Will Dockery wrote:
"Shadowville Speedway" poem to song, collaboration with Henry Conley.
https://youtu.be/0tpm2GSaEVs
To get this thread back on track and on topic.
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Good read and listen...!
"Shadowville Speedway" / Will Dockery (words) & Henry Conley (music) >>>>>> comments and scrutiny welcomed, as always.
https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery/song/8798172-shadowville-speedway--will-dockery
Shadowville Speedway
In a taxi watching a sporting house
Beside a Linwood vacant lot
Silverdollar moon portspotting
Constellation like a sailor's knot.
The sky was black
ink and glitter in the night
Train whine saxophone
out beyond the light.
I'm in love with a ghost
blue turns to grey
Put a pyramid on my head
to take my pain away.
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway
Riding slow down a one way street.
Brown Recluse magic
drifting around the shed
Someone has it in for me
I must not lose my head.
Moving with the speedo life
several with me left behind
Burned too many bridges
defragmented my time.
Somewhere in time
I've seen all this before
In a magazine or a dream
of a distant war.
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway
Riding slow down a one way street.
Manifested destiny
a manifesto and a part
All the actors still agree
that ever had a heart.
Hazel knew the karma
she kept it in a bottle
Black tooth mojo
marked index cards.
Bundles over the side
of Dillingham Bridge
Splashing as ripples
reflect from the stars.
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway
Riding slow down a one way street
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway
Don't look back, don't admit defeat.
-Will Dockery
Will Dockery wrote:
Zod wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:
"Shadowville Speedway" / Will Dockery (words) & Henry Conley (music) >>>>> comments and scrutiny welcomed, as always.
https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery/song/8798172-shadowville-speedway--will-dockery
Shadowville Speedway
In a taxi watching a sporting house
Beside a Linwood vacant lot
Silverdollar moon portspotting
Constellation like a sailor's knot.
The sky was black
ink and glitter in the night
Train whine saxophone
out beyond the light.
I'm in love with a ghost
blue turns to grey
Put a pyramid on my head
to take my pain away.
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway
Riding slow down a one way street.
Brown Recluse magic
drifting around the shed
Someone has it in for me
I must not lose my head.
Moving with the speedo life
several with me left behind
Burned too many bridges
defragmented my time.
Somewhere in time
I've seen all this before
In a magazine or a dream
of a distant war.
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway
Riding slow down a one way street.
Manifested destiny
a manifesto and a part
All the actors still agree
that ever had a heart.
Hazel knew the karma
she kept it in a bottle
Black tooth mojo
marked index cards.
Bundles over the side
of Dillingham Bridge
Splashing as ripples
reflect from the stars.
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway
Riding slow down a one way street
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway
Don't look back, don't admit defeat.
-Will Dockery
An all time classic from you and Henry Conley...
Thanks, Zod.
Right on man.... right on...!!
Will Dockery wrote:
Zod wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:
https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery/song/8798172-shadowville-speedway--will-dockery"Shadowville Speedway" / Will Dockery (words) & Henry Conley >>>>>> (music)
comments and scrutiny welcomed, as always.
You nailed it.Of course the resident trolls NancyGene and Pendragon will no doubt >>>>>> disagree.
Shadowville Speedway
In a taxi watching a sporting house
Beside a Linwood vacant lot
Silverdollar moon portspotting
Constellation like a sailor's knot.
The sky was black
ink and glitter in the night
Train whine saxophone
out beyond the light.
I'm in love with a ghost
blue turns to grey
Put a pyramid on my head
to take my pain away.
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway
Riding slow down a one way street.
Brown Recluse magic
drifting around the shed
Someone has it in for me
I must not lose my head.
Moving with the speedo life
several with me left behind
Burned too many bridges
defragmented my time.
Somewhere in time
I've seen all this before
In a magazine or a dream
of a distant war.
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway
Riding slow down a one way street.
Manifested destiny
a manifesto and a part
All the actors still agree
that ever had a heart.
Hazel knew the karma
she kept it in a bottle
Black tooth mojo
marked index cards.
Bundles over the side
of Dillingham Bridge
Splashing as ripples
reflect from the stars.
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway
Riding slow down a one way street
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway
Don't look back, don't admit defeat.
-Will Dockery
An all time classic from you and Henry Conley...
While the fact remains that Nancy G. is a no talent stalker troll and >>>>>> Penhead is a delusion little fuckwit who thinks he's a better poet than >>>>>> T.S. Eliot... ha ha.
That is all.
Good day...!
Good morning my friend, hope you're having a good day so far.
Did some yard work and now am relaxing in the warm sunshine on the side
of river...!
Looks like a good day for that.
Indeed, any day is good day for that..!
Michael Pendragon wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:
From the archives, "Shadowville Speedway", written by Will Dockery and
Henry F. Conley:
https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery/song/8798172-shadowville-speedway--will-dockery?source=artistMusic
Will Dockery - vocals
Henry F. Conley - guitar
Doug Conley - bass
Riley Yielding - trumpet
John Phillips - drums
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REPORT
And report I shall...
I shall report that this is the REAL Conley Bros performing, not the
lying forger fool who posts here STEALING the great and legendary Conley name...!
Ha ha.
Will Dockery wrote:
Michael Pendragon wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:
Yes, this is the one, from Hustler - December 1976 -
Interview "Dialog of a dirty old Man":
https://bukowskiforum.com/threads/buk-in-mens-mags.3768/
admittedCharles Bukowski stated in an interview:
"When interviewed in Hustler magazine, Bukowski
howto watching a little girl play in her yard, and
masturbating. He goes on to say he would let an eight >>>> > > > > > > > > > year old girl s**k his c**k 'if she wanted to', and
shortnice it is when they put on their roller skates in
skirts because you can see their panties..."
Tough stuff, which Buk actually said in an interview, not >>>> > > > > > > > fiction or poetry.
Yikes........
Buk was an odd fellow..............
Buk was an untalented, illiterate pig.
<snip>
Petulantly insulting your betters won't get you anywhere
And Bukowski is obviously better, by your logic, since his poetry sold >>>
better than ours?
No one mentioned sales
As we know, you often do, such as with your defense of Pat Boone's
music.
Lest we forget.
Howdy Doc, that's an oldie... ha ha.
Will Dockery wrote:
Michael Pendragon wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:
Yes, this is the one, from Hustler - December 1976 -
Interview "Dialog of a dirty old Man":
https://bukowskiforum.com/threads/buk-in-mens-mags.3768/
admittedCharles Bukowski stated in an interview:
"When interviewed in Hustler magazine, Bukowski
howto watching a little girl play in her yard, and
masturbating. He goes on to say he would let an eight >>>> > > > > > > > > > year old girl s**k his c**k 'if she wanted to', and
shortnice it is when they put on their roller skates in
skirts because you can see their panties..."
Tough stuff, which Buk actually said in an interview, not >>>> > > > > > > > fiction or poetry.
Yikes........
Buk was an odd fellow..............
Buk was an untalented, illiterate pig.
<snip>
Petulantly insulting your betters won't get you anywhere
And Bukowski is obviously better, by your logic, since his poetry sold >>>
better than ours?
No one mentioned sales
As we know, you often do, such as with your defense of Pat Boone's
music.
Lest we forget.
Howdy Doc, that's an oldie... ha ha.
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