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Rain
by bennash - 12/12/24 07:38 PM
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Curtis
by Gary E. Andrews - 12/12/24 07:05 PM
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Icehouse
by Gary E. Andrews - 12/12/24 06:53 PM
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Janita
by Gary E. Andrews - 12/11/24 08:26 PM
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El Lopo
by Gary E. Andrews - 12/09/24 11:18 AM
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https://soundcloud.com/artwhimsical...ium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharingDedicated with much love to the memory of Patty Glickman who died in her third bout of Breast cancer spread & complications. She is sorely missed. I sit in wonder and sadness surrounded by women both lovely and tragic the gleam of hope in their eyes the glint of despair in their souls rushing to and fro heads wrapped in turbans to cover the naked skin Long tresses burned away by chemo all dressed in the blush of pink the color of healthy cheeks denied survivors bearing the weight of the victims' names pinned to their backs marked for those beneath markers now crooked smiles and mastectomy scars etched on their flesh they bravely struggle against the inevitable postponing the finish in a Race for the Cure decked out in pink loops that resemble the eternal ankh adorning their hats and lapels as they gather for the run many from last year no longer here their spirits flutter in the banners that sail along the pathway to the starting line where once fullness bounced against their straining chest emptiness lightens their dash no one really wins until the finish brings a cure a treadmill of doctors and fearful prognosis await them at the end yet still they come in the pink of an early dawn they line up by thousands then begin the long rush from mortality undaunted they cross the finish to hugs of comfort and appointments yet to keep another year...another race another day of sunshine on their upturned face new drugs to try and always a chance that this year the money will bring some perfected treatment that will carry them to the next run not as a name on a memory sheet but in the flesh legs raised high feet pounding the pavement towards futures worthy of chasing peace to all who have come abreast of death and emerged today victorious Godspeed on your paths ahead. Godspeed on your paths ahead and at long last a cure a precious cure for breast cancer some kind of an answer to the so many women who are suffering now and will continue to suffer till the cure is found till the cure is found when smiles and open joy will abound all around...every town. Beautiful music Composed & Played by-Magi©ian™-©-2024 Lyrics & Vocals Written & sung at- Art~Whimsically Yours Studio by- Matthew F. Blowers III-©-2024
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its a bit long , but touching sentiment , Good job.
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It was written for the tenth anniversary of Race For The Cure. The production called for this length.I performed it for the hundreds of grateful cancer survivors and then handed out 1,500 handsculpted pins that I had made for thier 10 th anniversary to each lady as this song continued to play on tape. So you see length is not always an issue. THANKS
Last edited by MFB III; 11/10/24 09:59 PM.
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You'd think Elon Musks robots could cure cancer by now, maybe one day man.
Last edited by bennash; 11/11/24 04:53 PM.
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