"Staying home" - NiniFromParis
37 votes

Singing the lockdown song that I wrote during these particularly peculiar times (#confinementsong)

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Heartbeat: Blind Syrian girl sings song in hope
03:48
Heartbeat: Blind Syrian girl sings song in hope

10-year-old Ansam, a Syrian girl who was born blind, sang a heart melting song: ‘Heartbeat’, against a backdrop of a city devastated by conflict. Music Video released by UNICEF.The Jeeni Refugee Aid channel supports refugee aid and charities across the world.

Setting For Two (Original Short Audio Story)
08:11
Setting For Two (Original Short Audio Story)

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Fears, by Lauren Spicermoore
02:33
Fears, by Lauren Spicermoore

Fears, by Lauren Spicermoore, Urban Vocal Group, Potsmouth

Rick -
03:04
Rick -

It is a little different than most of my YT music videos, but I do like variety. I still like the "boogie-woogie" the best! :-)

Heartbeat: Blind Syrian girl sings song in hope
03:48
Heartbeat: Blind Syrian girl sings song in hope

10-year-old Ansam, a Syrian girl who was born blind, sang a heart melting song: ‘Heartbeat’, against a backdrop of a city devastated by conflict. Music Video released by UNICEF.The Jeeni Refugee Aid channel supports refugee aid and charities across the world.


Setting For Two (Original Short Audio Story)
08:11
Setting For Two (Original Short Audio Story)

You can also follow me in pursuit of a life of stories after I quit my 9 to 5... Instagram: http://instagram.com/fisherprose Twitter: http://twitter.com/fisherprose Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fisherprose/ Website: http://fisherprose.com


Fears, by Lauren Spicermoore
02:33
Fears, by Lauren Spicermoore

Fears, by Lauren Spicermoore, Urban Vocal Group, Potsmouth


Rick -
03:04
Rick -

It is a little different than most of my YT music videos, but I do like variety. I still like the "boogie-woogie" the best! :-)