ROCKY GROUND by BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN. Story by Martina Medica.
I’m fairly sure, though, that you didn’t request the song because of its profound message. No, at the age of ‘not quite two,’ it was just a song you liked, and especially a song you liked to sing.
Roll On Summer Roll On by Paul Kelly Fiction by David Wilson
David Wilson, of our partner site The Footy Almanac, writes of shifting youthful dreams: beach, cricket, a girl. And a dose of Paul Kelly.
ROMANTIC GUY by KEVIN DENSLEY Story by Kevin Densley
Mainly I wrote songs for their own sake - most were never performed in front of an audience.
Romeo’s Tune by Steve Forbert. Story by Cassandra Atherton
Cassandra Atherton Southern Kisses: A backyard in Slidell, Louisiana, 1982It was the music he heard first. Something about smelling the moon in her perfume.
RONE IN GEELONG by NICK BATTERHAM. Story by Vin M.
A piano is broken. Burnt, seemingly. A harp is stranded, unplayable. Chairs in a once lavish dining room are rotting.
ROOMS ON FIRE by STEVIE NICKS Story by Jay Daniel Thompson
You mention Stevie. ‘Did you know,’ you begin, ‘that Stevie was addicted to Klonopin?’ How random this statement is. How randomly cool. How swiftly the ice melts.