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She begged the band to change the nonsense sounds to actual lyrics but White refused. Eventually Willis asked what the heck he meant. Willis' response was "Who the hell cares?" But it became a huge moment for Willis. I learned the most important things about songwriting from him. The lesson is to never let lyrics get in the way of the rhythm. What makes September so timeless and performed in London in 2017. Photo courtesy of September’s timelessness has to do with its relationship to time itself.

Aspect September is the month so it happens every year I told you it switzerland phone number library was obvious! . So every September we have the opportunity to be reminded of this song. Back in the days when people listened to the radio and had their musical experiences curated for them, September was the show of choice. But there's another relationship to time in the song. It's in Arlie Willis's opening lyrics. Do you remember? It's that simple, right? But when we're asked if we remember, the song instantly brings us back to our memories. memory.

That's the magic of pop songs - they have nothing to do with us but they become us when we listen to them. From left, Earth, Wind and Fire. Photo courtesy Of course it’s also about the music. The energy of the songs that Willis experienced when he just had no lyrics and needed a lyricist's music is the same energy that still exists today. That's why even the kids in my English class who had never heard the song before started dancing in their seats when they walked into the classroom and saw September playing.