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This is in "Sunday Morning"
I haven't done any synesthetic-representative images in a long time, so while I've got the sun in the perfect place and I'm at the right place, this is perfect.
The saxophone in that song, particularly in the beginning at 0:28 seconds in, makes me think largely of the wall with the sliding door in the morning such as when the image was intentionally taken.
The lyric 'curtains stay closed late' visually makes me think of the window at the top (not the end of the house, over the breezeway at the side, hard to see).
This exact vantage point behind the house, this exact scene comes to mind at exactly 2:12 minutes into the song - occurring with the piano I've in the past noted as the sound that reminds me of my kind of life and childhood, how I was raised and my personality, etc. It's probably the most defining piano I've ever heard, because it completely defines me - and brings this image to mind, including some green bushes at the corners.
It also kind of makes me think of an old friend named James, who was a sort of uncle to me (he was a friend of my father's). Just how he was to me when I was little, very fun and nice and just fun to be with.
Because of the sax, it also makes me think of breakfast at this place, where my father usually has background reggae music, though during the week it's news. The exact room that comes to mind is right through those actual doors.
In a different, yet well-known song to everyone who knows me, 'In the City,' the part of the song that goes 'Friday night is Sunday in the morning' (1:38-1:43) makes me often visually see the same sliding door in the morning, with the tree at the top corner of the image and sky above and beside it.
Basically, as well-known on this photostream, my father's. And taken on Friday morning, not Sunday.
This is in "Sunday Morning"
I haven't done any synesthetic-representative images in a long time, so while I've got the sun in the perfect place and I'm at the right place, this is perfect.
The saxophone in that song, particularly in the beginning at 0:28 seconds in, makes me think largely of the wall with the sliding door in the morning such as when the image was intentionally taken.
The lyric 'curtains stay closed late' visually makes me think of the window at the top (not the end of the house, over the breezeway at the side, hard to see).
This exact vantage point behind the house, this exact scene comes to mind at exactly 2:12 minutes into the song - occurring with the piano I've in the past noted as the sound that reminds me of my kind of life and childhood, how I was raised and my personality, etc. It's probably the most defining piano I've ever heard, because it completely defines me - and brings this image to mind, including some green bushes at the corners.
It also kind of makes me think of an old friend named James, who was a sort of uncle to me (he was a friend of my father's). Just how he was to me when I was little, very fun and nice and just fun to be with.
Because of the sax, it also makes me think of breakfast at this place, where my father usually has background reggae music, though during the week it's news. The exact room that comes to mind is right through those actual doors.
In a different, yet well-known song to everyone who knows me, 'In the City,' the part of the song that goes 'Friday night is Sunday in the morning' (1:38-1:43) makes me often visually see the same sliding door in the morning, with the tree at the top corner of the image and sky above and beside it.
Basically, as well-known on this photostream, my father's. And taken on Friday morning, not Sunday.