Conga Line
"Music in the
soul can be heard by the universe“
- Lao Tzu
Music - World - Food
Music and food, do go together which ever comes
first. They all go into a Pepper Pot of
interesting tastes and genres.
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It
is my belief that every song should have a story
and that story, makes it more personal,
thoughtful and authentic and it speaks volumes.
Another Sweet Sunday
Another Sweet Sunday was written after arriving
in Barbados late one night and for some reason,
I could not sleep. But the sound of the ocean
hitting the sea walls around the Hotel was
indeed magical. As I laid
wide awake my thoughts were on getting a good
night sleep then I drifted away with the sound
of the ocean until the dawning of the next day.
My
Old Tamarind Tree
This
sweet and sour song was written with fond
memories of my younger days when I would pick
the sweet and sour Tamarinds from the village
Moravian Church.
Sometimes it seems to me, that it all depended
on what time of the day I picked the pods, Most
often the pods were as sour as sour can be and
at other times, I would find pods that were as
sweeet as candy.
Conga Bay
Cabaret
I
once spent some time around one of the most
rugged beaches and locations in Barbados call
Bathsheba Beach and is always in awe of the
scenery when there. I had a view of the surf and
the many surfers who take advantage of the
waves.
Dawn And
Dari
A soft melody
about spending some time with a mother and son
family members.
My
Moonshine Bro
The love between
two brothers of a different mother and of a
different race who love each othere
unconditionally even if one brother has a
penchant for making moonshine.
Thank You
Nashville
For some reason, Nashville, Tennessee has always
perked my interest from an early age when I
would hear my late dear and loving grandmother
singing Patti Page's The Tennessee Waltz. After
sending several song lyrics to Nashville without
any success around the age of fifteen, I
fianally had my lyrics accepted.and thank you
Nashville is my way of showing appreciation to
the folks at Nashville Song Service.
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