There's also a little history that goes along with this song. A lot of the songs I post do, but this one more than others. Allow me to share it with you as you listen. =)
Boy meets girl at an on-campus Christian ministry. Boy and girl chat and flirt frequently. One night, the BCM (the aforementioned on-campus ministry) hosts a type of open mic night, which they nicknamed "coffeehouse." Boy decides to sing a Nickel Creek song accompanied by a violinist. Girl learns that boy also plays the violin. After Boy's song, Girl was pretty impressed. Girl mentioned to Boy that she really liked Nickel Creek. Girl had only really heard one song...and she did like it, so...that means she liked Nickel Creek, right? Right. Boy asks Girl if she's heard their new CD. Well...Girl, in fact, had not. Boy says that he'll let her borrow his CD and will bring it next week. Girl was pretty pleased with herself. ;-) Sure enough, the next week Boy brought his CD. Girl listened to it a lot over the next week or two. Jealous of the Moon quickly became one of her favorite songs. Girl specifically remembers putting it on her computer so she could listen to it anytime, even after she gave Boy his CD back. Now, though, Girl can't really remember if she ever gave that CD back. Even if she did, it wouldn't matter because 4.5 years later, "what's yours is mine." =)
Cute story! And I haven't heard this song - I like it!
ReplyDeletesuper cute story :)
ReplyDeleteI had only heard one Nickel Creek song until now. I'm going to check out more of their stuff. Cute story! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super sweet story! I loved reading it as your song was playing. What a great meaning behind your song! Lovelovelove it!!!!! And I would be completely impressed if my Boy played the violin too!
ReplyDeleteGreat great song again this week! Thanks for sharing the start of your love story with us;)
This is a sweet song/story :) I have never hear this song but I like i :D
ReplyDeleteAww, how sweet! I love Nickel Creek.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of Nickel Creek before. The song has a haunting beauty to it.
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