Actually the song that they said she sang specially for him was "Imagine Me" .. but I can't find it on Youtube ... maybe Kwami can help.
Mandella! Oh Guuuuuuuuude!
Actually Mes my mind is blank . There was one of her song that was very popular an I knew all the words but I cannot remember even the tune
Imagine Me
I'm acting like a child over you
I'm wild over you
What have you done to me
To make me feel so free
Imagine Me
I'm shining like a star out of space
I'm far out of place
This is so heavenly, Imagine me
I want to sing and dance (not sure of this line)
As though my heart has wings to fly
Don't ask me why
Just let me love you love you love you love you till I die
Imagine me
Imagine me in love over you
In love over you
This is so heavenly, Imagine me ....
I'm acting like a child over you
I'm wild over you
What have you done to me
To make me feel so free
Imagine Me
I'm shining like a star out of space
I'm far out of place
This is so heavenly, Imagine me
I want to sing and dance (not sure of this line)
As though my heart has wings to fly
Don't ask me why
Just let me love you love you love you love you till I die
Imagine me
Imagine me in love over you
In love over you
This is so heavenly, Imagine me ....
Wow ....one site wanna a Licence fee for a download of Imagine Me !
I really surprised myself that I remember all the words of that song .....
Cool . Did U see her perform Live in GT ?
I have a vague recollection of her in the National Park .....
http://www.stabroeknews.com/2008/opinion...apartheid/
Burnham was committed to the struggle and refused to allow the English cricket team to play in Guyana in 1981 if Robin Jackman, who had played cricket in South Africa was a member of the team.
He did not spare the West Indian great Sir Garfield Sobers from his wrath. Sobers coached and played cricket in Rhodesia and had lunch with then Prime Minister Ian Smith whom he later described as a great man.
Burnham insisted that Sobers was not welcome in Guyana until he apologised.
Burnham was committed to the struggle and refused to allow the English cricket team to play in Guyana in 1981 if Robin Jackman, who had played cricket in South Africa was a member of the team.
He did not spare the West Indian great Sir Garfield Sobers from his wrath. Sobers coached and played cricket in Rhodesia and had lunch with then Prime Minister Ian Smith whom he later described as a great man.
Burnham insisted that Sobers was not welcome in Guyana until he apologised.
or..that hit!
Kabaka eh!
Kabaka eh!
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