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Sahara's Collection
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All the poems are written by Sahara. The music composed by Andrew Foyston, is called Jangles, and the intro and recitation is by Dawn Sinclair
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Peak #27
Peak in subgenre #5
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Sahara/Andrew Foyston
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Sahara/Andrew Foyston
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January 08, 2007
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MP3 3.6 MB, 128 kbps, 3:58
Story behind the song
Being deaf, Sahara was not able to recite her own poems herself and asked me to do it for her. As most of them are short, I decided to use several in one track and the theme of the collection is pretty similar as you will see. I have met this beautiful young lady in person and we got on famously so I know that, though she will never hear the way I recite for her, she would have been pleased with the results of this effort on my part. I hope others will be too. An enormous thankyou to Andy Foyston for his loan of Jangles, a piece as multi-faceted and colourful as the poet known as .... SAHARA...
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Testing a Dedication You can slay all my dragons You can fight off my ghosts Champion my insecurities, that sail in the devil's boat You can tear down my fortress You can comfort my crying heart Capture my demons, before the nightmares start Only then I will ask You: Will you take the sun out of my sky? Will you change the colour of my eyes? Will you hold me close even when I die? Inner Child Child of my summer; born with a lace of inspiration entwined in her hair, she carried a rainbow of thoughts in her pockets, to disperse into the sky of my dreams Child of my winter; lost in a rainstorm, with no smiles in her eyes to staunch the sorrow of all the tomorrows, that show a vacuum within my soul. Deaf Stones too are silent When held in the palm of your hand, warmth seeps through your being And new life is given, with knowledge of such. Last Supper Can I paint the world a colour that no one has yet discovered, catch a nightingale in my throat and tell a really dirty joke, before I catch the last bus home can I hold a rainbow in my hands, that will bring colour to a barren land, sew a butterfly's damaged wing and hear an angel sing, before I say goodbye can I kiss you one last time, so the world will know that my heart still beats and camouflage my sudden fears, when I capture your falling tears, as I finally close my eyes? Fabricating a Reality Were you talking sense or acting completely dense, when you asked me to be true even though you knew, that night skies always sigh because the daylight can never lie and while birds sing songs in foreign tongues, children can only hum tunes for their words mustn't be sung so maybe this was the reason for my treason, as my lips brushed another's under the covers and why my answers became questions before you could even mention that you loved me?
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