Happy Hanukkah
I managed to get this little video of "Sometimes A Little Light Can Be Enough" up on YouTube:
I actually got the words together two years ago and found a melody last year. Lost a little video recording I made at that point (somehow the file got corrupted), and was delighted to find this year that the melody had not deserted me (a good sign). The thing I love about this song at this point is that it has helped me re-connect with old friends. It's put together with love for my Jewish friends and family.
I actually got the words together two years ago and found a melody last year. Lost a little video recording I made at that point (somehow the file got corrupted), and was delighted to find this year that the melody had not deserted me (a good sign). The thing I love about this song at this point is that it has helped me re-connect with old friends. It's put together with love for my Jewish friends and family.
Labels: Hanukkah
posted by Bob Franke | 7:02 PM
1 Comments:
I just came across this site while listening to Long Roads, Short Visits in iTunes. I've long been a fan of yours, and the title of this post (I'm Jewish) got my attention.
And the song kept it. Not for the season, obviously, 180° out of phase. But I lost my wife a year and a half ago, and I find a little light can be very warming. "When death has come to someone whom you can't help loving still / Their absence is a presence that confronts you in the chill, ... Sometimes a little light can be enough".
Evidently you've stopped posting to this blog. Alas.
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