Monday, February 19, 2007
My Music Will Defeat Global Warming
Sometimes we have to make sacrifices for the greater good. I sacrificed the peaceful life of a common man, so I could bring my truth to you, via my insanely popular, money and fame generating music. That was very selfless of me.
I guess "Charity" must be my middle name, cause I'm at it again. This time, I'm gonna be the headlining act on Al Gore's "Live Earth" concert tour, to raise awareness for global warming. Though pop acts like the Black Eyed Peas and the Red Hot Chili Peppers will be lending their time, I will be lending my heart, soul, and entire being. You see, global warming is something that affected me in a very powerful way.
Last summer, I was trying to write a simple love song on my private island, but no matter how many $50 Mai Tais or how much sex with Jessica Simpson I had, it was still too hot and yucky outside to write music. The sweat poured down my face, my guitar started sticking to my chisled abs, and at that point I knew I was sunk.
Global warming won that round, but now it's time for round two. And this time, global warming, it's personal. Not as personal as my blues album Continuum, but still very personal.
I guess "Charity" must be my middle name, cause I'm at it again. This time, I'm gonna be the headlining act on Al Gore's "Live Earth" concert tour, to raise awareness for global warming. Though pop acts like the Black Eyed Peas and the Red Hot Chili Peppers will be lending their time, I will be lending my heart, soul, and entire being. You see, global warming is something that affected me in a very powerful way.
Last summer, I was trying to write a simple love song on my private island, but no matter how many $50 Mai Tais or how much sex with Jessica Simpson I had, it was still too hot and yucky outside to write music. The sweat poured down my face, my guitar started sticking to my chisled abs, and at that point I knew I was sunk.
Global warming won that round, but now it's time for round two. And this time, global warming, it's personal. Not as personal as my blues album Continuum, but still very personal.
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Thank GOD, ther are peole who truly care about our planet. I am one of them, I get sick, when I hear news, that the Honey Bee's are dying off" and scientists do not know why? How caould they not know why?, how planet is suffering! I try to do my part, recycle and use less H20 etc... But the people who don't give a dam are running our earth/atmosphere. I am old enough to be your mother, my husband were teens in the 70's. There has been pollution for a long time, so now it is worse and we are seeing all the years of damage. We all need to channel our energy into doing all we can, to make it a cleaner earth. I was part of the Pete Seiger, Clean up the Hudson River/Project. I grew up in the Hudson Valley, specifically, Beacon N.Y. Pete Sieger did alot for our community, he is a friend of my family. John it would be GREAT, if you could have a concert, near the Hudson River! Beacon or Poughkeepsie. Have you ever visited Dutchess Count NY? Rhinebeck is just beatiful! My husband Jim & I loves your music, we love your Herbie Hancock, cover song! Yes we are waiting for the "world to change". Peace & a clean earth to all.... Pam Miller
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