"Old St. John" A dedication to St. John, N.B. By: Robert Ayles
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Old St. John, a dedication to Roberts place of birth and early years of his life. Robert Ayles is a resident of Toronto for the better part of his life. He makes regular visits to the city of his youth. This song is a story of one such visit while crossing the miramichi river Robert wrote down some words to express his feelings.
All photographs are used under the "fair use" clause. All music and lyrics are under copyright of Robert Ayles/ Handy Andy (c) 2007
As I cross the miramichi
old time memories come back to me.
Lovers I had and lovers I lost
I played the games despite the cost.
I have no regrets of things of the past
for you see that I am home at last.
wanderlust, and thoughts of fame
that's all over now I'm back again.
Following my roots, that cannot be denied
so many years I sat and wondered why.
That's all over now I know where I belong
back on the streets of "old St. John".
So as I cross that Miramichi
every memory comes back to me.
I have no regrets of things of the past
for you see that I am home at last.
Born and grew up in Saint John. This made me miss it.
Born a west sider always a west side. Thanks great pics and music
Robert Ayles is he still around :) he has a smooth voice and has a Tom Petty kind of style to him.
Loved this tune. Born in SaintJohn and sill here
I enjoy this music! I love Saint John!
love the old pictures
Love this tune! Listened to it a few times lately!
Moving to Saint John soon!
👏👏🤙 Thank you 😊
Very nice. Can't wait to be in Saint John.
My birth place lots to see there
would love to see some 50's-60's photos of south end especially the south end little league ball diamond/playground (summer ) and hockey rink/skating area (winter). if available.
👍🤗❤
Was born in the General hospital but torn down now
imploded actually, but it's dome lives on as a memorial :)
I remember watching it go boom as a young boy about8 yrs old. We watched from the high up parking lot of the old woolco loch lomond mall. Live i ab now miss saintjohn which is why im into these videos
What do you see on this image?
A zodiac symbol of Aries. What else?
I see head of a Lion, from front side.
It makes me question why Egyptians left so much statues of animals like Lion, then some kind of antelope with horns that resembling to goats horns (Capricorn), then scarabey which shape resemble to Cancer zodiac sign..
This guy Cullen Smith whom belongs this image figured out something www.patreon.com/posts/aries-most-high-6964804
It is said that there is 12 alchemical stages represent by 12 Zodiac signs to Opus Magnum and when you finish them you become the 13th sign, Serpent holder/Ouroboros/Ophiuchus.
What ih the 12 stages represents the 12 parts of brain that you need to awaken completely. But the real phases of alchemical work are only 7, which are talking more about you mental transformations who are result of awakening completely one by one part of you brain.
Look:
josministries.prophpbb.com/topic15557.html
( if this is truth, apparently l advanced enough to be guided further :p )
It makes no sence trying to finish Opus Magnum by star gazing, trying to drawn energies of constellations to finish 12 Zodiac signs stages.
But if you to that apply: As Above, So Below. It opens a new door to understanding.
And bit by bit the alchemical manuscripts becoming understandable.
Everything is within us.
i have no idea what this means but is this you singing ,great song .
We should definitely chat when I make my way out there! And jam!