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A private investigator says he was working with Mindy McCready on a video for a song called "I'll See You Yesterday". The investigator, Danno Hanks, has worked with McCready since her appearance on Celebrity Rehab. Hanks posted the song with haunting lyrics early Monday morning. Some of the lyrics seem to leave a haunting message, foreshadowing the troubled singer's death.
Let's get lost in our memories that's the safest place we can be.
Yeah this is, the end of our story I don't want to read it. I just want to keep it.
I was your sunlight. But now I'm just a shade.
I was your blue sky now I’m just the rain.
I was your favorite song but now I’m all the pain.
And if tomorrows gonna be the same, I’ll see you yesterday.
I'll see you yesterday I'll see you in my dreams.
And in every single moment you meant something to me.
Just like a photograph, I'll keep the very best
Baby that's the way I will remember you.
Hanks says McCready was excited about the song which she received from a fan. He also said she made sure to let him know the royalties from the song would go to the fan who wrote the song. A detail he says didn't seem important at the time, but he know thinks she may have been trying to tell him something.
Let's get lost in our memories that's the safest place we can be.
Yeah this is, the end of our story I don't want to read it. I just want to keep it.
I was your sunlight. But now I'm just a shade.
I was your blue sky now I’m just the rain.
I was your favorite song but now I’m all the pain.
And if tomorrows gonna be the same, I’ll see you yesterday.
I'll see you yesterday I'll see you in my dreams.
And in every single moment you meant something to me.
Just like a photograph, I'll keep the very best
Baby that's the way I will remember you.
Hanks says McCready was excited about the song which she received from a fan. He also said she made sure to let him know the royalties from the song would go to the fan who wrote the song. A detail he says didn't seem important at the time, but he know thinks she may have been trying to tell him something.
Monday, February 18 2013, 11:44 AM CST
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Bonnaroo and then what? More events could follow
May 20, 2013 12:33 GMT
MANCHESTER, Tenn. (AP) -- The former farm where the Bonnaroo music festival is held may play host to other events as well.
The partnership that puts on the annual music and arts festival in Manchester has steadily upgraded the site, adding a dozen water wells and permanent electrical power.
Festival partner Rick Farman told The Tennessean (http://tnne.ws/14nuEF5 ) his group is in active discussion with a lot of groups. The Great American Mud Run will be held at the site on July 27 and is expected to draw more than 5,000 participants.
Coffee County Mayor David Pennington said he's curious to see where such a plan could go, saying it could have a huge impact.
This year's Bonnaroo will be held June 13-16. Paul McCartney heads a long list if acts.
Information from: The Tennessean, http://www.tennessean.com
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