Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I can’t remember being carried as a child
When I was quite young
There aren’t any photographs of someone carrying me
That I’ve ever found
I search myself for that feeling
Of being held up in the air
But when I explore my memories
I don’t find it anywhere
I must’ve been lifted at some point
I tell myself that is true
But I probably was just shifted around
Like something you don’t hold, just move
I want to be carried
Not pulled up by a grabbed arm
Not stepping on someone’s back
Trying not to do harm
I want to be carried
Just for a little while
Held up by strangers
Generous with their time
If you need to get higher
People point you to the stairs
Or tell you where the elevator is
Then leave you standing there
But I’m not needing directions
To higher floors
I want to be carried
Like I wasn’t before
Maybe I was held too briefly
Put down before I knew
Maybe I learned early on
To stay where I was put
I want to be carried
On the air, off the ground
I want to know that feeling
That I’ve never found
I want to be carried
It’s not a big deal
To people who’ve been carried
Who know how that feels
I try to stay light
Even though I love food
Even though I don’t walk much
Or do the things I should
I keep myself small
For a moment that might come
When someone lifts me up
Keeps me there for a while
I smile
And then they put me back down
I want to be carried
Above the floor, above the sound
Hands under my shoulders
And I look around
I want to be carried
Till my body learns then
This is what it feels like to trust
And experience zen
They keep me up for a moment
Then I’m back on my feet
But for once in my life
I wasn’t holding me (up)
For once in my life
I was being carried
So this is what it feels like.
I can’t remember being carried as a child
When I was quite young
There aren’t any photographs of someone carrying me
That I’ve ever found
I search myself for that feeling
Of being held up in the air
But when I explore my memories
I don’t find it anywhere
I must’ve been lifted at some point
I tell myself that is true
But I probably was just shifted around
Like something you don’t hold, just move
I want to be carried
Not pulled up by a grabbed arm
Not stepping on someone’s back
Trying not to do harm
I want to be carried
Just for a little while
Held up by strangers
Generous with their time
If you need to get higher
People point you to the stairs
Or tell you where the elevator is
Then leave you standing there
But I’m not needing directions
To higher floors
I want to be carried
Like I wasn’t before
Maybe I was held too briefly
Put down before I knew
Maybe I learned early on
To stay where I was put
I want to be carried
On the air, off the ground
I want to know that feeling
That I’ve never found
I want to be carried
It’s not a big deal
To people who’ve been carried
Who know how that feels
I try to stay light
Even though I love food
Even though I don’t walk much
Or do the things I should
I keep myself small
For a moment that might come
When someone lifts me up
Keeps me there for a while
I smile
And then they put me back down
I want to be carried
Above the floor, above the sound
Hands under my shoulders
And I look around
I want to be carried
Till my body learns then
This is what it feels like to trust
And experience zen
They keep me up for a moment
Then I’m back on my feet
But for once in my life
I wasn’t holding me (up)
For once in my life
I was being carried
So this is what it feels like.
![28 year calendar
Twenty-Eight Month Calendar
[Chorus]
I bought one clock and it still works fine
Turns ahead, turns back on time
If we can move the hour twice a year
We can reorganize our minds
I bought one clock, I didn’t complain
So why am I buying a calendar again
[Verse 1]
Every January, same routine
Brand new grid, brand new dream
I don’t replace my fridge or stove
Just because the month has moved
Paper squares with numbers neat
Twelve months later obsolete
Tick tick tick, the clock just stays
Calendar discarded, clock remains
[Chorus]
I bought one clock and it still works fine
Turns ahead, turns back on time
If we can move the hour twice a year
We can reorganize our minds
I bought one clock, I didn’t complain
So why am I buying a calendar again
[Verse 2]
Landfill filled up with days gone by
Recycling’s better, but still why
We all nod like this makes sense
A new calendar, the same events
But the math is patient, calm, and kind
Twenty-eight years, the weeks align
Same old Mondays come back home
So why isn’t a twenty-eight year calendar sold
[Chorus]
I bought one clock and it still works fine
Turns ahead, turns back on time
If we can move the hour twice a year
We can reorganize our minds
I bought one clock, I didn’t complain
So why am I buying a calendar again
[Bridge]
You’re saying, “That’s a lot of pages, mate”
Do the sums before you escalate
Three-three-six if you count the months
That’s a paperback, not a stunt
Daily version? No thank you, friend
Ten thousand pages, that’s where I end
That’s a monster, mythological
Ray Harryhausen, ecological
[Chorus]
I bought one clock and it still works fine
Turns ahead, turns back on time
If we can move the hour twice a year
We can reorganize our minds
I bought one clock, I didn’t complain
So why am I buying a calendar again
[Outro]
Sell me one twenty-eight year calendar, I’ll make it last
I’ve learned the trick, and done the math
At the end of twenty-eight years, flip it over, start again
When you die, you can will it to a friend
One calendar for twenty-eight revolutions round the sun
It’s a great idea
And its time has come 28 year calendar](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Rb_Om_nrC4s/mqdefault.jpg)






![All the Kindness Left in Town
All the Kindness Left in Town
[Verse 1]
I saw a man with a shopping cart,
Full of rain and broken parts,
He said, “Son, it’s cheaper to fall apart
Than mend what’s gotten old.”
