Rikki & I made a video today for this song. We spoke to a lot of strangers and this is what they wanted to say:
MP3: Little Comets-Language Is Over (Acoustic)
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Thank you.
Beautiful. I cried.
Well that was pretty much the most awesome thing I’ve seen in ages. You two are blessed by the surroundings you live in, the diversity of souls you found to have expressed their views in the video just show what a great part of this planet you have chosen to live.
What a perfect little gem of a video you’ve assembled. I know I’ll be watching it again and again throughout the day, especially when I find I need a little inspiration.
Thank you, Chuck! We’re blessed also to have you as a reader. xo
Man – is this Atlanta? Seems pretty interesting and diverse and not at all like I imagined. How’s the public transpo? I’ve been looking at a walker friendly city for a while. I need to get out of the place I’m in.
Great vid by the way.
It is Atlanta, and yes, it is quite diverse–more so the closer in your are to downtown. It is not, however, a walking city. It’s spread out. There are neighborhoods (like mine) which are conducive to walking and there is public transportation as well. But if you’re wanting to give up your car, I’d recommend New York. Or Paris.
Well done, very moving! I especially like the World symbolism @ 4:53!
Def want to give up a car but I don’t want to live in New York – though I’d love to visit – and can’t afford Paris. Maybe San Diego or Francisco then, hah, hah.
Beautiful. So much was said, even besides what was said.
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