Silent running

I have listened to the song twice... this morning ...
were they prophets ..?
...

Thank you.


Wow.

For me it was always about how much I loved those little robot.

Thought this was a thread about trail running or something.

I know,but you owe me and its time to pay up.i know you can.override them as we know they dont deserve the power.

Plover

read
STARMMAN JONES

if you want love

I love the movie with Bruce Dern.

I’ve been married for ten years now, and have all the kids I’m going to have. I don’t need love.

Could be...

I have been listening to this song a lot lately. I liked it back in the '90s, then kind of forgot about it until recently. Now, the lyrics mean more to be than they did before...

"Don't believe the church and state, and everything they tell you."

"Teach your children quietly, for someday sons and daughters will rise up and fight while we stood still."

Read the book.

You are Potter.

You are everybody's lovely girl.&

Read the book.

You are Potter.

You are everybody's lovely girl.&

Well that’s weird, I’m a man. I’ll check out the book though thanks.

Another thread on this someone else posted in August...

Thread: SILENT RUNNING

Me too

Okay, as an ac, you have got me drunk.

The Beauty of the book 'Starman Jones' is his purity.

He fights off an unwilling stepfather using 'dodging'.

Meets his real father.

His father dies to save him.

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Why silence?

Because you are so true.

I am lost. With us.

Born in 82. We are the sons and daughters that have to make it right. Childhood song turned into adult instructions. See you on the other side.

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"Earth between my toes and the flowers in my hair."

- Joan Baez

Sam is the 'fake' ship security.

He sees them running towards ship.

She is so lovely, lost.

He runs out, kneel, gun.

Runs past.

So happy.

She. Him too, young, run past.

Old man.

No need for gun. Stomped.

Safe.

Conservation pledge

absolutely prophetic

I was born then.

I've had this song running through my head all week!

Robert Heilein described a moment. He was aboutfour.

There was a train-track in his local park.

It was for fun.

He saw a woman lock her boot in the track.

Her husband tried to pull out her foot. It was stuck.(

A local homeless man took up her foot.

He threw off her husband and died with her. He looked at the train with her boot. Her husband jumped back on and died too in the last second.