That's when he'll say he needs you around."ĪRMAND VAN HELDEN - U DON'T KNOW ME (FEAT.
"S ometimes the going gets a little tough.īut when his hope is gone and life gets him down. The first time I met House I was lost in space,įINN - SOMETIMES THE GOING GETS A LITTLE TOUGH “The first time I met house it was a moonlit night, "Not everyone understands house music it's a spiritual thing, a body thing, a soul thing." I’ll go to South Africa and be called a man someday" I won’t be fooled while someone dies of starvation We’ll be able to walk the streets at night There’ll be no void between black and white "Free from the pressure and the prejudice I never thought that I could feel so free!!!" Well I found a place where I can do no wrong. "Everybody’s searchin' for a place where they belong. She said she's all your dreams are made of She got looks that tells the truth when she lies "Around the world, around the world, around the world, around the world, around the world, around the world, around the world, around the world, around the world, around the world, around the world, around the world, around the world, around the world." E-MAN) (DISTANT MUSIC MIX)ĭo you have the knowledge to enter the temple?
To do the things you need to do for yourselfĪll you’ve gotta do. It's a gender neutral religious tongue that bridges gaps It's a non-lethal weapon that heals wounded hearts "There are millions of beautiful souls in this world, I'm falling more in love with you I am falling more in love with youĮvery time you're near, you sweep me off my feet INDIA)Įvery time you're near, my heart just skips a beat Keep on moving, then you can solve them."Ĭhosen VOID & PARIS BRIGHTLEDGE - IT'S ALL RIGHTĪnd shall succeed all the nations to come Still determined to soldier on, she performed to sold-out concerts at Carnegie Hall, but still, the demons of her difficult childhood, which involved working at a brothel alongside her prostitute mother, haunted her and she began using heroin again.CELEDA - MUSIC IS THE ANSWER (DANNY TENAGLIA'S TOURISM MIX) Her nightclub days, which she loved so much, were over. Upon Holiday's release in 1948, federal authorities refused to reissue her cabaret performer’s license. When she was caught using the drug, she was thrown into prison for the next year and a half.
Knowing that Holiday was a drug user, he had some of his men frame her by selling her heroin. When Anslinger forbid Holiday to perform "Strange Fruit," she refused, causing him to devise a plan to destroy her. A known racist, Anslinger believed that drugs caused Black people to overstep their boundaries in American society and that Black jazz singers - who smoked marijuana - created the devil's music. One individual who was determined to silence Holiday was Federal Bureau of Narcotics commissioner Harry Anslinger.
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