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Will Harvey
My stories...
Music...
Stories done, now to some music you might like
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Lyrics to ‘I saw an Angel’
Intro 49 seconds
I saw an angel, an angel over me
I saw an angel, an angel a wild esprit...
Wings were black, I tell you, hangin’ off her back
Clothes all drab and torn but an Angel she was born
Break
I saw an angel, an angel called on me
An angel, an angel fallen an’ free
Waved her twisted wand, she granted me one wish
I had no time to think, I wished that I was rich!
Waved her twisted wand, she granted me one wish
I had no time to think, I wished that I was rich!
What do you do when an angel calls on you? I don’t know
How, tell me how, do you plan for this day, what to say
It may never come your way
Break (Piano)
She said, couldn’t you have wished for happiness
Or everlasting health?
I’m like I am today because all I grant is wealth
Sorry, I can’t comply, she said, no hunger do you bear
My friends all call me fair and...
You have far more than your share
'Speechless' - the story
On a small planet, orbiting an unknown star in an unknown galaxy, live a race of small, gentle beings.
They want for nothing and their only conviction is music. Because of this, they do not recognise conflict or confrontation and are always happy, singing, dancing, and playing music.
One day they have visitors from a distant world who arrive in a gigantic spaceship. The small, peaceful beings are naturally terrified. The alien visitors pronounce their arrival with an ominous, ground-shaking melody, nothing like they have ever heard before. However, lacking any animosity, the small gentle beings realise that this is music after all. They respond by echoing the strange music in their own particular way. The aliens are taken aback, their usual welcome is aggressive and belligerent which is a shame because their intention is only ever a friendly visit to say hello. First impressions are invariably incorrect. On this day, the small gentle beings have made a new friend.