Ode to George HarrisonIt’s been a long timesince you’ve been gone.“All things must pass,” they saythey didn’t know that I need you.I try to look for my inner light,my cloud 9but I’m just a poor little girland I’ve got my mind set on you.All those years ago,when you was fabyou seemed larger than life itself.But the buzz came and took you away,away to the lordbecause you really wanted to know himand to go with him.The night has seen me wide awakeand all I’ve done is think of you.I thought I’d make it,the day you went awaybut I can’t make itit’s all too much for me to take.
Give Peace a Chance in PoetryGive Peace a ChanceJudeAll I can sayGive peace a chanceAll we wantGive peace a chanceStarving in DarfurGive peace a chanceSqualor in ChinaGive peace a chanceWar in IraqGive peace a chanceKilling for the oilGive peace a chanceKilling for DemocracyGive peace a chanceKilling ‘cause we canGive peace a chanceGive peace a chance, give peace a chance,All we are sayingIs give peace a chance“We all have a little Hitler in us, but we also have love and peace. So, why not give peace a chance, for once?” ~John Lennon
Some Things Never Change “Be thankful I don’t take it all.” That was what the album started with; “Taxman”. The funky bass lines were setting her childhood up for the love of obscure music that was to be established later in life. She was a longhair, promising herself to only cut an inch every hair cut, which were separated through long periods of time. She always felt remorseful as she watched the severed locks fall to the floor of the local barber shop. That was when she had a fear of the cold scissors touching her brow to cut her bangs shorter. But that was okay; George Harrison didn’t like haircuts either.Revolver; an album of the
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