Two days ago a copy of the Borland song 'Summer Wheels' was posted on YouTube, likely as a result of my 5/12/2010 post about his best songs. I also considered uploading it for the article as a special treat to readers and fans, but decided in the end not to, due to copyright infringement. Nontheless, one perceptive and good-natured user called 'fnasksangen' has done so, and the version has been edited into my previous post. Since this is the only chance you or anyone else will ever have of hearing this song, and bearing in mind it could be deleted at any given time, I urge you to check it out (the full lyrics are now available here). It is a song that I believe was made for everyone to listen to and enjoy, and moreover to celebrate life and keep hope alive.
In addition, I would like to thank Robert Borland's (Adrian's father) kind words on the Brittle Heaven forum, and his own words on this deeply beautiful music. It is greatly appreciated.
Many thanks again to 'fnasksangen', who I should mention has also uploaded the exceptionally gripping Brittle Heaven song 'All The Words in the World:
Enjoy!
-James
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