A few months ago, I heard some wonderful music on public television -- and I immediately went out and bought the CD from this group -- "Playing for Change".
I have since learned that the Playing for Change CD is sponsored by, among others, Starbucks -- and you can buy the CD there (or could).
The "Love Rescue Me" song is included on this CD -- as is this song -- "Don't Worry".
Playing for Change is currently on tour across the United States. Their site on YouTube is
http://youtube.com/playingforchange
The song I want to send you right now is called "Don't Worry" -- "You've got the good vibration".
This song expresses the essence of the interfaith vision, and how we can realistically and authentically move forward.
"It's the vibration, not the ideology"
Or, as I like to put it -- "In the context of the high interfaith liturgy, if you don't know the words, just hum...."
(the words just mess us up, and all they are trying to do in the first place is lead us to the hum)
To listen to this song, and get your soul rocking on the good vibration, click this link and turn up the speakers.
http://www.youtube.com/playingforchange#p/a/C122061BDC373B4B/0/tAjFnJuk1Aw
Here are the lyrics for Don't Worry
Let's don't worry my brother
in this world we are all the same
we must find peace
we must find it together
is not far away from your heart
you've got the good vibration
let your heart follow the rhythm
when the voice give you emotion
you have fulfill peace
When the butterfly dances in the sky
When you want to sing what you like
you've got the good sensation
you've got the good sensation
you've got the good vibration
you've got the good vibration
lets don't worry my brother
in this world we are all the same
we must find peace
we must find it together
is not far away from your heart
you've got the good vibration
you've got the good vibration
you've got the good vibration
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