Be careful, it might be loud especially with head phones, just adjust the volume at the top, thank you very much

Everyone who knows me here- I've been saying this every time I post a song. But this time is a little different. It hits close to home. . I always asks that you take a moment of silence and say a prayer or wishes not only for the many deaths from the COVID-19 but also for my dear, sweet cousin who lost her husband, Bob. Just finding out a few days ago. Bob was one of a kind gentleman and my cousin, Lucille, such a remarkable woman she is also, and three great children .Also this goes out to George, Bobs brother. I'm sending you my condolences to you and everyone else also. We pretty much grew up together with her, Lou Lou and my other cousins: Ron, Mike, Dan, Carol.{remember all the hockey games at our house-:-)- I shall never forget them nights. A big family with a huge heart. Bob will be missed. This song I've covered for Lou Lou and her family, and hope this will touch their hearts knowing that Bob is now in heaven, I call it 'Paradise'. He's out of stress, fear, and most of all his pangs of pain. This song goes out to my beautiful cousin(s) and her & their three kids, and the entire family with much love. I also ask for prayers and wishes. You know I love you all.

Here's a little about Chris de Burgh., whom also wrote the song-he writes most of his songs. Chris de Burgh had always been a storyteller and many of his songs painted pictures that took the listener to faraway places. On his 2006 album, 'The Storyman', he developed this theme and told the tales of how one generation passes down information to the next, from one culture to another.

"The Storyman Theme" that opened the album was a swirling instrumental that was reminiscent of the theme to the TV series Roots and there were classical and film score influences throughout the album. He was joined by the Mahotella Queens' African chanting on "Spirit".

EDIT: The Storyman is a remarkable singer indeed. One of my all time favorite singers & songwriter. Chris de Burgh's 16th original album, released in 2006. The album is a collection of songs with accompanying stories. Most of my songs comes from experiencing life and what life has to offer, or rather, what I have to offer something to life. Every song that I bring you is a part of me. I shall 'Keep on Keeping on' as long as I can continue breathing and making others feel the love I send to you all and send my 'Unconditional Love' to know that I will comfort you in some small way of loving you. May God Bless You and thank you Lord. Please leave messages to Lou Lou & the kids, and family letting all of them feel the warmth and fellowship that He offers you. Thank you for your ongoing support everyone on here also. 'Don't ever Give up'. God is with us. I love you Lou Lou, the kids, and my entire family, you are so loved indeed by many. Love, Dee & Mike & Bryan (in spirit) & our fathers & mothers, and brothers. I never use the expression when one says R.I.P. (Rest in Peace)- I've always say R.I.P.= 'Risen Into Paradise'...

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