The title of this song translates “The gates of peace”. It’s a song about yearning for peace, composed and performed by the late Lebanese singer Wadih El-Safi. It pretty much describes the situation that some countries in the Middle East have been in for so many years. Translation: My homeland is suffering, pity. It has had enough. We’ve had enough of tragedies, promises and talks. Pupils at school, the churches bells, the soldier and the knight, and the sound of the mosque prayers All are praying for peace to come. My father told me a story about his old dream He said the relief is coming soon from God And now I am the age of my father Oh poor me, I still have hope inside me I live in the dreams And my life is still waiting at the gates of peace. WASSIMUSIC www.wassim.net
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Our cover of “Love Me Do” (The Beatles)
Our cover of “Love Me Do” by the Beatles This song was the Beatles’ first hit ever, in 1962. The tremolo on the Oud is meant to replicate, as much as possible, the tremolo of John Lennon’s harmonica. I hope you like it.
Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer (Cover)
Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer performed by my daughter. Oud by myself (on Godin Oud made in Québec). Beat and accompaniments by my son.
This is our cover in Rock for Children’s Christmas Song Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.
With a little help from my friends – Cover (The Beatles)
Home recording of myself and my daughter singing The Beatles’ song “With A Little Help From My Friends” that was initially performed by Ringo Starr. We slowed it down a little bit. I also had to switch roles in some of the verses in order to accommodate the vocal ranges of each of us.