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Copyright© Jeanna M. Gollihur Antu Productions 1997
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This New CD has 10 new original songs on it!
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Embraced Light, is a 15 song recording of a variety of styles,
all original, written during the ages of 15 and 35.
There are a couple collaborations with friends.
This tape is actually down home style, and spiritual, it has two
family songs with my son Evan, and my niece Melissa, singing along
"Safe Place" and "Sea Wind", both Country.
There are a couple Blues tunes, a couple alternative, jazzy love
songs,
a fun up beat grunge song called "Barbi"
Along with easy listening pop.
I had a lot of help with this tape several studios worked with me.
Mostly I work with Eden Productions, MT. Vernon WA. 'Appreciate the help
ab. Please send your money order for $13.00.......$1.00 postage and
handling..... add $3.00 for postage if you are over seas...
Both CD & Tape for $20.00.
to:
I want to make special thanks to Alan Butler (Eden Productions),
For his time and patience through the years in his home studio. The
tape that is for sale has the cream of the crop from some great sessions
with ab.
I learned enough to help me do this recording, can't beat that!
The lyrics were written in a poem by
Parker James. I met Parker during a retreat to my home in Idaho. Parker had been a mortician for 20 years, he had a few years before changed his career to photography.
If you buy a beautiful scenic postcard in Idaho, it is highly likely it with have Parker's name embossed on it. He has quite an eye. Parker also has a heart. He wrote a moving poem about a common story he saw through the years as a mortician. He sent it to me when I was back here in Seattle. I put the music to it on the back porch (The smokers Lounge), in September of 96. I love the song, It is deeply moving.
This version is a full version of the song.I put these in for the dearest friends who really love my soul, and can put up with a lot of distortion to hear its voice.
:) Love You!!!
The lyrics were written by 'St. Mark with a Chainsaw'. A dear friend Mark Waschke and I bumped heads for two days over this song. I finally remembered myself, and let the ego move aside, and we accomplished a new song. I think he wrote it about someone like me. over sensitive and too religiously serious. He really knows how to help me remember; as with his lyric 'The world is a playground not a prison'. Mark is a wonderful poet and chainsaw artist. He lives just outside of Bellingham Washington. Right near Waschke drive! you can find his Chain saw Sculptures at the NWArtist site:
is a song that came through this heart and mind way back in 88; Seattle home on the sound. In between relationships.
Is the newest packet of inspiration. I named it after something my dear 91 year old grandmother Erna once said about life. I wrote it when I noticed that we were, well that I have been dupped about what us American Dreamer's, consider 'living free'. I like it because it really has an interesting melody and rythm, and I honestly love the first and last verse. 'I know of one who is paid in full....'
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I wrote this song Over at Cheri's house. I have been learning alot about myths and soul archives and the drama of creation, The song is my way of expressing a few things of myth, I think. The song really flows and is easy to listen too. I know you will find it sweetly melodic, interesting, and catchy.
Is a light little dity of a song describing moments of clarity, and a truth to the nature of love.
For full version of these songs you can get the second half or first half up top in the song table.
Thanks so much for listening. Be a consultant or an insultant but please SULT me!
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How is it that One
Would you call it the truth
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When you woke up one day
Would you call it the truth
In a moment in time
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Copyright© Jeanna Gollihur 1996
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He wants me to look like barbie
He wants me to look like barbie
Face tucked thighs sucked
He wants me to look like Barbi
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He wants me to act like barby
I don’t act how I feel
I must attach my identity
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