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I held onto Sam’s hand as she led me through the crowd toward the stage. Her nails dug into the back of my hands when the crowd pushed and pulled against us, threatening to separate us.
A kaleidoscope of colour. She was easy to see. She was at a festival. Standing under a tree. She didn't like the music. It wasn't her scene. She was sick of all the guys. Who seemed too keen.
Fancied a weekend away, Butlins at Skegness, Got a deal through on the phone, Pay half price or less.
Yesterday I could have cried, I'm 38 years old and I spent the last 4 days dancing in a field in Hampshire, Surrounded by kids with their bad manners and instant gratification, Surrounded by...
I couldn't begin to tell you how much I wish I was alive in the august of 1969, so that I could've experienced the peace, love, and music of the festival that changed rock and roll forever.
Standing in a field near Manchester town Dancing and singing trying not to drown The bands are playing,it's pouring with rain Drunken people swaying with only music on the brain Nothing else matters...
Just been to the British Pipe Band Championships held in Annan for the last of three years. Quite impressive but bloody freezing. I'm sure someone there must be on Opuss.
There's nothing like it.
Here's what happened to me The last time I visited 'V' Getting in was a joke Got close to sunstroke But I soldiered on, you see I'd won a VIP pass Somewhere nice to park my ass With a decent cash...
The festival bus will soon be here, Sun shine bound and full of cheer. A skip on a ferry, over the sea A ready pitched tent waiting just for me.
Latitude I look forward to it And dread it too Five days at A festival With you Will be amazing Wild, hysterical Hanging out Listening to music Getting drunk But I know You will be Out looking for...
The first stop we made was his house, he grabbed a few bits but wouldn't show me. He hid them in the storage compartment. It was pitch black now.