14-song CD with liner notes; includes all lyrics and song credits, very personal notes about the songs and CD, personal photos and images of art by Nicolette Aubourg. A portion of profit generated by this recording will be donated to animal, environmental and human welfare.
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Like many, I was very affected by the 9/11 terrorist attack on the USA and the subsequent events. To kill in the name of God strikes me as being absurd and ironic. The images of the huge, broken towers stayed with me, and I pictured a beautiful garden of remembrance one day taking their place.
In the garden of remembrance
we sat down and thought about
those final hours and what it is
that we all share:
the same God,
or the same fear.
In the garden of remembrance
those left behind cling to their grief,
or feel the guilt of being alive,
bathed in sunlight -
as it is now,
as it was before.
There’s nothing sacred, nothing holy in the aftermath -
the twisting of the truth, twisting of steel, beauty and youth:
no holy war, no sacrifice.
In the garden of remembrance
we sang songs into the night
in candlelight, sorrow and pride.
And we all shared
the same God,
the same fear.
There’s nothing sacred, nothing holy in the aftermath -
the twisting of the truth, twisting of steel, beauty and youth:
no holy war, no sacrifice;
no holy war, no sacrifice …
#CEASEFIRENOW! Singer-guitarist Nicolette Aubourg was born in South Africa where she studied music and received a Bachelor
of Arts degree in Psychology and English Literature before moving to Los Angeles. Nicolette has released three studio albums and nine singles. Her songwriting covers a variety of subjects including social justice and she has won many songwriting awards....more
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