ROLL ON:
After Christmas it’s a dead-zone full of static & noise unless
I’m on the other side of the world, in a farmhouse in the
Australian out-back. Then it’s simple, nothing to do but chill.
Here on the island I feel like a cotton wool ball that’s being
slowly pulled to pieces.
From fourteen years old ’til nineteen I played a gig every
New Years Eve & that’s what I wish I was doing now. It’s still
in my bones, the need to be on the other side of the glass, get
away from the noise of the silent waiting, be doing something,
keeping busy. Can’t fully throw myself into work because people
expect me to be around, joining in with stuff that scatters in
too many directions. I’d rather be working than here in limbo,
a dancer without a groove, Mr cotton wool ball.
(K)
Karl Hyde 
You can come and paint my front room with sound. 😉 Happy New Year to you and your family Karl, may all your endeavours be successful and happy. I raise my cuppa to you and know that tomorrow I will remember today.
Do what u love doing…
Be…
Mr New Years Eve…
Dancing bones.
Don’t be….
Mr Cotton Wool Ball…
Scattered bones*
Hogmanay and the carnage after Storm Frank for some in Aberdeen and many in The Shire..me and mine lucky tho…Happy Healthy Peaceful Joyful 2016 to all on here.. Auld Lang Syne n all that 😉 X
Happy new year Caroline, I hope you have a great one. x
Thanks Karen :-)… You too X
Hey k.
I have got signed stuff from you Melb edge land tour.are you getting offers to come to oz.ohh yyeeAhh if so.reset sam
Don´t worry, you were on air and lifted the New Year’s Eve mood.
BBC 6 Music played Cowgirl before 12:00. Great ending of 2015!
Happy New Year to you all!