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This is an excellent piece of music that will move many people.
It contains dynamic unaccompanied pieces with quirky comedy. There are Blues and praise combined in an album that is dynamic and exciting.
"I
come from good people" sings of the love and rejection that follows
the coming out process. It hit home with me, as my coming
out to my parents was not a smooth one.
The piece "O Disturbing Boy" is sung unaccompanied. The majority of the piece (all 2 minutes of it) is sung in unison with a tremendous dischord / harmony finish that raised the hairs on my neck, and brought tears to my eyes.
"Dance on your grave" evokes the feelings that surround a person's life when someone they know, and love, dies. The soloist sings "I will not mourn you, nor will I curse the day you were born" as the stoic face of a strong man is put on, despite what he is feeling. He has refused to mourn, and insists on dancing on the grave. Dancing like a man.
I am always lifted by the piece "Marry Us." It's lilting churchyard harmonies sing of the wish for people who want to be joined together.
"Never ever" brings the thoughts that a moment in love should be cherished like a gift. It tells of the first time and the last time, and how each should be nurtured. The piece also talks of the fact that people come and go, and so we should take each of them as we can, and love them.
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