Tales of Brave Ulysses
Eric Clapton Lyrics

@RockinAllDay

​@@jeffparsons3188Martin Sharp.

@jamesbaker9905

Greek mythology... yes

@GereDJ2

This is no longer just a song. It has become a time machine.

@saigonKT

I agree especially with the way Cream play their song..I wish I can spin back in time. Back to the Hippie time!.lol.

@richardschneller7674

Timeless….. I still dig this as much as I did in the sixties

@jayhache5609

@Richard Schneller Your comment reminds me of when I was a younger man working with older SF guys in the early 90’s. They had been in Vietnam as younger men themselves, and still spoke the lingo of the times… "Far out, man! I dig it! That’s groovy!” Interesting times. I learned a lot from them.

@elliotjones3098

carving deep blue ripples, in the tissues of your mind...

@fliedaway

I'm confident you wrote this comment yesterday in 1967.

@Valteim

Such an underrated song. What a great band!

@kingboagart899

Who underrated it?

@BrianYoungauthor

Who underrated this? Names and sources please...

@thomasperkins7318

Not by me. I've loved it since it came out in the 60s. And I didn't need any pharmaceuticals.🐱

@Valteim

So nice to see the comments here. I love these magical sounds in this song

@theoldfartschannel3692

An underrated classic masterpiece from before talent became the last priority in the music industry. The mental imagery in this 2 minutes and 47 second song is astounding. Wahu..wahu...wahu...wahu...wahwahwahwahwahwah....

@robertbihn3005

it's been in the back of my mind for many hours, just realized more of it and
thought what Zeppelin song is it, then after 30 sec > CREAM !

@thomasperkins7318

Wish it went on for two hours.
Listening to these guys is an honor.

@marcanglin7127

The lyrics paint the whole picture: Just close your eyes and listen and imagine.

@tinman9093

@@thomasperkins7318 The best you're going to get is the live version that unfortunately isn't that much longer.

@jerryvivanco4352

You know what? Jack Bruce DID have a GREAT voice!!!

@HughAskew2

Yeah, and utterly distinctive.

@thomasperkins7318

Oh yeah!

@tinman9093

Jack Bruce was the man.

@kenrutherford1109

I agree!

@joshuamarsella

RIP Ginger Baker! Next time I hear thunder I’ll know you found your kit in the afterlife.

@rondohunter8966

Great send off, have never heard of the ascension so eloquently.

@ezradickey505

Off at the polo grounds of the gods! I used to watch him play polo in Colorado back in the 90s....

@TweedSuit

Or ran into Jack…

@simonmoon8773

😢

@jsilence418

That's how a WAH WAH should be used.

@normalabsolutely7240

You mean the wah peddle

@vgpegana9601

4nd u run upon 4 s7€4m€r t0 7h€ viol€nc€ of 7h€ sun wah wah wah wah

@sunxprasak1386

Voodoo child is a good example too

@drwho6908

His first time using it I've heard.

@df5295

Clapton was one of greatest with the wah wah pedal.

@pierrelowe405

In Vietnam, 1969. This was one of my favorites by Cream. Ginger is strong.... A great piece of music by a fabulous group...

@jamesdelcol3701

Greatest Rock Band

@jamesdelcol3701

Throwing African power drumming fills he learned in Africa, into the music. It's very hard to do and it will rock a stadium.

"He had (accent, rude) no "Time". "John Bonham had technique, he couldn't swing a bag of ****. He had no "time".

He was also rocked on drugs a lot. But when he was hot, it was intense. They were the supergroup that blew everyone away.

@OddballEndorser

'So why they call you Ripper?'
'Wouldn't you like to know'

@M17_Max

It lead me to this exact song, somehow I missed this on Disraeli Gears

@reenmomo4501

Thanks for this quote. I like their short moments, then when he listens to the song again alone at home...

@86londongirl

I was looking for a Buffy reference!

@jamesbadham228

When I was about 13, long before I even knew about psychedelics, much less tried them, my sister had a cheap Sears "stereo." The second speaker was attached to the turntable unit by a hinge. You lifted it out of the hinge and could place it three feet from the unit, which had the other speaker. This was the first record I ever listened to over and over, reading the lyrics on the back of the sleeve. I didn't know what they were talking about, but the music was great, the album art was fantastic, and the words had my young, drug-free mind reeling. I knew something was up; just had no real idea what it was. It is still fantastically evocative music.

