Welcome To Space
Dear Fellow Earthlings:
Welcome to space.
And, welcome to my imagination which has genuine feelings that if this musical project can find a playwright or someone who can organize and transform this effort into a wonderful stage type of medium, further success will find us.
There is a story waiting to evolve from the drafts corresponding with each song on this album. There are love songs, some for people and some for the home planet of our birth. This music is only somewhat different than what you may hear on streaming networks, but they feel soothingly different as they speak of things you don’t ordinarily hear about.
This story wonders if we would be received warmly in space by another people. There are lyrics of hope, of change and acceptance. We humans are now entering into the Age of Space and I just wanted to welcome you there!
In this story there are dreams that unfold with courtroom juries deciding our fate. Should we be judged on how well we get along with one another? One would hope for improvement in this as we move ahead. Another aspect is that some people, unhelpfully, answer to an apparent need to be very greedy. Could this also be the at the root of all things we need to improve upon? This feels like a key element that needs to be disconnected from our psyche to assist our mental advancements.
Couldn’t we become fully pleased and appreciative with a life of peace and freedom? Of family and children being taught in loving ways, without biases and dinner table displays of adult learned prejudices? And while education is one of the most singularly important components, we also should illuminate, that to love those around us is very important.
Conclusions:
— We always knew that Space was extraordinarily large and now we are unable to grasp what endless may suggest.
— We own nothing, but ourselves and our future.
— We will need googolplex numbers of people, should our expansion into space become routine. And that seems more likely to happen, than not.
— In ways, the above sounds akin to science fiction. Often, it seems, we happily follow on the trails of it.
Have a great life and enjoy this and other music.
— Patrick J Meaney
