chapter 2

 Jeanie with the light brown hair ~Stephen Foster

I loved the intro to this song, The piano was just pure blissful. I'm not a huge fan of opera but I enjoyed this song more than I thought I would. It was honestly engaging and peaceful instead of the normal ringing in my ears because the pitch is so high. I do like the parlor/elevator vibes this song gives. 

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