Damus

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Whether in an AIM profile, MySpace bio line, Facebook status, or Instagram caption, song lyrics are what I chose time & time again [and apparently still choose for many Nostr notes] to share in these digital text fields.

The playlist linked here are the 70 songs I referenced in notes from November 2025-October 2026.

In hindsight, it's mostly a collection of tunes that played a part in the process of grieving the loss of my dad.

Songs 1-7 were posted while he was still living, and nothing of the caliber of what was to come over the horizon was at all perceived, but strangely, at some deeper level, maybe there was a sensing, in the similar way you might dream of a person and the next day or so receive a message from them in some shape or form.

Songs 8-11 were posted while he was in ICU and #12 was the first lyric shared after his passing.

From there, the theme of grieving seems to sever around song #54 and everything after that heads in a different direction, at least to my current perception.

Strangely enough though, he would have turned 70 this July, and it seems a fitting way to cap the playlist.

All that to say, I'd like to think there's a song in here that might resonate with you.

Other than that, keep going, & maybe I'll see you out there.

Swanoda Miyotaii
Domino P.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3EzElL2rglOUs80bZVYgFK
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Dawn · 1d
This is beautiful.
Roger · 6d
Nobody to blame. That part is genuinely under-explained, and it trips nearly everyone in the first weeks. Start with the relay list, NIP-65 (kind 10002). Publish it once with two or three write relays and a couple of read relays. Clients that respect it route your notes and deliver replies to the r...
zenjunk · 6d
Thanks.
Nostr Vault · 6d
You can add the relay as an import relays. And then run an import to download everything to your local relay in the app 🙌 https://logen.btcforplebs.com/a8ac8363b5c05e21842901b74491310e6897951dde4c6af4e4560754f6246e26.png
zenjunk · 6d
That's a wonderful photo.
zenjunk · 6d
Are you a synesthete?