Elton John and Brandi Carlile Talk Writing Music for His New Doc,’ Never Too Late,’ Teaming Up For Soaring Theme Song
Elton John and Brandi Carlile Hanna Hanseroth As Brandi Carlile watched Elton John: Never Too Late, she was so moved
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I had to look up ‘ode,’ before attempting to write one. An ode, in my favorite online dictionary, is defined as “a lyric poem expressive of exalted or enthusiastic emotion.” ‘Emotion?’ In my ode, there’s some of that. ‘Exaltation?’ I’m sure hoping so, if this ode gets you thinking, some, about freedom and democracy. Image result for public domain pictures of freedom I’m sounding syrupy, I suppose, but full steam ahead! Here’s my first-ever ode: Oh thee among us, now So desirous of dictators, now Of thee, we lament An authoritarian strutting, hyperbolizing and deceiving, some A dictator-in-waiting’s will must not be done… even some Let those who would diminish freedom know our commitment, some To freedom surging on Keep dictators-in-waiting from our hearts and souls And make them rethink their goals Keep freedom surging on!
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Elton John and Brandi Carlile Hanna Hanseroth As Brandi Carlile watched Elton John: Never Too Late, she was so moved
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