Song: Telling Canterbury Tales

[talis_kimberley]

Trawling the net for update and comment in the last two days following the removal of the St Paul's Occupy camp, I found that the good Reverend Fraser had not been silent. St Paul's itself had released a brief statement, visible on its website, on which I shall not directly comment here. I wondered what the leader of the Church, Dr Rowan Williams,

Comments

[catalana]

Very powerful - I look forward to hearing it.

[talis_kimberley]

Thank you! I shall make it available as soon as I can.

[hrrunka]

Looking forward to hearing it.

[talis_kimberley]

Thank you! First chance I get to grab a scratch track, it'll be there. The music came along quite nicely.

[morvab]

Wow - can't wait to hear it sung and to learn it! VERY moving.

[talis_kimberley]

Thank you! I love to have my songs sung - that's the biggest compliment you could pay me. I hope you like the music when you hear it.

[pocketnaomi]

Wow. This and St. Paul's are the anchors, I think, for the cluster you've been putting together. I hope that cluster becomes its own album someday.

[talis_kimberley]

Whether or not they make a physical album I don't know, but I'll be adding it to the 'Songs of Common Ground' online album as soon as I may. It's very much the child of 'Steps of St Paul's'... and when you hear it, its other musical parent will, I think, become clear! Thank you for your support and kind words.

[technoshaman]

It almost *scans* to SoSP.... but not quite.

[talis_kimberley]

Points for you if you do figure what it scans to... :-)

[stevieannie]

St David of Kelly? Oh yeah...

[talis_kimberley]

There aren't many things I could reference in songs that would get past you!

As I said to S last night about that line - it's sort of funny in a knife-in-the-stomach kind of way.