
featuring Ariana Nasr (vocals, reeds, strings, arrangements) and produced by Andy Flinn (upright,guitar,percussion,accordion), this is a collection of some Edith Piaf favourites. In French.
Hymne à l’Amour:
featuring Ariana Nasr (vocals, reeds, strings, arrangements) and produced by Andy Flinn (upright,guitar,percussion,accordion), this is a collection of some Edith Piaf favourites. In French.
Hymne à l’Amour:
with one backing vocal track by Andy…
Cameo by Andy Flinn and Ariana Nasr on this one…(Backing Vocals, Effects)
(Rhyme inspired by stories from Pictou county) Continue reading From the Same Cup
[chordsandlyrics]
[E]I have been [E]making Nova [A]Scotia my [E]home.
From [E]Sidney to [E]Wolfville to [A]Yarmouth I [E]roam.
A [E]come from a[E]way. An [A]accent I [E]sport.
[E]Vowels and [E]consonants i [B7]do dis[E]tort.
[E]I get a [E]lot of “[A]where are ya [E]from?”
[E]Who is your [E]dad? [A]Who is your [E]mom?
[E]I get that [E]question in [A]markets and [E]bars,
[E]Thanks to my [E]beautiful [B7]rolling [E]R’s.
Of [E]course, in [E]fact, as [A]some people [E]guess.
[E]My heri[E]tage is a [A]big tangled [E]mess.
Mafi[E]oso and [E]Viking, [A]Jodler and [E]Kraut.
[E]Soldier and [E]Hippie. [B7]Drinker of [E]stout.
[E]You can reco[E]gnize me by [A]many a [E]thing
My [E]clothing, my [E]smile, or [A]by the way that I [E]sing.
My [E]hair, my [E]mouth, or [A]some of my [E]scars.
But [E]mostly, my [E]rocking and [B7]rolling [E]R’s.
[A]It isn’t [E]fake. [A]It is no [E]farce.
[B7]rollickin’ [B7]rambling, [B7]rolling [E]R’s.
[A]I wish I could [E]package and [A]sell em in [E]jars.
My [B7]roaring and [B7]rounded [B7]rolling [E]R’s
But [E]mostly, I [E]think, and [A]I thank the [B7]stars
for my [B7]racy, [B7]romantic and [B7]rolling [E]R’s
[/chordsandlyrics]
(From Andy Flinn’s old rhyme vault.) Continue reading Truth I Got in Many Shades
From the Album “Invincible” by Ask Your Sister
Missquoted in China 🙂
…“A lot of the young generation in southern China may not be in the habit of going to live shows like those living in Beijing or Shanghai, but the internet has helped to cultivate bigger audiences for foreign musicians,” says Andy Flinn of Ask Your Sister.
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