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ben dis donc t'es une star !/
so... you're a star !
bises,
Philippe
sealed with a kiss
if you are my friend
please answer me this
are v friends or are we not?
you told me once but i forgot
so tell me now and tell me true
so i can say i am here for you
of all the friends i have ever met,
you are the one i wont forget
and if i die before you do
i will go to heaven and wait for you!!
Best,
Donald
I have posted another song, "Love Is The Way."
Take care ...
Chris
I was raised on classical music and American folk music. My mother teaches art, music and literature at the college level and higher. Both she and my father imbued me with a strong political sense as well, so we listened to Paul Robeson and Pete Seeger amongst the artists we admired.
My own personal preferences growing up included rock and pop. Favorites included the Beatles, of course, Led Zeppelin, Jethro Tull, etc. Of course, I also loved the Jackson 5, Temptations, Supremes, James Brown and Earth Wind & Fire, etc.
In the 1980s, I started composing my own songs. I had a slight identity crisis. On one hand, I had the usual songwriter's desire to document a broken heart and relationship stories. On the other, I had a strong desire to speak out against injustice.
So I have written both.
You can read more about "Azania" at http://www.archive.org/details/Azaniainstrumental.
My other posted piece will become the theme music for a television show I am attempting to launch, "Inside The Congressional Black Caucus."
At present, as you noticed, I am going through an influence phase that is markedly Afro-Caribbean. It is not easy for me, but I have a number of songs I want to produce in this style. I want my two boys to appreciate my thoughts -- and dance to them as well.
I look forward to staying in touch.
Chris
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