Hairy London Episode 3
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Episode 3 of Hairy London by Stephen Palmer, read by RD Watson, an exclusive audiobook from Jeeni.
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Original Rock Song - I Don't Need Love by Iain MacLeod
This started off as a bit of a joke this song hence the stupid lyrics but I've actually grown to really like it so figured I'd share it on here! Definitely not to be taken too seriously this one but hope you enjoy it anyway!
Losing You, Micky John Bull
Losing You, Micky John Bull
Maren Montalbano - Sea Tangle: Songs from the North Crowdfunding Video
Maren Montalbano, mezzo-soprano Rebecca Harris, violinVideography and editing: Sharon Torello Filmed at the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill and Forbidden Drive in Philadelphia, PA.
Dione - Fragile World
“FRAGILE WORLD” Just think about what you have heard and seen in this world; you will surely come to agree with me that strange things are happening in this world. When I first wrote down the lyrics of this song, the original version says “Evil World” but this was hard for me to accept so I tried to make it less cruel by changing “Evil World” to “Fragile World”. But what if the things we refuse to believe are true? What if the things we can’t see are real? Strange things are happening in this world; What if the world is really evil? Let God’s goodness and mercy locate us as we listen to the lyrics of my new song ‘FRAGILE WORLD’
Dione - Fragile World
“FRAGILE WORLD” Just think about what you have heard and seen in this world; you will surely come to agree with me that strange things are happening in this world. When I first wrote down the lyrics of this song, the original version says “Evil World” but this was hard for me to accept so I tried to make it less cruel by changing “Evil World” to “Fragile World”. But what if the things we refuse to believe are true? What if the things we can’t see are real? Strange things are happening in this world; What if the world is really evil? Let God’s goodness and mercy locate us as we listen to the lyrics of my new song ‘FRAGILE WORLD’