Name: Sylvia Plath Reads "A Birthday Present" (1962) by brainpicker in "Omaara Murti-Reform's the Children of Om"
Duration: 4 min 4 s
Description: Sylvia Plath reads "A Birthday Present." Written in September of 1962, recorded in October. Background and full text: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2012/10/29/sylvia-plath-reads-a-birthday-present-1962/

"Omaara Murti-Reform's the Children of Om"

Written and recorded by Sheen.

Recorded at Studio M3 and on location, London.
Mixed at The Green Belt, London.
Produced By Samantha Bennett.
Mastered by Mandy Parnell at Black Saloon Studios, London.

Artwork by Jonathan Mead.

Photo credit: Keira-Anee Photography. Cannot be used without permission.

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Background Noise

Jane Birkin - Jane B.

"Spiritus Sancti" is the first song on our extended play called "Higher State of Being".
"Undead" is an experimental project,founded by two friends who share a passion for music and are looking to push it to it's limits by combining genres and various styles.

01 Spiritus Sancti ( Higher State of Being )

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She Brings The Rain // [Can]

MOKUMOKU & Soul Food Society / HAKO YAMASAKI 
GET TRACK FROM : 
https://open.spotify.com/album/2jLf0LtONz0IZYXexsxdFu
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/hako-is-alive-and-she-is-59-single/1423894534
YOUTUBE LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeHl1g1uiFY
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Lyrics: 
Tsotné :
I shouldn’t call you after all 
And I guess you shouldn’t pick up telephone,
Cause we wanted to and we all do.
No matter how much it may hurt you.

You probably regret it later baby,
But didn’t see you in the ages.

You probably will not be against it,
And I won’t back down on the date.

Time passes by, I still think of You 
And push them buttons, here I push .

Moku T :
I now want to make you feel closer to me.
Last Day ,Last Night I will try to get by your side my baby.
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We Tried in Our Way To Help, Hako Yamasaki. Beautiful Lady. So, We Would Like To Give Credit To Her and Her Amazing Song "Help Me", Which We Used as a Sample 
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Guitar & Vocals: Tsotne Gogitidze
Bass: Sandro Maisuradze
Written by, Production & Vocals: Tato Rusia
Mixed & Mastered by : MokuMoku & Soul Food Society team

Tbilisi 2017
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Disclaimer :
We don't own any rights of the original composition by Hako Yamasaki, this rendition won't bring us any profit, all the rights belong to respected owner Hako Yamasaki and her recording label. @MokuMoku

Hako is Alive and She is 59

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Robin Dunbar: The Science of Love and Betrayal

Read here by Lyndsey Marshal, '1977 (I am quite sure of this)' is Imtiaz Dharker's contribution to 'Jubilee Lines', a new anthology of sixty poems published to mark the Diamond Jubilee. With a poem for each of the years of the Queen's reign, Jubilee Lines offers both a unique portrayal of the times in which we have lived, and an essential portrait of today. The poems celebrate the way we speak, the way we chronicle, the way we love and fight, honour and remember.

1977 | 1977 (I am quite sure of this) by Imtiaz Dharker

For full poem text, plus Eliot on idea-incubation and the mystical quality of creativity, go here: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2012/09/26/t-s-eliot-on-creativity/

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Sylvia Plath reads "A Birthday Present." Written in September of 1962, recorded in October. Background and full text: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2012/10/29/sylvia-plath-reads-a-birthday-present-1962/

Sylvia Plath Reads "A Birthday Present" (1962)

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Her wonderful 1993 children's verses, illustrated by Jean-Michel Basquiat: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/05/03/life-doesnt-frighten-me-maya-angelou-basquiat/

Sylvia Plath Reads "A Birthday Present" (1962)

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