@viktorthevictor6240

Did you ever end up getting stoned?

@RoyFive

My guess is Eric got this from reading Homer's Odyssey.

@peterpagliaro1835

We also had a Sears stereo ;or at least that's where we bought it. (can't recall the appliance brand).If this album came out in 68, it would have made me 9.

@bezoticallyyours83

That's a great little anecdote ❤

@scotthazlewood9123

@Viktor the victor Great minds think alike.

@omegapointil5741

The note he grabs right after "sirens sweetly singing"  is just super natural.  As if it came out of the sirens themselves.  Throttleingly blood vessel bursting.  Play it back again again.  Wah wah has never been done better since this tune.

@jacklarson6281

yeah, when they do the lay-back setting up for the outre.., you just feel your hair standing up, then they plunge into that amazing outre jam.. gives me shivers.

@shaft9000

I assume you mean @1:58

For any guitar player that may be wondering "what's going on there":
- Throughout the tune, Eric is constantly rocking the wah's range as though a triangle LFO is set to sweep up and down (loosely) on every quarter note. He's just doing it manually because things like Auto-wah and guitar-to-synthesizer interfacing didn't exist (yet).
- the note is a "pseudo- slide" technique - the note is initially picked 5 or more frets lower and rapidly re-fretted to the target note while keeping pressure on the string. Done quickly enough, the discrete frets blur together into a continuous slide, or one huge bend up into the note.
- the next notes are a double-stop of a 4th down being bent up to a minor 3rd while maintaining the prior note.

Happy face-melting :D

@marcoevans2155

It's just them blues. Flat 5th type stuff . I do it on the harp (Harmonica) involuntarily 😊

@artisaprimus6306

This is one of my favorite rock songs of that era. The lyrics painted a picture in my mind.

@thomasperkins7318

Colors. All the beautiful colors.

@Greg-io1ip

RIP Jack & Ginger. You are both legends. Jamming out forever. Thanks for what you gave.

@mijnheerw7253

One of the best 3 man bands ever.
Creating such an ocean of sound with only 3 members is beyond amazing.

@tommynguyen8555

I agree! My favorite bands are Cream and Rush

@joshuamaloney5819

w9 s2, my favourite's the Jimi Hendrix Experience, but cream's pretty damn good too.

@ZosoStar

Yes, but 3 of the best!!!

@905if6was9

NO, the best trio ever. The Jimi Hendrix Experience certainly deserves mention, but Cream wins out. Hendrix was a great songwriter, but Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton, and drummer Ginger Baker, were all writers. Cream had 2 lead vocalists, while Jimi Hendrix (very underrated vocally) was the lone vocalist in the "Experience." Of course, Hendrix was a better guitar player than Clapton. Everyone knows that.

Cream for 2 and 1/2 years, or Rush for 40 years--Cream was easily better, easily. Though Rush is great, quite obviously great.

@nicko3272

Goo: Same Here!

@c.k-da-kxnghere

Giles got me to listen

@calvinwboaz7085

Jay Giles?

@sah454

Same.

@giovannigobbi4832

Who?

@DamianKendrick

It was the second time he played it that brought me here.

@MissPotato444

Me too

@SteveBerberovic

I especially loved when Rupert Giles tells Joyce Summers "Listen to this bit-it rocks", when Clapton takes his solo, while they listen to this album during a episode in Season 3 of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"

@antonbrakhage490

I was wondering when someone would mention Buffy! I'm a Millennial, this song was well before my time, but I heard it on Buffy (its actually used in two episodes) and it left enough of an impression that I tracked it down.

@giusepped3678

Old Ripper brought me here, too. (Specifically his grief mode in Forever..)

@paulbennett3208

strange what atoms of carbon can do when they become aware.

@lutze5086

be embarrassed about being a carbon mass

@madnbad1408

Mr. B you seriously just tripped me but good. Thanks Bruu

@19torento

Deep thoughts from a deep person on deep stuff.

@mustangmikep51

thoughtless AWARENESS...is what we really.....ARE (and we can inhabit any body we choose in our evolution)

@kelvinbel8910

They always were aware

@DTWC

I remember being 7 and digging threw my mom old records, found this cream and this song blew my mind.

