David Bowie eras

I put on my headphones and closed my eyes.
I turned the volume up and uttered some sighs.
They were of bliss they were not unhappy.
For the voice entering my eardrums brought me unspeakable joy.
The voice was male, a baritone at least.
Deep, hypnotic and gave my ears a feast.
My moyo fluttering fast, my insides all warm.
My cheeks all flushed like a wasp swarm.
My body humming pleasurably to the sound of the song.
His imba felt like it was inayofuata to me I turn around and almost gasp at what I see.
A tall, thin blonde man laying inayofuata to me.
His skin was pale vampire like.
His eyes mismatched and his teeth...

                Hero
    
    I walked into the cemetery with a bouquet of flowers. I remembered the details as if it were a few days zamani even though it had been a year.

    My ex boyfriend had been driving to tedeschis to get some sandwiches before picking me up to go to the park for a picnic. A driver driving an SUV had been drinking, swerved off the side of the road and hit him. He was rescued kwa paramedics only to arrive at the hospital and be announced...

There will always be certain songs, riffs, hooks, and earworms that get stuck in our heads. Most of them are as annoying as spam. Others are brilliant. Here are David Bowie’s juu 20 most brilliant flashes of genius.

20. “Commencing countdown, engines on. Check ignition and may God's upendo be with you. Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, lift-off!” -- Space Oddity. With the anticipation of zaidi David Bowie surprises to come, this line seems like the most obvious place to start for any Bowie countdown.

19. “Just walking the dead” -- Where Are We Now. This cryptic...