29th May JS setlist: Kantine Freideck, Cologne, Germany 2022...

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Justin Sullivan Surrounded Tour (solo)
Kantine Freideck, Cologne, Germany
29th of May 2022

  1.  Apocalypse Dreams
  2.  Maps
  3.  Amundsen
  4.  Coming With Me
  5.  Unforgiven
  6.  28th May
  7.  The Attack
  8.  Devil
  9.  Headlights
10.  Over the Wire
11.  Clean Horizon
12.  Stone and Heather
13.  Where I Am
14.  Passing Through
15.  You Weren't There
16.  Fate
17.  Eyes Get Used to the Darkness
           encore:
18.  Ghost Train
19.  Snelsmore Wood


List of songs played courtesy of  setlist.fm's  fb:1411069053.  Cheers!


Absolutely thrilled to bits, to learn that Mr. Sullivan played 'Ghost Train' again, after all these years!!

That's my second favourite track off Justin's first, exceptionally brilliant solo effort... "Navigating By the Stars".  I've only got just one more night, tonight, to see if JS plays my most favourite track from his remarkably stunning, second solo offering... "Surrounded".  soft, sweet and tender sigh.  Here's a dead-giveaway, clue... the genuinely beautiful soul hasn't played it anywhere, so far, to date... neither in, nor to the public!

I have this unshakably-strong feeling that...

 a)  JS probably doesn't like the song, OR
 b)  Perhaps it's too personal of a piece, tune?

Regardless of who(m) the song is for or about, and whatever the reason(s) is or are --- for JS not playing the song to an intimately-sized, live audience --- I am still, very terribly, absolutely NUTS about it!  I intensely adore and love the song to pieces! 

I pray I live to hear Mr. Sullivan sing + play the incredibly tender, sweet song... somehow, someday, somewhere.  I only hope  to be there  though, live, in the flesh --- to take it in, in all its glory, in person.  So until that day (or night) comes, I'll quietly, ever-so softly, continue to imagine and dream about HYmmmn singing that sacred tune --- will keep playing + listening to the recorded version of the song (along with the rest of the album, "Surrounded"), when I'm alone... in my space... by the light of the dark, nightly.

It truly sucks living so far away and on the wrong side of the earth.  I suppose that's just how it goes... sometimes.  Today, the Atlantic certainly feels more of a curse, rather than a blessing.  Even 'GOD' / nature, everyday, is slowly drawing the two northern continents further and farther apart.  Life really is just like that most famous section of The Sistine Chapel ceiling (painted by Michelangelo) in Rome.

To all of you that will be attending, enjoy tonight's show at New Morning in Paris.
Please, come back and tell me all about Justin's solo concert?  Anything will do.
Your collective kindness and generosity are all I've had, these past few days.

And on that note,

Thank you.