@Rxnin will do. Thank you for supporting this thread. I'm also thrilled that you like it. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

Good Monday morning friend. Today I will be adding two songs to the GSOTD post and Playlist. Enjoy the songs. Pop/Soul: I'll Be Gentle by Paloma Faith and John Legend. Paloma Faith wrote this song with North London singer-songwriter Zak Abel who previously featured on Gorgon City's 2014 UK Top 20 hit "Unmissable." The song finds Paloma Faith duetting with John Legend. She explained the collaboration to HMV.com. "I wrote that song with Zak Abel, who's this brilliant new artist, and when I played it to people they kept telling me it sounded like a John Legend song. I'd written with John for my previous album, so I sent it to him and asked if he'd be up for singing, and he did." Country: Love Me Again by Shelly West. Shelly West was born on the 23rd of May, 1958. She is best known for being a Country Singer. She is the daughter of country star Dottie West. Shelly West’s age is 66. 1980s country singer who sang the #1 singles “Jose Cuervo” and “You’re the Reason God Made Oklahoma.” The 66-year-old country singer was born in Cleveland. She started her music career by releasing the 1981 album Carryin’ on the Family Names. She won two Top Vocal Duo of the Year honors from the Academy of Country Music Awards with her partner David Frizzell. In 1990, Shelly toured with her mother, Dottie; they were popular on the road. On August 30, 1991, Dottie was involved in a horrific car accident, eventually dying five days later, on September 4, from injuries sustained in the accident. Have a blessed Monday. Take care and GOD bless.     ... View more

Good Sunday evening friend. Tonight we will learn the meaning behind the song Run by Leona Lewis. Enjoy the music as well as the read. "Run" by Leona Lewis is a heart-wrenching ballad about the pain and sadness of saying goodbye to a loved one. The song expresses the idea that love can be both a source of strength and a source of pain. The song's first verse sets the stage for the emotional journey. The singer acknowledges that the person she is singing to has been the only thing that has felt right in her life. However, there is a distance between them that is painful to bear. The singer is torn between wanting to look at her lover and not wanting to see him go. The chorus captures the idea of the couple running away from their problems and starting anew. The lyrics suggest a desire to escape into a better future. However, the song acknowledges that the future will not be without its challenges or heartaches ("I can hardly speak, I understand why you can't raise your voice to say"). The second verse conveys the idea that even the thought of not being able to see her lover's eyes again causes the singer great sadness. Furthermore, the long goodbye they must inevitably share is painful enough to nearly bring her to tears. Overall, "Run" is a poignant and emotional song that expresses the joy, pain, and intensity of love. The lyrics acknowledge that love can be both a source of strength and a source of pain, but ultimately, it is something worth fighting for. (Source comes from Meaning of Run by Leona Lewis). (Side note. On Britain's Got Talent (BGT) Stacy Leadbeatter sang this Leona's song Run and won the golden buzzard, if you haven't seen it, you need to).  Have a great night, and a blessed week. Take care and GOD bless.     ... View more

@Listener001 absolutely dear friend, I will even post you're favorite if you tell me what your favorite song is. I'll be waiting for your reply. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Listener001 people love music, and people are very interested in what music means to the artists behind the songs they create. If you create a topic, something that most people are interested in, you can generate a lot of interest.  Have a blessed day friend, take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Listener001, you are in no way ripping me off, friend. I would very much like for you and all others to interact here in the Pandora Community even more than you do now. So, please feel free to post and reply as much as you like. Have a blessed day friend. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@MarcoPolo try these steps. Here are a few steps that might help: Ensure You're Logged Into the Master Account: The "Manage Family" option is only available to the account holder who upgraded to the Premium Family plan. Double-check that you're logged into the correct account. Check the Subscription Section: Navigate to the "Subscription" section of your account settings. If you're on the correct account, you should see the "Manage Family" option under your current plan. Browser or App Update: Sometimes, outdated apps or browsers can cause display issues. Make sure your Pandora app or browser is updated to the latest version. Contact Pandora Support: If the issue persists, you might need to reach out to Pandora's support team. They can investigate further and assist you directly.  Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Listener001  Green Day hasn’t stopped touring in America—they’re still rocking stages across the country. They’ve been on their “Saviors Tour,” celebrating milestones like the 30th anniversary of their Dookie album and the 20th anniversary of American Idiot. They’ve had some interruptions, like a drone incident at a Detroit concert in 2024, but nothing suggests they’ve quit touring in the U.S. As for their political stance, they’ve been vocal about their opinions, especially during the American Idiot era, but it doesn’t seem to have stopped them from performing here.  Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Listener001 it is not annoying for you to ask what the last joke means. I will be more than happy to explain it in depth. The humor in this joke comes from a playful twist on expectations and wordplay. The artist claims his brush can "paint the future," which suggests it has a mystical, forward-looking power. The bartender, however, jokingly challenges this claim by asking the artist to paint the picture of his last tab—meaning an unpaid bill from a past visit to the bar. The punchline, "That’s not a future; that’s ancient history!" works because the artist cleverly deflects the request by pointing out that the "last tab" is a matter of the past, not the future. It's a witty way of dodging responsibility while staying consistent with the premise of the magical brush. It’s a blend of clever banter and playful misdirection! I guess even one could argue that this is a magical joke.  Have a great night, take care and GOD bless.  ... View more

