Lana Del Ray's "Born to Die" acoustic cover slowed down and put in a blender of mushiness, feels, and break down each lyric to fully comprehend the poetry   

Born to Die (Cover)

Raymond Lema A'nsi Nzinga, known as Ray Lema, is a Congolese musician. Myself and an Airbnb friend biked across Paris to listen to his music. Pretty groovy song. Enjoy

Pictured is Paris from the Eiffel Tower

Ray Lema, Paris

This man was busking outside of the Pompidou Center. As he was playing and singing, four military officers with loaded firearms stopped behind him. As I knelt down to take this picture, they started walking away. 

I don't know the actual name of this song, but I've nicknamed it "The Peace Song"

Le Centre Pompidou, Paris

I simply sat and listened and absorbed for 2 hours. This is a captured moment.

Notre Dame, Paris

This recording highlights two songs. One written and performed by Ben, another workawayer; and the other a group effort to sing "I and Love and You"

This particular track is embarrassing for several reasons. 

1. As the title suggests, we've all had a number of drinks before this recording

2. I have no clue how to tune a guitar by ear

3. I completely BUTCHER "I and Love and You", a cover that I did a while ago (and posted on here). My voice is awful in this recording.

Regardless, this captures the drunken songs of some guys

Drunk Music, Chateau de Miremont

South African Township Prechool

Cows In The Karoo

Georgia On My Mind (Cover)

Falling Slowly (Cover)

This song is an original written for the classroom purpose to engage the public in commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the Halifax Explosion.

Just a Memory (Original)

EmmyLou (Cover)

Haligonian writing songs and making funky covers.

Occasional beatboxer

Cheers,

wubberducky

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