imaginaryhatsweetiedarling:

she’s like
-meeh, whatevah. yu cen tek mey percrue ef ye wunt, ey downt cer.

imaginaryhatsweetiedarling:

she’s like

-meeh, whatevah. yu cen tek mey percrue ef ye wunt, ey downt cer.

(Source: darkladyofthelowlands)


imaginaryhatsweetiedarling:

how to accept an award Kate Bush style

(Kate Bush 1986 CMJ New Music Award)


The ‘everyone’ in the quote above of course includes all of you. Thank you so very much for all your fantastic support and encouragement. I feel extremely privileged to still have an audience. It’s you that have made my work, which would otherwise have just been creative projects, into a success.
Many, many thanks to the best fans ever,


PS I hate the term ‘fans’ but couldn’t think of how else to word it.
— Kate Bush word to her fans after receiving her CBE (via kite-bush)

kate-dreamers:

KATE BUSH RECEIVING TITLE OF COMMANDER OF BRITISH EMPIRE!   BRAND NEW PICTURES!    


I watched Kate Bush’s The Line, the Cross and the Curve video tonight, and I couldn’t help but think that Miranda Richardson’s character was somewhat similar to Kyubey from Puella Magi Madoka Magica, so I… made this…

I watched Kate Bush’s The Line, the Cross and the Curve video tonight, and I couldn’t help but think that Miranda Richardson’s character was somewhat similar to Kyubey from Puella Magi Madoka Magica, so I… made this…


imaginaryhatsweetiedarling:

Sat in your lap Pro-marker doodle
love this song. the lyrics is absolutley brilliant.

imaginaryhatsweetiedarling:

Sat in your lap Pro-marker doodle

love this song. the lyrics is absolutley brilliant.


heathcliffswindow:

“Kate Bush is so WEIRD!!!!!!!!!”

Maybe YOU’RE weird. Maybe it’s weird that we’re all just floating around on a planet in space and we’re all going to die one day.

Maybe Kate Bush is the only thing that makes sense.


jjeanjacques:

Kate Bush’s version of Elton John’s - Rocket man


imaginaryhatsweetiedarling:

the red shoes

imaginaryhatsweetiedarling:

the red shoes


Looking for a moment that’ll never happen
Living in the gap between past and future
— Kate Bush, “Love and Anger” (via lori-kate)