Good Thursday morning dear friend. Today we will learn the meaning of a song by one of my overall favorite female music artists. Everything by Alanis Morissette. Enjoy the song as well as the read. The song "Everything" by Alanis Morissette explores themes of self-acceptance and unconditional love within a relationship. Through the lyrics, the singer acknowledges her flaws and the duality of her personality. In the verses, she acknowledges that she can exhibit negative traits such as being moody, negative, closed off, and blaming others. However, she also emphasizes her positive qualities, such as being wise, kind, brave, and funny. These contrasting characteristics depict the complexity of her personality. The chorus highlights the depth of intimacy and connection in the relationship. The partner is portrayed as someone who truly sees and understands her, both the light and dark aspects of her being. They accept and love her despite her flaws and past mistakes, creating an environment where she can be genuine and vulnerable. The bridge suggests a realization that what the singer resists persists and that her partner loves her unconditionally regardless of her highs and lows. This implies that acceptance and embracing all parts of herself is essential for personal growth and a healthy relationship. The final verse reflects a sense of self-awareness and self-perception. The singer recognizes that she can be both the funniest and dullest person, the most gorgeous and closed-off person, highlighting her multidimensionality. It further emphasizes that her partner embraces and loves every aspect of her being. Overall, "Everything" celebrates the depth and complexity of human nature, emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance and finding someone who truly sees and accepts all parts of us. It reflects the beauty of a relationship built on understanding, acceptance, and genuine love. Have a blessed day. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@EstefC I was never a Beatles fan, but that song Hey Jude is one song that I do like. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@AlyssaPandora hello dear friend, I'm glad you liked that joke. Thank you for your support and friendly reply.  ... View more

Good Monday afternoon dear friend, perhaps you are searching for something to change your mood for today. Give this a try. Once upon a time in a small town, a stranger walked into a bar. The stranger was an artist and carried with him a peculiar brush. Curious, the bartender asked, "What’s special about that brush?" The artist replied, “Oh, this is no ordinary brush. This brush can paint the future.” Impressed, the bartender challenged, “Alright, paint me the picture of your last tab.” To which the artist grinned and said, “That’s not a future; that’s ancient history!” Hope this brought a smile to your face. Have a blessed day friend, take care and GOD bless. ... View more

Good Monday afternoon, dear friend. Today, we are going to learn the meaning behind the song How Can It Be by Lauren Daigle. This song happens to be my fourth favorite overall. Enjoy the music as well as the read.  "How Can It Be" by Lauren Daigle is a powerful and heartfelt song that explores themes of redemption, forgiveness, and the transformative power of God's love. The lyrics speak to the overwhelming grace and mercy that can be found in Christ, even when we feel broken and unworthy.   The song was inspired by Daigle's journey of faith and the realization that no matter how far we may have strayed or how deep our sins, God's love is always available to us. It serves as a reminder that we are never too far gone to receive forgiveness and restoration. The chorus of "How Can It Be" expresses awe and wonder at the divine love that can wash away our sins and make us whole again. It acknowledges the depth of God's love and our unworthiness, yet also recognizes the power of the cross and the sacrifice made for us. The song's lyrics also touch on the struggle of surrendering and letting go of our self-reliance. It highlights the beauty and freedom that can be found in fully surrendering to God's love and allowing Him to work in our lives. Overall, "How Can It Be" is a song that resonates with many listeners due to its relatable themes and powerful message of hope and redemption. It serves as a reminder that no matter our past mistakes or current struggles, God's love has the power to transform and renew us. (Source comes from Meaning of How Can It Be by Lauren Daigle (the story behind) Have a blessed day friend. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Rxnin thank you dear friend, but no worries this was a part of my life 17 years ago and I am much better now. The song will always remain my favorite, not so much because I want to, but as a daily reminder for me of how I was at the time, and how I lived ignoring the ones that loved me while I loved sports more than them. Jewel speaks of a guy, but for me it was a family that I lost because of what I loved more than them. I will "NEVER" affiliate myself with sports ever again, nor will I love anything that will steal my heart from what matters most. I will always have Foolish Games to remind me of that. Have a great night. Take care and GOD bless... P.S. Only love what matters, because not everything is worth your love.  ... View more