@thomasperkins7318

Seven! Wow. You were a prodigy.😸

@DTWC

@Thomas Perkins I loved music at an early age, probably why I play guitar 🎸 lol

@drpoundsign

@shagnasty I just watched Japanimation cartoons at that age, and then "Flintstones" and "Gilligan's Island" along with "The Munsters" 6.02 x 10^23 times EACH episode. My Late Dad thought it displaced everything Else in my Brain-probably DID. I grew up playing classic piano and the fiddle (not WELL) and started out on Wussy soft rock (CKLW AM Windsor and Old WNIC-Detroit) followed by WABX second year of College. That was a Sentinel FM Classic Rock station that later went down the Suck Highway and was discontinued.

@jordansmith2647

I love how it's like a story and it doesn't repeat the same hook ,awesome poem

@bpeck131313

Clapton’s psychedelic rock is pure gold.

@andrewjohnstone963

Eh there was is two other members and as jack Bruce was on lead vocals most of the time and also wrote more than 50% of the songs and ginger bakers drum sound and playing were his own how can you single out eric clapton though i love him
This was a 3 way thing not clapton and his two side men
You dont know your chuffin stuff pal
Get with the beat 💓😎

@BicycleJoeTomasello

@Andrew Johnstone except Jack Bruce didn't write it this time it was a colaboration with Clapton and Martin Sharp his friend. https://youtu.be/qw_S19XeCSw

@ochocabra1542

without Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker you'd never have heard of Eric Clapton. he has nothing they don't.

@patreekotime4578

@Andrew Johnstone Yes but I think the point is that of Claptons entire catalog, his psychedelia is his best work.

@dank6852

Like that old joke - what do Clapton and coffee have in common - They're not very good without Cream.

@honiideslysses12

Definitely a psychedelic classic! Looks like Eric had a ton of fun with his new wah wah pedal!

@TheEarlHaight

I haven’t listened to cream in over 10 years. Incredible power.. makes you feel thousands of years old

@lindaflesch7303

I feel it too ♥

@fatovamingus

What I loved about Jack Bruce is when he went into a high note he hit it at the very last second so he was sailing into it flat and it was beautiful

@jeffmotsinger8203

"And you know you cannot leave her, for you've touched the distant sands"
That line gets me EVERYTIME I hear it. Brilliant poetry.
And the way Jack sings "turquoise" and "body" is just superior.

@flamecolumn

Amen. I’ve always wished I were British so I could legit pronounce “turquoise” that way.

@hannemanart

Every time I hear this song, I always think of Giles and Joyce

@SexyAlien2

:)

@djsourcream2668

Same.

@ceres161

And i think about Giles thinking of Joyce after her burial... :'(

@jameslower8423

And band candy

@MyDomenico1985

Wait a minute! Listen to this beat!

@thebuffs3794

RIP Ginger Baker, rest in peace man ✌️

@kenrex1126

He's resting but he can't sit still.

@josephhopeless829

(The) Tale(s) of Brave Ginger Baker

@artheriford

RIP Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker

@bradleybrisk8808

Tiny purple fishes run laughing through your fingers. I've been there man. What a trip it was!!!!!

@davidroche6041

thats the first thing i thought

@zumbathegeek210

THAT WAS SOME GREAT LSD!!! I KNOW------------------YYYYYYEEEEEEEAAAAAAA!!!!

@robertstaples1647

and you lived to tell about it.

@bradleybrisk8808

@Robert Staples Check it out Bobbie. Yes I lived to tell about it, but damn those tiny purple fishes going my fingers, that was just one part of the trip! The walrus was next, sent over from St. John Lennon himself. That time I went through the fingers of the walrus. Slippery, but still enjoyable indeed. Some how I woke up in London.

@HughAskew2

@Bradley Brisk I was good until the dancing hippos started shaking the floor. Things went south from there. They were never allowed back in. They were good dancers, but not that good.

@benjaminpavsner6626

If I were stuck on an island, Disraeli Gears is one of the album's I want with me.

@kirkmooneyham

POWERFUL lyrics...romance, heartache, wonder...incredible!

@yungsimmmie9835

I FUCKING LOVE THIS SONG

@mauriciocavadasyt

Totally Tuned, Mr. Jimi !!

