The open highway is even better with the right music. On our way to the Fraser Canyon. |
It is almost the weekend and I am feeling in the mood to talk about something pleasurable today. Sam Roberts, at least for me, fits the bill perfectly.
First. let me confess that I did not know who he was or had listened to any of his music until a few years back, maybe as late as 2009. It was D who introduced me to Sam Roberts. I heard Hard Road and there was an instant spark. After that, I was hooked for life on his fresh indie rock sound and his smart, poetic lyrics. I used to crank up my stereo while driving on the wide Texas highways and dream of what it would be like to venture into what was taking more and more shape as my new destination; Canada.
"Feel, feel it grow ♪ ♫
In your mind, in your mind
Life is how you live it
Through time, through time... ♪ ♫
In your mind, in your mind
Life is how you live it
Through time, through time... ♪ ♫
...When the sun dies until it's reborn
But there's no road that ain't a hard road to travel on
...Been dying since the day I was born
'Cause there's no road that ain't a hard road to travel on" ♪ ♫
But there's no road that ain't a hard road to travel on
...Been dying since the day I was born
'Cause there's no road that ain't a hard road to travel on" ♪ ♫
Sam was born in Quebec, on the island of Montreal. His parents are South Africans. Something you probably don't know about him: He speaks English, French, and Spanish. Well, if he speaks Spanish that explains why he is so cool.
I say if you live in Canada, plan to move to Canada, visit Canada, or just love Canada and/or Canadians then you really need to check out Sam Robert's music.
Without a Map - Album: COLLIDER
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