Tell me again why/
folks crowd to a Gospel choir’s /
front row, then talk loud?
*Yeah, I know it’s hypocritical to tell someone to shut up at a Gospel concert, but REALLY!?!?! Just because your Momma ain’t around doesn’t mean you can be rude and forget your manners!
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In a Caucasian /
congregation , her song makes /
me miss Mahalia
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Cyrano Writer: Musings of a Revolutionary Romantic Poet