Buch, Englisch, Deutsch, 244 Seiten, PB, Format (B × H): 148 mm x 210 mm, Gewicht: 332 g
84 Song Lyrics with Guitar Chords and Cool Images from the Lvoing Deep Brain 'Love World Action Climate Change Concert Tour 2013'
Buch, Englisch, Deutsch, 244 Seiten, PB, Format (B × H): 148 mm x 210 mm, Gewicht: 332 g
ISBN: 978-3-86710-142-4
Verlag: MIRAPURI-Verlag
The ‘Love World Action’ song lyrics book presents 84 song lyrics from Michel Montecrossa’s love-charged deep-brain ‘Love World Action’ Climate Change Concert Tour 2013. Each song is featured with easy to learn guitar chord-progressions.
Michel Montecrossa says: “The ‘Love World Action’ New-Topical-Songs ring as love-charged deep-brain hits through the universe of the present day morphogenetic field of our world triggering butterfly-effects of the Living Celebration of Humanity and finding the way to the United States of Planet Earth.
Love World Action heals, Love World Action makes us see, Love World Action saves: It’s time to share to love the world as she is loving you and to find the link to the global nerve.“ ‘Love World Action’ is a thrilling masterpiece of New-Topical songwriting by Michel Montecrossa for the burning heart of the 21st century. ‘Love World Action’ unfolds its love-charged deep-brain messages on 242 pages with 84 songs, powerful images, paintings, drawings, concert posters and guitar chords.
The ‘Love World Action’ song lyrics book goes together with the ‘Love World Action’ 6 CD-Box (also available as downloads) presenting the recordings of all 84 New-Topical-Songs performed by Michel Montecrossa for listening and singing along.
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Weitere Infos & Material
PROLOGUE
SONG TITLES
CONCERT MESSAGES AND CONCERT POSTER ART
THE SONG LYRICS
THE LOVE WORLD ACTION 6 CD-BOX
DISCOGRAPHY OF THE LOVE WORLD ACTION & CLIMATE CHANGE CONCERT TOUR
CDS & DVDS 2013 FROM WHICH THE 84 SONGS ORIGINATE
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
SIMILAR MICHEL MONTECROSSA BOOKS, AUDIO-CDS AND DVDS
Nearer To The Heart’s Desire
Indeed the idols I have loved so long
have done my credit in this world much wrong:
Have drowned my glory in a shallow cup,
and sold my reputation for a song.
Indeed, indeed, repentance oft before
I swore – but was I sober when I swore?
And then and then came spring, and rose-in-hand
my thread-bare penitence apieces tore.
And much as wine has played the infidel,
and robbed me of my robe of honor – well,
I wonder often what the vintners buy
one half so precious as the stuff they sell.
Oh, that spring should vanish with the rose!
That youth’s sweet-scented manuscript should close!
The nightingale that in the branches sang,
whence and whither fl own again, who knows!
Would but the desert of the fountain yield
one glimpse – if dimly, yet indeed, revealed,
to which the fainting traveler might spring,
as springs the trampled herbage of the fi ld!
Would but some winged angel, not too late,
arrest the yet unfolded roll of fate
and make the old habits go away
and change them into freedom again!
Oh love! Could you and I with her conspire
to grasp this sorry scheme of things entire,
would not we shatter it to pieces – and then
re-mold it nearer to the heart’s desire!
The rising lady-moon that looks for us again –
forever then will turn down the pain,
forever then will rise and look at us
in the paradise where we are on top.
