is so beautiful. I love the simplicity of the piano and the lyrics, especially the last line, "I must quit you," when the singer realizes that her problems are not coffee or cigarettes, but rather being addicted to the wrong person.
I gave up coffee and cigarettes
I hate to say it hasn't helped me yet
I thought my problems would just dissipate
And all my pain would be in yesterday
I poured my booze all down the kitchen drain
And watched my bad habits get flushed away
I thought that that would keep my head on straight
And all my pain would be in yesterday
But it's true
I'm still blue
But I finally know what to do
I must quit
I must quit
You
I thought that if I didn't go and play
The sadness would get bored and go away
I thought that if I didn't go astray
Then all my pain would be in yesterday
But it's true
I'm still blue But I finally know what to do
I must quit
I must quit
You
I sold my guitar and my piano
I thought that it was these that kept me low
I thought if only I could try and change
That all my pain would be in yesterday
But it's true
I'm still blue
But I finally know what to do
I must quit
I must quit
You
I must quit
I must quit
You
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"Om-ma" means "mommy" in Korean. It was one of the three words I remembered as a two year old child. I chose "Omma Moments" for my blog because mothers only have a moment here and a moment there to do things! I wanted to create a space where I could write. Write about whatever I wanted to write about, however I wanted to write and whenever I could write about it! For me, Omma not only refers to me, but to my own mothers: my Korean mother and my mother who raised me. I reflect fondly on the fact that I remembered the word, "om-ma," and I know why I remembered it: mothers are just that important.
I would like to write about any and all moments as a mother, because it is just that important.
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