Plans are afoot for a new song for Matt and me, on accordion and vocals ...
It's to be sung like a glorious hymn-folk song from the fringes of Old Russia as it appears in my imagination.
Here's the lyrics. So far ...
When the Working Class Still Believed in Paradise
We will be free
We will be happy
We won't be sorry
That we were born
We will be young
For eternity
We are the chosen
Behold the dawn
All of you people
Listen and learn
Swell our small number
Add to our throng
It's not mathematics
It's not chemistry
It is our spirit
That moves us in song
All of you people
Hear and be glad
We're going over
to sweet paradise
We will be happy
Rise like the sun
Blazing our banner
Embroidered with light
We will burst joyous
With true love and pride
come and be joined
on the other side
judecowanmontague.com Jude Cowan Montague is an artist and writer. She makes music, visual art, wordcrafts and is a broadcaster. 'The News Agents' on Resonance FM since 2014 - Saturdays 2.30pm-3.30pm thenewsagents.blogspot.com
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Wednesday, 3 November 2010
We will be free - new song in the making
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Saturday, 7 August 2010
Failing to write
I am failing to write anything that I can live with to either of the Windsors tracks, despite listening to the music on my headphones on the walk to work.
I may have to confess that I can't add any decent vocals to these tunes. Wouldn't this be better than ploughing ahead and offering something I don't feel is right?
Usually I don't give up easily, but part of being an experienced as an artist is that you hope you have learnt to be selective in how you spend your creative time. And if something really isn't working I am probably better off pursuing something else. At least for a while.
I wonder if I will ever return to these tracks though, I really think my vocals wouldn't be right on either tune.
I may have to confess that I can't add any decent vocals to these tunes. Wouldn't this be better than ploughing ahead and offering something I don't feel is right?
Usually I don't give up easily, but part of being an experienced as an artist is that you hope you have learnt to be selective in how you spend your creative time. And if something really isn't working I am probably better off pursuing something else. At least for a while.
I wonder if I will ever return to these tracks though, I really think my vocals wouldn't be right on either tune.
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