@danielsilvademellocabral3842

Me too

@martinlehfeldt6916

Have you ever been, have you ever been, to electric ladyland. :-)

@GN10Gaming

same

@fotofavoloso267

As time goes on and I continue to listen to Cream..........I am becoming convinced that sometimes.........musicians come together because their energy has a need to be expressed..........Cream and its 3 wonderful members.....were magical........I feel so blessed to have lived when they were..............What a magical collaboration of energy.

@AcmePotatoPackingPocatello

Spot on. This ALBUM is superior.

@VVV73

Jack and ginger were like brothers with a love hate relationship. They certianly had a energy/bond. Love them in graham bond org. Too.

@Canad1anb0y

I love this song! My dad told me all about these guys so I checked them out and I am blown away! Cream is awesome! :)

@dylangatenby9928

Ginger was one of the best players or drummers of that time period. He blended jazz with blues and rock drumming successfully very well. RIP Ginger. That on top of Eric Clapton's guitar work and Jack Bruce's superb bass playing was just awesome.

@hellradiolives

Thinking of you today, Mr. Baker. You were a singular phenomenal and innovative talent.

@juanmondragon6899

A beautifully written song. It takes you on a beautiful voyage to a place you can only imagine.

@danreigert1115

Rest in peace Ginger....thank you for the beautiful music!

@Augmuse

Love Ginger Bakers drumming on this track. The wah wah like sound Eric Clapton gets I love. 

@MrRezillo

Strong contender for the greatest rock song every written.

@RCAvhstape

Jack Bruce, miss him...

@ZosoStar

R.I.P. Jack...

@jorgejansen8198

Helium Road
No Jack Bruce....no Cream...

@lbboardingb3356

Holy shit, I didn't even realize he was dead. I just watched Beware Mr. Baker like a week ago and assumed he was still kicking. Damn.

@MIKECNW

Now come one Clapton was just as important.

@stpaulimdog

Still, I saw Clapton in concert. He did Cream songs, but only the ones he sang if I remember right. He did Crossroads and Badge.

@zorantaylor3190

Few things have brought me greater joy in life than the fact that I've heard certain Cream songs so many times that I can bang my head to them in EXACT TIME with Ginger Baker's drumming, INCLUDING all the 16th-note rolls. It feels like being shocked with electrical paddles, like someone whose heart just stopped.

@GSKCreations_2000

Giles and Joyce sent me here ❤️

@TrajGreekFire

I'm here, finishing s5

@iLUVmyADIDAS

Same!!

@sirsketches9776

Of king crimson?

@GSKCreations_2000

@sir sketches Nope. From "Buffy: The Vampire Slayer"

@heinoustentacles5719

Oh shit me too..

@mikephalen3162

Is this my favorite Cream song. Yes!

@dawnvanatta736

Mike Phalen

@GereDJ2

I remember when this came out. No one had ever heard music like this before. If a complete stranger walked up to me today and said nothing other than "Disraeli Gears", I would know immediately it was the name of a 1967 Cream album. I still have the vinyl album, "Wheels of Fire" too!,

@barsixful

So.there I am. On my way to work in the morning driving along listening to this song. Just takes the edge off the day! I’m transported back to the sixties where life was far better than today

@beckweth

They called themselves Cream because they knew they were the cream of the crop.

@droolglop1110

laaaaame

@minister_of_films2635

S S It's true

@cookiesniper4194

S S true

@johnwagner4776

Wow.....really?

@frankjaegr8604

@John Wagner They were in England at the time, they all came from established bands in a time where alot of music was exploding in a mass of creativity. Cream formed up together from multiple bands with each member having a credible reputation that the first thing Hendrix wanted to do when he went to England was jam with Cream. It doesn't make sense now, but imagine living in that raw time where life was this weird sturdy.. I'm not sure, more complex and taboo time with the dawn of colors coming in on TV screens and in music

Must've been incredible

@greenlightwilly

One of THE albums that signaled the biggest shift in music during the 60's. A few others: Bringing it All Back Home, Supersession, Are You Experienced?, Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, Surrealistic Pillow. ...uncharted waters these. And this front cover - like that first millisecond when u get popped in face, or the eternity of an hallucination.

@jackpineradicalsjackpinera3352

Traffic. Low Spark of High Heeled Boys

@shlebmo

Becks Bolero was before revolver Hendrix or cream

@VVV73

Blind Faith

@HughAskew2

Jeff Airplane did it for me, but that was long time ago, in a place far, far, away. Most of the musicians are just rich old fat cats or dead now........the rich old fart kind that would have said their music was just noise back in the day.

