Wake Up Call
Tatizo - Nameless, Doobeez, Nyash, Pam, Jua Cali & Karma
Min kompis från Kenya rekommenderade denna låt för snart två år sen och jag kan fortfarande inte sluta lyssna på den. Jag förstår inte texten. Men jag tror den handlar om kärlek och svek, som alla andra låtar.
Stay blessed
BagLady
Music
Just nu skulle jag vilja blunda och lyssna på musik och le och dansa.
Precis som hon gör.
On my mind - Bad Boys
But the prize of my selfrespect is to high to pay.
Fugitive Pieces
There's a piece of me that belongs to you.
A piece of me that beats for you.
And a piece of me that is
possessed by you.
There's another piece of me that is constantly in need of you
And one that comes to life only by the company of you
Another piece that only awakes
to live for you.
There's a piece inside of me that has grown weary from the love it holds for you,
and another aching piece that screams to be heard by you.
There's a piece of me that knows only you,
and one last piece that won't sparkle to want anyone else
unless it is the venomous life potion
that is you.
Those are ten shattered pieces of me that come together as a heart that beats with a sound of an echo for you.
Ten pieces of a broken heart that try each day to unite so they can form a bigger solid piece that could beat as one unit for you.
Those are scattered pieces of me that are helplessly seeking to be reassembled by you,
pieces that are bitterly
and yet utterly
in mad love with you.
By Rana Joda
May goes Africaan

Stay blessed
BagLady
Calypso girl
The palm trees where only visible in the moon light
There she was, a girl dancing in the middle of the arena
Looking like the number one prima ballerina
Her earrings were big and made of gold
Indeed not everyone got the chance of her body to hold
But when she whines she would let HIM come up behind her
No other would have been better
A perfect King to her crown
The sweat made her soft skin glance
Her arms, raised to the sky, had the perfect tone of light brown
And if the two of them wanted, they would be tight
All night
Even until the first sign of morning light
They all looked when she moved her hips fast,
And they thought her body wouldn’t last
Then all of the sudden she would stop
And do it all again,
but this time slow
Cause the room was filled with the vibes of reggae and calypso
Old Poem By BagLady, inspired by Collie Buddz - Mamacita
The Magdalene Laundries
Id just turned twenty-seven
When they sent me to the sisters
For the way men looked at me
Branded as a jezebel
I knew I was not bound for heaven
Id be cast in shame
Into the Magdalene laundries
Most girls come here pregnant
Some by their own fathers
Bridget got that belly
By her parish priest
Were trying to get things white as snow
All of us woe-begotten-daughters
In the streaming stains
Of the Magdalene laundries
Prostitutes and destitutes
And temptresses like me--Fallen women--
Sentenced into dreamless drudgery
...Why do they call this heartless place
Our lady of charity? Oh charity!
These bloodless brides of Jesus
If they had just once glimpsed their groom
Then theyd know, and theyd drop the stones
Concealed behind their rosaries
They wilt the grass they walk upon
They leech the light out of a room
Theyd like to drive us down the drain
At the Magdalene laundries
Peg O'Connell died today
She was a cheeky girl
A flirt
They just stuffed her in a hole!
Surely to God youd think at least some bells should ring!
One day Im going to die here too
And theyll plant me in the dirt
Like some lame bulb
That never blooms come any spring
Not any spring
No, not any spring
Not any spring
By Joni Mitchel