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Firuza Let Your Hair Fall Free.
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Another song lyric. This time its about cross - culture love between a Muslim girl and a Christian boy and the conflict between his libral values and those of her family. She is not the only woman to find her love is like chains imprisoning her of course.

Firuza, you and me are living like shadows,
hiding our love from the sun's pure light.
I want to walk with you in summer meadows
and hold your body close all through the night.
You wear that hijab like a slave wears chains
although you are the child of a western land,
I see you naked in the twilight of my bedroom,
but out in the street I dare not hold your hand.

     Firuza let your hair fall free,
     your beauty is something that the world should see.
     You father and your brothers
     are sworn to spill my blood,
     Firuza come away with me.

The time has come for us to break away,
we will lose ourselves in the city's crowds,
live someplace where people's minds are free
and love cannot be smothered by religion's shroud.
There has to be a way to a better future,
Don't want our childrens' lives torn by prejudice.
No one should live in fear of a persecutor
who in the name of God denies justice

     Firuza let you hair fall free,
     you know we are each other's destiny.
     Your father and your brothers
     are sworn to spill my blood.
     Firuza come away with me.

 

 

 

 

Copyright © 2006, Ian Thorpe.
Recorded with music by David Thorpe for Bastion Records. Copyright © 2006 David and Ian Thorpe.

 

 


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 Reviews of "Firuza Let Your Hair Fall Free."
Reviewed by Phyllis Jean Green
Reviewed on March 25, 2006
Music to my ears!!! <3 :) <3

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on March 24, 2006
Such a song, Ian. Thank you for sharing your gift. Amour et paix à toi, ton ami du Canada,

Régis

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on March 11, 2006
H U H ?????

Thanks for sharing the little info anyways Ian!!

Would be nice to hear this one...."Alien in my Bed" was good...but this one might just be just that little better....lol!!


Love Tinka

Reviewed on March 11, 2006
I can't wait to hear the music, Ian! These are words that speak to many languages and so close to home. A writer, indeed! Thank you for sharing....

In Spirit,
Bear

Reviewed by Sage Sweetwater
Reviewed on March 11, 2006
Etched with such echoes of cultural landscape! Reminds me of those who have disguised themselves as Muslim pilgrims through the treachery of living free, a living antiquity which presents itself to familial cultural problems which do foster bloodshed written in blood on ancient manuscripts and today's "your finished" with a dismissive "kill" flick of the fingertips. If only Jordan's peace treaty with Israel remains strong .... only to be reminded daily of how vulnerable one is to be exposed. There is a quiet escape in this marvelous write, Ian ... one spring afternoon on an old caravan road that once moved frankincense from Oman to Gaza and bracelets of gold from workshops in Aleppo to suqs of Yemen.

Sage

Reviewed by Susan de Vegter
Reviewed on March 11, 2006
Our cultures clash but when the heart is wrapped tight we can find harmony....if only behind the doors.

I love your poem.
Susan


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