Just kidding, folks. I’d never, ever ‘take the ticket’. If Spotify offered me $2 billion, I’d laugh in their and satan’s faces.
Lay down with dogs, get up with fleas.
My Wi-Fi in the new creekside abode is supposed to be installed this week, at which point we can start podcasting again… with the Dark Chocolates microphone. I’m optimistically cautious.
I’ll leave you with JC’s version of one of the wisest secular songs ever recorded: “A Satisfied Mind”…
How many times have
You heard someone say,
“If I had his money
I could do things my way.”
But little they know
That it’s so hard to find,
One rich man in ten
With a satisfied mind.
Once I was winning
In fortune and fame,
Everything that I dreamed for
To get a start in life’s game.
Then suddenly it happened
I lost every dime.
But I’m richer by far
With a satisfied mind.
Money can’t buy back
Your youth when you’re old,
Or a friend when you’re lonely,
Or a love that’s grown cold.
The wealthiest person
Is a pauper at times,
Compared to the man
With a satisfied mind.
When my life has ended
And my time has run out,
My friends and my loved ones
I’ll leave there’s no doubt.
But one thing’s for certain:
When it comes my time,
I’ll leave this old world
With a satisfied mind.
How many times have
You heard someone say,
“If I had his money
I could do things my way.”
But little they know
That it’s so hard to find,
One rich man in ten
With a satisfied mind.