Sky
Dr. Bell Lyrics
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I have to look down at y’all, and I be as short as a “C”
I did some searchin’ I’m lost, I found my soul in the sea
I did some purgin’ it cost, I took the plea and now Saber pay me
Thats no cap that’s fifty, my head wrapped in city mode (City mode!)
So I’mma go get it though
Just like a video
I have to shoot it though
I’m sayin’ “Cheerio”
Legs on his curio,
I’m disrespectful, the stick make ‘em fear me though (Stick make ‘em fear me though!)
It’s all on my waist (It’s all on my waist)
Them deals in my face
The stick on my waist and it’s blue like that bass (Aye!)
I don’t do choppa’, just saber my waist
So that she can come through like my label in place
So I’m runnin’ it up like a Chase, need a brace
And since I was a boy, I been all against breaks
‘Cause I’m drinkin’ my milk and I’m all about weights
Now I’m frozen and paid so this ice make me shake
I was young, dumb, and broke, just a kid with a case
Just a teen with a beam and my dreams were at stake
But I caught ‘em like ‘Beck and it’s food on my plate
I had one shot to get it, no hands to shake
So its fuck all the kids who get paid just to sit on they brakes, yeah
That bass hit like Rubio, I hit like jiu jitsu, please do not sue me though
Like let’s do this dealio, saber they feel me tho, Dr1p in the studio
(Aye!)
I’m with Eleven, she caught up like 7 times, I will not let her die
All these 23’s jumpin’, I feel like Mike comin’, I want to see her fly
I’m seein’ stranger things, back like a boomerang, I had to take my time
I’mma just do my thang, Hop’s death was super lame, bet he be back in time (Bet he be back in time)
Got a pet Demi though, tell it to leave me ‘lone, I cannot make it mime (I cannot make it mime)
Will he get empty, “no”, shots of confetti though, I got to seek his mind (I got to seek his mind)
Hair like I’m Harrington, fair skin American, sabers look like July (Sabers look like July)
Ain’t no comparison, dusty like Henderson, shadows will paint my sky (Shadows will paint my sky!)
Mmm
Mmm
I been sippin’ low
I had to do it for the show
I had to go and get my cocky up
I’m liftin’ weights, this glocky up
But what’s at stake, they lock me (But what’s at stake, they lock me up)
But what’s at stake, they lock me up
I sign my name, they guap me up
I run the game, no stoppin’ us
I hit the stu, they chop me up
This album mode, this chalky dust
This album mode, we lock it up, lets go (Go, go, go)
Hold the pole, no foggin’ up
In front of us, they lockin’ up
You talk a lot, no walkin’ up
I walkie talk, this butter up
They paint my sky, no shutters up
And no one’s gon’ shut us up, lets go (Go, go, go)
And I been doin’ this for a long, long time, no cap
Dr. Bell's song "Sky" features lyrics that celebrate the beauty of a clear, sunny day. The opening lines, "Blue skies, smiling at me / Nothing but blue skies, do I see," set the tone for the rest of the song - an ode to the joys of a life filled with love and happiness. The presence of bluebirds, singing a happy tune all day long, further emphasizes this joyful mood.
The chorus, repeating the phrase "Nothing but blue skies," emphasizes the simplicity and purity of this happiness. The singer is so swept up in their joy that they have "never saw the sun shining so bright" and are "noticing the days hurrying by" - time flies when you're in love!
The song takes a turn in the final verse, where the singer affirms their positivity in the face of potential challenges. "I should care if the wind blows east or west / I should fret if the worst looks like the best / I should mind if they say it can't be true / I should smile, that's exactly what I do." The singer is determined to remain optimistic, no matter what life may bring.
