Song of the Day Thread
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Re: Song of the Day Thread
You think you can't, you wish you could, I know you can, I wish you would. Slip inside this house as you pass by.
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All pain and troubles melted away like lemon drops beyond the contrails across the sky.
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Re: Song of the Day Thread
Scars-Your Attention Please
It takes 15 seconds to start.
For a fleeting moment I thought the Scars on Broadway thread was about a scottish post-punk band.
It takes 15 seconds to start.
For a fleeting moment I thought the Scars on Broadway thread was about a scottish post-punk band.
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Re: Song of the Day Thread
I've not seen any of the games of the Women's World Cup yet, but read an article that they had expanded the roster to 32 teams so that more programs could participate. Way to go FIFA, empower our sisters. Sisters hold the future of this world!
Anyhow my song for the day is Strike Hard, by the family of the King of Reggae Bob Marley.
All the young ladies playing are winners, champions. But the Apple of my eye is the Reggae Girlz from Jamaica. Go
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Here's a bit of the story of the song "Strike Hard" from NPR ....
"An accomplished musician and multiple Grammy award-winning artist with the band Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers, Marley put her considerable musical talents to work.
“My family came together with me, [brothers] Damien and Steve and I, we recorded a song called ‘Strike Hard’ to raise funds,” she said.
Through a combination of the royalties earned from ‘Strike Hard,’ a GoFundMe page and by becoming an ambassador and sponsor of the women’s national team through the Bob Marley Foundation, Marley says they raised $300,000 in the first year."
Anyhow my song for the day is Strike Hard, by the family of the King of Reggae Bob Marley.
All the young ladies playing are winners, champions. But the Apple of my eye is the Reggae Girlz from Jamaica. Go
!!!Here's a bit of the story of the song "Strike Hard" from NPR ....
"An accomplished musician and multiple Grammy award-winning artist with the band Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers, Marley put her considerable musical talents to work.
“My family came together with me, [brothers] Damien and Steve and I, we recorded a song called ‘Strike Hard’ to raise funds,” she said.
Through a combination of the royalties earned from ‘Strike Hard,’ a GoFundMe page and by becoming an ambassador and sponsor of the women’s national team through the Bob Marley Foundation, Marley says they raised $300,000 in the first year."