i have no musical talents. except my ears.

there's a girl named laura colby, she lives in seattle now and we haven't spoken in, literally...years. but she taught me a few really important things while we were friends in dc. one, i loved how periodically she wrote down the songs she had recently repeatedly been listening to. i loved stealing her great songs. (kings of leon, anyone?) so here's what's been on repeat on my ipod lately, blasting out of my car, out of our apartment, and getting me through my long runs. (which, with 9 school days remaining to that half marathon, are not happening enough.) i'll share only a few so as not to overwhelm you: sweet disposition. from 5o0 days of summer. i want to blast it with the windows down. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4C8e7nNLZNs the guy that says goodbye to you. found it via pandora. loooooving it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oG1IfQx9Oc oh tonight. by josh abbott. it will be neat when i have someone to sing this to, instead of the emptiness of my house while i'm in the shower. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99M6HyGzeic lovelight. claire lynch. found it while making my kids listen to a bluegrass station online at school. my inner city nigerian and hispanic children love bluegrass. check it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GTBl_6JH1U ps you should click on this video just to see the korean subtitles... save the best video for last. and a great song, too, but the video...american flags and twinkle lights. tell me, what else do you need? saw them live less than a month ago. jealous? drew holcomb & the neighbors, ladies and gentlemen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RnGqjSWNEk