Music Game - Keep a word, drop a word from the song title or artist name

[Bliss Doubt]

Lady Madeline in her coffin
-I Am Ghost

 

[Jimi]

Lady Madonna

An old time favorite of mine

 

[Jimi]

Good Afternoon Family
Just lovin this cooler weather, all our hummin birds have been gone for some time but the bee's just goin crazy over the hummer feeder, gonna leave it out as long as we can. Last year we left it out and were bringin it in at nights when it would freeze just so the bees could get all they could. Prolly do that again this year. The bees are so important to those who like to eat food, ME
How's the day treatin you today?

 

[Jimi]

 

[gopher_byrd]

Lady Madonna

An old time favorite of mine

Our Lady - Deep Purple

 

[Jimi]

Sweet Lady Mary

 

[gopher_byrd]

Sweet Leaf - Black Sabbath

 

[Jimi]

Sweet baby

 

[Bliss Doubt]

Sweet freedom
-The Woggles

 

[Jimi]

Freedom

Another of my Favorites

 

[Bliss Doubt]

I love this song.

Freedom is a voice
-Bobby McFerrin

 

[Jimi]

Voices in my head

 

[Bliss Doubt]

Voices of the dance
-Jeremy Vannereau

 

[Jimi]

dance with me

 

[Jimi]

me Music 92y/o Willie Nelson sings for civil peace with brand new protest tune, “Heart of America”

92y/o Willie Nelson sings for civil peace with brand new protest tune, “Heart of America”​

Music Kelly Adams · August 23, 2026 · 0 Comment

92y/o Willie Nelson sings for civil peace with brand new protest tune, “Heart of America”​

Willie Nelson, now 92, has released “Heart of America,” an acoustic protest single calling for peace, goodwill and unity. The Texas-born country musician delivers a politically focused message that balances hope against darker circumstances. A video of Nelson performing the new track drew more than 217,000 views within a little under two weeks.

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The song departs from the Republican associations that the source identifies as a longstanding backdrop to country music. Nelson instead builds his message around freedom, hope and an inclusive understanding of American identity. At a time of entrenched cultural division, he uses the song to encourage people to overcome those barriers and recognize a place for everyone.

 

[Bliss Doubt]

Last dance
-Indila

 

[Jimi]

The last time I ever saw her face

 

[Jimi]

 

[Bliss Doubt]

Last rendez vous
-Marianne Feder, Vicente Muller

 

[Jimi]

Last train to Clarksville