@larrycaesar1930

Jack Bruce great voice great bass player

@MegaElvisd

I just blew my nose on the tissues of my mind.

@kewlbreez77

LOL; good one!

@sweetparvardi

Please stay warm, & drink plenty of fluids, etc., wdmounger : You wouldn't want to catch psychedelic pneumonia ! : - )

@musicroolsman994

Issues or tissues, love it. Peace.

@oxcarthabu

Awesome!! Very nice!!

@checkinout6000

I thought it was the other way around?

@midnightrider7648

Back in the days of Cream, when Clapton played with a fiery edge.

@oxcarthabu

And real guitars!!

@ManongTito

EVERYTIME I LISTEN TO THIS GREAT CLASSICAL ROCK MUSIC, I KINDA REMININCSE THOSE HIGHSCHOOL DAYS ALWAYS ME PRESENT IN THOSE POT SESSIONS CLASS WITH MY GRASS-HIGH BUDDIES. So cool and groovy !!!

@noahleek9696

I’m 14 and I’ve heard stories like that. Makes me wonder what I missed out on in the 60’s and 70’s

@jayhartley2132

I saw Cream and Jefferson Airplane in St. Louis Mo. In 1968..I was 12. My big sister has always been my hero. Love you Sis.❤

@bababuyiekaban7942

One of my favorite groups of all time! All three members are instrumental to make an extraordinary, unforgettable and unique psychedelic chemistry one could ever hope for.

@patotmaster3484

My favorite Cream tune. The Jack Bruce vocal track cemented him firmly into the all-time top echelon of rock singers IMO.

@MegaCrocosaurus92

The way that last guitar solo kicks off is straight badass.

@shawnhall2755

Its a shame people cant make music like this anymore. Just great stuff period.

@mikebaxter87

Ain't that the truth

@patrickhorvath2684

Music today is crap, and all so banal. No depth of higher meaning

@kendodd8734

Gotta agree we now have Ed Sheeran where did it all go wrong

@j_bro4134

Listen to some Greta Van Fleet... you won't be dissapointed!

@michaelringel273

@J_Bro I’d throw polyphia in there for good new rock. Not the same vein as classic rock, but still fire

@williamleeming4082

This was the very first Cream song I ever heard. My older brothers played this album on the stereo in the house we all grew up in (amongst other fine activities).

I remember riding my bicycle to Town & Country Village , across from Stanford Stadium , and buying Disraeli Gears at Treasure Island (the record store). That was over 50 years ago. It remains a Masterpiece to this day. RIP Mr. Baker

@brainscott8198

I got a contact high just listening! I was 10 yrs old in 1968...great time to grow up in America!!!!

@sPacEc0w60y

Jack Bruce...hell yeah!

@kewlbreez77

Yep... the guy w/ 2 first names, one hellova bassist, a real dude. "Theme From An Imaginary Western" is his tune, Mountain did an excellent version of it in their Woodstock performance, give it a listen.

@renanreese5140

Que música incrível clássico nostalgia

@michaelwalton4017

Best trip I ever had!😎👍

@elchoncho2034

Me and my best friend found this record in an abandoned grain silo on his straight laced parents property, no idea where it came from but we were hyped

@if6was929

It was an era filled serendipitous events!

@PanamaRed626

This Band is Legendary !

@benjamincox4211

Picking a favorite Cream song is like picking a favorite child. It’s this one

@quixotic4233

But... you can't reasonably live without the others either.

@georgehahn6149

RIP Jack Bruce

@sergiovela9961

This song makes my eyes roll into the back of my head. Literally. Fucking brilliant.

@thomasperkins7318

So I guess that means you like it?😄

@bartleywalton2178

One of my personal favorite and one of the best songs of their career

@michaelmacgillivray5910

The best rock band, bar none. Tales of Brave Ulysses and White Room are my favorite songs.

@JorgePille

Well they are essentially the same song. The notes for guitar bass, and drums are the same.

@kirkmooneyham

I kind of see Tales of Brave Ulysses and Deserted Cities of the Heart as bookends.

@Lmclean89

Not the best rock band but definitely a top 10.

