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Interactive Poll #Fri 13 Female Singer-Songwriters
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Poll Question: Never Fear! It's The Ladie's Turn!
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My artist choice is Annika Aakjær, and it it is between two songs. At the moment I can't decide between them, so I will post both of them.

1. Kjøvenhavner-sangen (The Copenhagen song)


Lyrics:
I'm just an ordinary girl
from a home with a piano
And my mum and dad, there's not so much to say
they are still married, and so
And now I've travelled the long way
to the way too big city
so that it can eat me
and I can be born anew

Chorus:
Peasants, carpenters, and Jutish girls
You better listen to what mum and dad are saying
For it's too dangerous in Copenhagen
It's irresponsible to leave your native soil

But it's nevertheless what I want to do
and you can say what you want
For you know very well what's at stake
It's the inner naive little girl

And her dad says:

"It will never work out, little girl
You have no job, you don't speak their language
You have to understand that
Please stay here and read a book"

Chorus

But the girl followed her biggest dream
of defying her dad and her mum
But she also followed the biggest stream
of people who retun to where they really belong

Chorus

2. Min pris (My price)


Lyrics:
You have been put on ice
So now it is cold
I have mentioned my price
For here is all sold out

For you give up too easily

I've been waiting for too long
for you to fill my half-empty glass
And I've been lying alone in half-empty beds
where there isn't enough space anymore

For you give up too easily
And I don't get any claim
And you got off before the last stop
And you have burned both me and the bridge

And there's a blur before my sight
And everything gets postponed
And I feel your last sting
And meanwhile the film is over

But you gave up too easily


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^ My pleasure.

A first one I would like to propose is from An Pierlé. I already presented her in the covers poll (with a brilliant cover of Dutronc's "Il est cinq heure (Paris s'éveille)", but she is quite an interesting singer/songwriter, playing piano and/or accordeon (a.o.). An Pierlé - Helium Sunset:

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Originally posted by suitkees suitkees wrote:

For Cheryl Wheeler this is one that works on this side of the pond:
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For Cheryl Wheeler this is one that works on this side of the pond:

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Suzane Vega with the song Solitude Standing, is one of the best songs ever. I love Suzanes 4- 5 first albumshttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=05AHPFPpHIM

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Originally posted by Lewian Lewian wrote:


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PS: The Cheryl Wheeler video doesn't play here.
Can someone help with this?  I found a Spotify link for this song, but won't you still have the same problem (if it's a country-to-country thing)?  https://open.spotify.com/album/3Qtl93GOy1xDL76sOmW416?highlight=spotify:track:0DR2n2wAnoQuXEWxUWfBIG

There's the link, in case it works.


Edited by Snicolette - November 13 2020 at 14:19
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Let me stumble in once more. My first, and likely not my only, nomination:
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This gives me the opportunity to bring in another all time favourite musician of mine (not many non-prog ones still missing from this series, I guess), namely Laura Veirs. I thought quite a bit about which song of hers to nominate, there are at least ten favourites. My favourite today is this one, maybe not the most "singer/songwriter style-like" she has, but hey, she is a singer and songwriter, and damn good, so here's Secret Someones.
PS: The Cheryl Wheeler video doesn't play here.


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not exactly my kind of music, man or female, but I'll try to come up with at least the nomination LOL
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Welcome to the Friday the 13th Interactive Poll.  It's the ladies' turn to take the stage.

Here are the rules:
The song must be both written and performed by a female singer-songwriter, please, some of the lesser-known ones (not Top 10 hitmakers, even though there are certainly some fine ones in that number).  Doesn't have to be primarily acoustic, as long as it's more in a singer-songwriter vein.  I am thinking 3 is a good number for most, if they are not terribly long, you may post up to 5, since that is what I'm going to do.

Schedule:
The voting will open in a week, next Friday. Please start letting me know of your final nominations by Thursday next, if you can.  This should give everyone plenty of time to listen and consider, without feeling rushed.

Very much looking forward to hearing what everyone brings, this is a favourite genre of mine, as I love a well-turned phrase.

Extra Note:  Someone voted in Spot #2 before it was determined who would fill that spot, so there will be one extra vote there that is erroneous, should I use the spot at all.  Noted that it was filled before voting begun, for now.

Here are my entries:

Eliza Gilkyson, with "Man of God," written during the George W years, but still holds true. 

And to lighten the mood, here is Cheryl Wheeler, with "Unworthy."

Next up is Dar Williams, with a beautiful song, "Calling The Moon."  

A bit more humour, from my friend, Jano Brindisi.  Not on Youtube, so must post a link to her bandcamp for "All My Heroes."  https://janobrindisi.bandcamp.com/track/all-my-heroes

And lastly, very serious piece that I find just chilling, by Heather Nova.  "Island."  





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