Line by Line Meaning
Blue skies
A reference to clear skies, which symbolize happiness and optimism
Smiling at me
The personification of the sky, and its supposed joy or pleasure derived from bringing happiness to others
Nothing but blue skies
An emphasis on the lack of negativity, worry, or concern in the singer's life
Do I see
A rhetorical question, highlighting the artist's almost incredulous contentment
Bluebirds
A symbol of happiness and good luck
Singing a song
A portrayal of the natural world, and its role in embodying the themes of the song
Nothing but bluebirds
A repetition of the emphasis on positivity and good fortune
All day long
Further emphasis on the continuous state of happiness that the artist is experiencing
Never saw the sun shining so bright
An expression of the artist's great happiness, and the parallels drawn between this happiness and the warmth of the sun
Never saw things going so right
A continuation of the artist's amazement at the sheer positiveness of their current state
Noticing the days hurrying by
A recognition of the fleeting nature of time, and the importance of cherishing happy moments
When you're in love, my how they fly
A nod to the old adage that 'time flies when you're having fun,' and the ways in which being in love can seem to warp temporal perceptions
Blue days
A reference to bad or unhappy times
All of them gone
An assertion that such 'blue days' are a thing of the past, and the affirmation of the singer's present happiness
From now on
A declaration of resolve to maintain this happiness indefinitely
I should care if the wind blows east or west
An admission that, in the current state of happiness, the artist is unconcerned by minor external factors
I should fret if the worst looks like the best
A continuation of the previous sentiment, and the assertion that even when things appear good, the artist remains unbothered by potential negativity
I should mind if they say it cant be true
A hypothetical scenario in which others disbelieve the singer's current state of happiness, and the recognition that such disapproval would not affect the singer
I should smile, that's exactly what I do
A reaffirmation of the singer's positive attitude and happiness, and the indication that this good feeling is impervious to negativity
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Nathaniel James
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00:00-05:00: Introduction to the show and topic of alien abductions and close encounters of various kinds
05:00-16:20: Interview with Dr. David Jacobs, a UFO researcher and author, about his research on alien abductions and the reasons behind them
16:20-27:45: Interview with Linda Moulton Howe, a journalist and researcher, about her investigations into alien encounters and government cover-ups of UFOs
27:45-40:30: Interview with Whitley Strieber, an author and experiencer of alien abduction, about his personal encounters and the implications for humanity
40:30-53:15: Interview with Stanton Friedman, a nuclear physicist and UFO researcher, about his investigations into government secrecy and cover-ups of UFO sightings
53:15-1:06:40: Open lines for listener calls and stories about their own experiences with UFOs and alien encounters
1:06:40-1:18:30: Interview with Richard Dolan, a historian and researcher, about his analysis of government secrecy and cover-ups of UFO sightings
1:18:30-1:31:20: Interview with Nick Redfern, an author and researcher, about his investigations into government documents related to UFO sightings and encounters
1:31:20-1:44:00: Interview with Travis Walton, an experiencer of alien abduction, about his personal encounter and the aftermath of his experience
1:44:00-1:56:30: Interview with Kathleen Marden, a researcher and author, about her investigations into alien abductions and the potential reasons behind them
1:56:30-2:09:00: Interview with John Greenewald, Jr., a researcher and founder of The Black Vault website, about his investigations into government documents related to UFO sightings and encounters
2:09:00-2:22:10: Interview with Preston Dennett, a researcher and author, about his investigations into UFO sightings and encounters in California
2:22:10-2:34:50: Interview with Yvonne Smith, a therapist and researcher, about her work with individuals who have experienced alien abductions and the challenges of treating them
2:34:50-2:47:20: Interview with James Fox, a filmmaker, about his documentary "The Phenomenon" and his investigations into government secrecy and cover-ups of UFO sightings
2:47:20-3:00:00: Interview with Linda Zimmerman, a researcher and author, about her investigations into UFO sightings and encounters in the Hudson Valley area of New York
3:00:00-3:12:40: Interview with Richard Lang, an experiencer of alien encounters, about his personal experiences and the impact they have had on his life
3:12:40-3:25:00: Interview with Kathleen Marden and Denise Stoner, researchers and authors, about their investigations into alien abductions and the potential reasons behind them
3:25:00-3:37:50: Interview with Grant Cameron, a researcher and author, about his investigations into government secrecy and cover-ups of UFO sightings and encounters
3:37:50-3:51:00: Interview with Peter Robbins, a researcher and author, about his investigations into the Rendlesham Forest incident and other UFO sightings and encounters
3:51:00-4:00:00: Wrap-up of the show and discussion of upcoming guests and topics
Laurence Reynolds
Listening to this in 2023. Art Bell was the best, listening to him on AM radio all those years ago kept me up at night constantly maneuvering my antenna to keep Coast to Coast tuned in. Miss him…Noory doesn’t hold a candle to Arts mastery of the airwaves.
Ghost87
Agreed!
Dwight Schrute
Same here man. I discovered C2CAM while working the night shift in 2001 and have been listening ever since. It was near the transition from Art to Noory. I missed out on a ton of Art Bell stuff but thanks to the Internet we can go back in time. There is definitely a difference between the two but Noory does the best he can. Good listening friend.✌️
bayou72
Big facts George Noory doesn't hold a candle to Art Bell..And never will..Art knew how to set the mood listening to coast to coast at night while I was working nights or sitting up late at night with the lights off and the fireplace burning.
Chris Willis
Great voice!
Chris Beal
That sounds incredible
Wolf Gupta
The discovery of art bell just made my 12 hr night shifts at amazon way better
Ursula Bielski's World of the Supernatural
I had the privilege of lunching with Dr Jacobs earlier this year and his thoughts haven’t changed. A wonderful man not afraid to speak truth. As was Art Bell.
bristlefist
Are you aware of the Emma Woods case? Jacobs conduct was very very troubling
OUTLAW69
It's 2022,and I'm listening to the man,RIP Art..stay forever blessed