Posted June 25, 2008 by pjaction
Impossible Love
by Daniel Johnston


pjaction says: The most interesting fact surrounding the cult-like mystique of singer/song writer Daniel Johnston is that all of his songs are written about one person: his first love. Even though there is only one central character in his music, the gentle humanity and child-like honesty of this lyric makes people look beyond his cat-locked-in-a-cage singing voice because they are distracted by sudden feelings of empathy.
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