@chrisevans9553

It's Clapton's Wah-Wah tone on both that does it for me.

@VVV73

Same and SWLABR !

@pierrelowe405

Spring of 69. I hit Vietnam. Never heard of the Cream. The first time I heard, Disraeli Gears. I was hip...  Every day, all day, Cream and Hendrix.  SPC5  RVN 1969

@michaelgapple1894

I’m old and I love great music - that brought me here.

@noahleek9696

I’m 14 and love great music. That’s what brought me here.

@chuckcollins2349

My top 10 song of all time.

@mikelgubanez1796

Absolutely great tune. Only these guys can rock a Greek legend

@kylehenschen0290

Mikel Gubanez Achilles Last Stand??

@jables9229

Medusa by Anthrax

@ruforufo2185

Rest well Jack.., we miss you..

@nugsymalone1247

He def earned his peace

@summertea545

Ginger has joined him. RIP Jack, Ginger.

@chuzedaredbluepill8679

This is the song... it has never left my memory, the song that led me North with my Wife who was the one who said, ' we have to live North.'... carving those deep blue ripples in the tissues of my mind... so glad for Spring! I love this song!

@gunnersmate7482

This is my eternal jam

@ernestonavarro9543

what band!!!...incredible!!!...1968...the power trio!!! CREAM

@debw8303

Timothy Leary is outside looking in - RIP Ginger

@Zopf-international

That intro.

@NosferatusCoffin

Like The Doors "Moonlight Drive", this masterpiece is more akin to a painting than just a song. The lyrics paint a picture of an ancient Greek epic, filled with awe and mystery, all laced with a psychedelic soundtrack that puts the listener into frenzied attention, gulping down every verse, like running towards a tree overripe forbidden fruit. That promises a near sexual climax of the soul.

@winterland3253

For some reason I really like those subtle chords in the background from 0:12 to 0:20. They help to build up the intro so well!

@name7822

The bass and wah?

@winterland3253

@Rob Qatar You can hear Eric very lightly strumming the chords behind everything else.

@ODJones-zy5ir

the tiny purple fishes line gets to me every single time

@clarkewi

Has to be one of the greatest album covers of all time.

@guilbert00

@Paul R. 1st time ive noticed a mention of Blodwyn...I bought the album Ahead Rings Out at the time..1966 ? still light years ahead of its time...still available on CD backorder..

@nedd.8479

White Room sounds really similar to this.

@noahleek9696

Same chords

@youtubemusic374

This definitely one of the most amazing albums ever published I think. Jörg Jendis

@Jaysthudandblunder

My favourite song of all time. I love the lyrics. I first heard this from my father's collection in the mid 70s. Never surpassed.

@thomaskopv2366

Can't believe I just now got into cream. They were awesome !

@sky-ln1uz

my favourite song right now

@captaingalaxy8009

My first lp I bought was this very one. Disraeli Gears. "Strange Brew", Swalbr, and of course this tune. Excellent psychedelia.

@patriciatammerine5789

My dad would listen to this and his family. My mom and hers were very traditional. When i was 9 pulled from hippies to moms parents that came from italy. The old country. Good god.

@kenrutherford1109

I love this song. I love how it uses the exact same chord progression as White Room.

@wayneelliott7011

Was before White Room.

@melissarodriguez5285

Hope this brings back memories, with love from Costa Rica 😎

@thee4thdoctor

My fav Cream song...Rest in Peace Ginger, and Thank You.

@tracey329

Rest easy Ginger Baker ~ 💫 thanks for all the great grooves 💫

@stevenbarkoff6055

Rest easy Mr. Baker. I loved your drumming

@richardkey4289

So many fantastic colors....

@VVV73

LOVE Ginger's cymbal work in this song!

@ralphchristensenjr5820

The guitar work from Eric is out of this world

@tropicsandoceans7945

In the back of a VW micro bus, in dreamy non-sleep as Mick at the wheel takes us through the endless desert night, these tales come to life....ahhhh this takes me there everytime.
What made a 17 year old (me) and a 19 year old think they could hitchhike from Dallas area to San Francisco on December 26. With the star troopers we made the round trip, arriving home at 7 pm the night before school started. EPIC? I think so.

@flyawayonmyzephyr_

mr giles, you have an immaculate taste in music.

@ChestRockwell24

he was an animal back in his day...