Redbird is the new single from the girls, and is the title track from their upcoming album Redbird. It is about dreaming of someone who has passed on, in the dream they whisper something in your ear, not understanding the words, waking up before you know what was said, and trying to interpret the
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Again is the latest single from Avonlea. It is about loving someone you know that you shouldn’t because you know what they are like but you will let them break your heart again. It is a slow pop song, and Avonlea uses a sweet, almost seductive, voice to contrast against the lyrics of the
Imagine was originally recorded by John Lennon on his 1971 album Imagine and as a single. It is a song of peace with the basic idea of not focusing on the differences between people nor on material possessions, it admits that Peace is just a dream, but if everyone has that dream then Peace becomes a reality.
Time for some comedy. Who Stole the Cookie from the Cookie Jar? is a popular children’s game song. It asks the question Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar? which is then answered by accusing one of the singers who denies stealing the cookie and then accuses another of the singers who,
Maybe This Time was originally recorded by Liza Minnelli on her 1984 album Liza! Liza! but didn’t become a standard until it was included in Liza‘s 1972 movie Cabaret. It is about having been unlucky in love but still holding hope that this time things will work out. In this wonderful rendition Brooke starts
Time for some comedy. Africa was originally released by Toto on their 1982 album Toto IV and as a single. This is another song in the Google Translate Sings series and uses all of the African languages in Google Translate, with a few extra just to make sure. While this one starts off
This Is Not A Feminist Song was originally performed on the 12 March, 2016 episode of the show. It is a parody of political songs, especially feminist songs, that starts of trying to be an anthem for all womankind but, realising the difficulty of the task, gives up and ends up being a feminist
Time for some comedy. How They Became Bert & Ernie is a parody of the theme song of the 1990 to 1996 TV Comedy series The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air that was originally sung by Will Smith. This version tells the story of how Bert and Ernie met and became friends and the
Forever was originally released by KISS on their 1989 album Hot In The Shade and as a single. This is an acoustic arrangement for 2 guitars where Thomas is joined by former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick, with the unusual combination of Thomas playing a nylon stringed guitar while Bruce uses steel strings with the
Shape Of You was originally released by Ed Sheeran on his 2017 album ÷ and as a single. This is an interesting, mostly instrumental version of the song with Jake playing lead on his ukulele and a simple backing, with a little backing vocals mixed over the top that has a cool reggae beat