The church bell rang, the clouds stood still,
They’re knocking down the old red mill,
And every dream up on the hill
Is priced but never sold.
[Chorus]
All the kindness left in town,
Lives above the laundromat now.
She folds her hope, she hangs her doubts,
And hums when the power goes out.
Oh, I’m still walking, looking around,
For all the kindness left in town.
[Verse 2]
The mayor’s got a brand-new plan,
To pave the park and ban the band,
He said, “Progress comes to those who can”
But must it be this way?
There’s paper hearts on window glass,
From children’s hands that never ask,
Why every little dream we’ve had
Just fades away.
[Chorus]
All the kindness left in town,
Lives above the laundromat now.
She folds her hope, she hangs her doubts,
And hums when the power goes out.
Oh, I’m still walking, looking around,
For all the kindness left in town.
[Bridge]
And if you find a penny, heads or tails,
Don’t throw it down; it still tells tales.
There’s luck in rust, there’s truth in rails,
There’s love that’s underpaid.
[Final Chorus]
All the kindness left in town,
Is hiding where the dim light falls down.
She hums a hymn, she won’t be found,
Still folding hopes in that small flat now.
Oh, I’m still walking, rain coming down,
Looking for kindness left in town. All the Kindness Left in Town](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SsOscx1NP44/mqdefault.jpg)
![That Doll
That Doll
[Verse 1]
My friend has a doll that she talks to
She could talk to me, but she dont wanna
Im gonna take that doll and throw it in the river
I think thats the only way I can forgive her
[Chorus]
The dolls not a spooky thing
It doesnt talk back and it doesnt sing
It doesnt walk around on its own and it can be seen
it has nothing to do with horror movies or Halloween
Its just a normal doll that my friend decided to focus all her attention on
And everyone who loved and cared for her before it’s like to her that now they are gone
[Verse 2]
Before the doll came around, my friend was outgoing
If there were a party or an event, you could count on her showing
Now she has that doll and you dont see her anymore
She wont answer her phone or open her door
[Chorus]
The dolls not a spooky thing
It doesnt talk back and it doesnt sing
It doesnt walk around on its own and it can be seen
it has nothing to do with horror movies or Halloween
Its just a normal doll that my friend decided to focus all her attention on
And everyone who loved and cared for her before it’s like to her that now they are gone
[Bridge]
The sad thing is, Im the one who bought her that doll
The sad thing is, Im the one who bought her that doll
Everyone asks me whyd I buy her that doll
Because I thought shed love me more if I bought her that doll
[Final Chorus]
Its just a normal doll that my friend decided to focus all her attention on
And everyone who loved and cared for her before it’s like to her that now they are gone
[Outro]
One day, after I throw that doll in the river
Maybe my friend will be my friend again
Maybe shell turn to me to talk about how she misses her doll
And then one day, shell stop talking about that doll
And things between us can be like they were before the doll came around That Doll](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/T4eqMIWCsRQ/mqdefault.jpg)

![New Years Night by Lisa Jeanette (Cover Version)
original version
https://youtu.be/kgB3LTtv7jI?si=dkkajydsDSWwc-v8
[Verse 1]
Icy windows at night
Reflecting candles and dancing firelight
Everyones gone to the New Year
Everyones on their way
Thats how we celebrate the holidays
[Verse 2]
A thousand pieces all fit
Cardboard pieces are easier to grip
Pieces of life are a puzzle
Some are hard to find
Some just slip away over time
[Chorus]
For all the most important things
Its easy to forget
This world will stand you on your head
Youll ask the mirror, Have we met?
Searching for home remedies
For feeling all alone
The only remedy I need is home
[Verse 3]
Will we have many more
This time next year will you walk through the door
Will we sing songs to remember
Drink to everyone
Will we live to see the next one
[Chorus]
For all the most important things
Its easy to forget
This world will stand you on your head
Youll ask the mirror have we met
Searching for home remedies
For feeling all alone
The only remedy I need is home
[Verse 4]
Memories that wont fade
Mummers strut in the New Years Day parade
Will we have time for more dancing
Before the parade passes by
Toward another New Years night New Years Night by Lisa Jeanette (Cover Version)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Tfna__ZV-9g/mqdefault.jpg)