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Dona Nobis Pacem – 2012

Harrison (from his autobiography “I Me Mine”): “Sometimes you open your mouth and you don’t know what you are going to say, and whatever comes out is the starting point. If that happens and you are lucky, it can usually be turned into a song. This song is a prayer and personal statement between me, the Lord, and whoever likes it.”

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7 responses to “Dona Nobis Pacem – 2012”

  1. finding pam Avatar

    Peace and love.

  2. mjgolch Avatar

    Peace my friend.

  3. Travis Avatar

    That’s an exact description of what happens to me every Blog Blast Day. I don’t know what I’m going to write until Peace Muse starts musing. No matter what I intend, what I need to say somehow gets said.

    Peace to you and yours on this Blog Blast Day and in all the days to come.

  4. Karen Jo Avatar

    That’s a great post. Peace be with you, now and always.

  5. Annelisa Avatar

    Hello old peace-blogging friend! Yes, same for me. I never know what I say until I start…and then it all comes tumbling out 🙂 Peace to you and yours!

    (A link to your post will be on “Peace Bloggers Unite” later)

  6. Michelle of crowsfeet Avatar

    Wonderful post! And I actually love this song even better than Imagine by John Lennon. I sing it in my brain a lot . Not out loud, because that might remove all peace rather than add to it! 😉

    Best peace blessings and love to you, wee coo person!

  7. Mimi Lenox Avatar

    Harrison’s genius is sometimes overshadowed. Loved this.

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Retired great grandmother living in the Northwest US. Former radio Public Service Director and National Accounts Manager.

I’m a hair-dishevelled heilan’ coo,
Hamish McKay be ma name;
Welcome tae this dreichet glen
I’m cursed tae ca’ ma hame.
Depending on the mood I’m in
I’ll raise ma horns on high,
An’ if I like the look o’ ye
I’ll likely let ye by.
But should I dinnae like the look
O’ ye, then tak great care,
I’ll raise ma horns on high again,
Go on, get oot o’there!
So whether welcome yae or nae,
I’ll raise these horns sae mean,
Then ye shall ken ma meaning
By the twinkle o’ ma een.

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