I don't know if Toxic Event ever released this song as a single, but the song is: The Kids are Lined Up on the Wall." It's a dark song about police violence and over coming the problems associated with it. I thought about an Indie group as I read this list. Apparently, walls reach me and they have touched my dear friend from a few hours away, too. Pink Floyd is the only one I could think of.loved your opening line.each of us is a bricklayer.profound and oh, so true. Shawindi Silva - Thanks for being the first to stop by this morning! Have a great week!īill Holland from Olympia, WA on January 20, 2019: My only add would be Too Many Walls by Cathy Dennis. Inspired by the recent administration's obsession with a border wall? :) Love the Pink Floyd tune. Heidi Thorne from Chicago Area on January 20, 2019: May you have love in your heart this week and joy in your life. Pamela Oglesby from Sunny Florida on January 20, 2019: Much love and respect to a creative and talented soul, In the meantime, we will have a cool playlist about walls from you to dance around to as we work through the power of love. We will not bend to the use of violence nor use it in the pursuit of peace. Another song by Toxic Event states: "We won't negotiate with terror." How true. King’s holiday, it’s important we remember the walls have fallen substantially, but we still have work to do. Apparently, the local had a problem with what was sitting in our car, a combination of years of struggle which said people can marry and be with who they want. Here I give that officer credit for acting professionally. Essentially, the local stopped the “legal movement” of traffic on a public road. He explicitly explained the man had no right to yell at us or be hostile. The officer was none too happy he saw the immediate problem, in the local’s head anyway. We pulled up to the intersection and waited for the officer. In any case, while on a public road (which is how we do our pictures unless it’s a national park or historic site), we were shouted at and ordered to pull over by some local who swore we didn’t have a right to shoot pictures of his property. It’s our normal weekend pastime, going to places and shooting pictures while I jot down any inspiring thoughts I may have to write about later. On Sat., my wife and I happen to be in your state – Dinweddie County – to be precise. Your topic is so relevant for music and for a potent reminder of where we are and what we are still dealing with as a nation. Of course, all of us are focused on "the wall" at this moment in history, but you have written this so that it will be yet another hub that will stand the test of time. Linda Lum from Washington State, USA on January 20, 2019:įlourish, I must admit that the Pink Floyd song is what immediately came to mind when I saw the title of your article. It was wrong and I hope you didn’t let the redneck ruin your weekend. Thank goodness the police officer was available to keep you all safe from harm. Tim - I’m sorry you and your family had to deal with personal malice like that. There are so many lessons about love and about walls that can be taught from his scenario. Liz - I like that one, too! Thanks for stopping by!Ĭlive - Maybe some, but some are classics.ĭora Weithers from The Caribbean on January 20, 2019: Sending hugs your way!įlourishAnyway (author) from USA on January 20, 2019: I hope all is well in your corner of the world. Hopefully, we'll figure it out soon and get people back to work. I wanted to write this topical songlist in a way that would be relevant years later. Linda - Some songs really stand the test of time, and that is one of them. Know a song about walls that should be on this playlist? Make a song suggestion in the Comments Section! Songģ9. Unspoken policy of concealment by police regarding wrongdoing or illicit activity of other officersĪ small, inconspicuous, and unimpressive place such as a restaurant or barĪ car in the shop for repairs is parked against the wall with no repairs done and the customer pays for work not performed
In a desperate or high pressure situation To meet resistance or something that impedes progress To annoy or frustrate someone to the point of exasperation To punish, hurt, or berate in a severe manner for a wrongdoing Incredibly difficult or impossible, such that it could be seen as a foolish or worthless endeavor to attempt How many of these "wall" idioms did you know? Idiom
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