Nazareth – Where Are You Now
A haunting, tender plea across the emptiness: Nazareth’s “Where Are You Now” as a lament for what’s lost When we listen to Nazareth’s “Where Are You Now,” we hear more…
A haunting, tender plea across the emptiness: Nazareth’s “Where Are You Now” as a lament for what’s lost When we listen to Nazareth’s “Where Are You Now,” we hear more…
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A Rock-Inflected Tale of Prophecy and Power: Song of the King (Seven Fat Cows) When Pharaoh in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat recounts his strange dream of seven fat…
A tender lament of betrayal and small-town secrets Gordon Lightfoot’s “The Circle Is Small (I Can See It in Your Eyes)” is a quietly powerful ballad about suspicion, heartbreak, and…