Good Sunday afternoon, hopefully, this will bring some smiles to your Sunday. The Talking Dog:  A man sees a sign in front of a house: "Talking Dog for Sale." Curious, he rings the bell, and the owner tells him the dog is in the backyard. The man goes there and asks the dog, "Can you talk?" "Yep," the dog replies. The man, astonished, asks the dog’s story. "Well, I discovered my talent at a young age and worked for the CIA. I traveled the world, eavesdropped on international spies, and now I’m retired." The man, amazed, asks the owner how much for the dog. The owner says, "Ten dollars." "Why so cheap?" the man asks. The owner replies, "He's a liar. He never worked for the CIA." Have a great Sunday, take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Rxnin here is my favorite overall song. The meaning of the song in itself is true, but I will add that it has a deeper meaning to me because of how I lived my life, which caused me to lose the real perspective meaning of life and the value of those in my life. And no I will not elaborate on that any further. Foolish Games (LP Version) by Jewel. “Foolish Games” is a song based on Jewel’s love for a guy who does not notice or acknowledge the feelings she has for him. She gets caught up admiring every part of this guy only to be left with an unreciprocated love. The singer is the one who first notices and falls for him from afar, as she poetically details how cool he is. She is often disappointed in their interactions as she realizes that this guy is not interested in having a deep conversation with her, not to talk of a possible relationship. Tired of his failure to notice her love for him, she bares it out, stating that he’s breaking her heart with his actions and inactions.  Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Greg194 Happy Sunday to you as well mate. I'm enjoying watching President Donald Trump restore this Nation to being a force to be reckoned with again. Hate him, love him, like him, that is your given right perspective to have. I love him...Have a blessed Sunday, take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Rxnin here are two songs that may surprise some, at least until you fully understand the lyrics. Slide by The Goo Goo Dolls. A peppy tune, yet the lyrics narrate a story of a couple dealing with an unplanned pregnancy. Dancing Queen by ABBA. Though lively and fun, it touches on the fleeting nature of youth. Have a great Sunday. Take care and GOD bless. P.S. In case you may not understand the term "Fleeting nature of youth". Here it is in layman's terms. "The fleeting nature of youth" essentially means that the period of being young doesn't last forever. It's a way of saying that the joys, opportunities, and experiences of youth are temporary and will eventually pass. So, it’s a reminder to savor and make the most out of the vibrant, energetic, and carefree days while they last. One day will come and you will say "Man, I wish I was young again". Or "If I could go back to such and such a period I would do this, or do that much differently". Enjoy it now my friend, enjoy it now. ... View more

@zphi564 here is what I know. Hopefully, this will be of help to you. No worries, you can easily reverse a thumbs down on Pandora. Here’s how: On Your Mobile: Current Session: If you disliked the song during your current listening session, simply swipe the album art from left to right on the Now Playing screen until you find the track. Tap the highlighted Thumb icon to undo the thumbs down. Previous Session: If it happened in a previous session, go to My Collection and select the station you want to edit. Tap the small "i" or the thumb icon to access the station's backstage page. From there, tap the Edit icon (small pencil) and scroll down to your Thumbed Down Songs. Tap the 'X' beside the song you want to remove. On Your Computer: Current Session: Click on Now Playing in the upper left, hover over the album art, and click View Session History. Click the highlighted Thumb icon under the track you want to edit. Previous Session: Go to My Collection, filter by Stations, and select the station you want to edit. Click the ellipses next to the play icon and select Edit Station. Scroll down to the Thumb History and click the Thumbs Down icon to see your disliked tracks. Hover over the track name and click Delete to remove the thumbs down.  Hope this helps, have a great night. Take care and GOD bless.   ... View more