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The Road to St. Catherine's
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| Credits |
| Lyric Credits: |
© 2007 Bruce Anderson |
| Music Credits: |
© 2007 Bruce Anderson |
| Producer Credits: |
© 2007 Bruce Anderson |
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| Performance Credits: |
©2007 Bruce Anderson |
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| Description |
Short Song Description:
The Road to St. Catherine's is a bluesy New Age guitar instrumental in response to the religious artwork of the Sinai monastary exhibited
at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
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Long Song Description:
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Story Behind the Song:
During my trip to Egypt in 1991, I traveled to the Sinai Peninsula, but stopped short of St. Catherine's monastery where Moses is believed to have received the Ten Commandments on Mt. Sinai.
Then recently in 2011, I returned to the Sinai based on a vision of my coming empowerment in the media and climbed Mt. Sinai with Josephine, my new fiancee, and fellow pilgrims from Britain and France.
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| Metadata |
Song Length:
| 3:10 |
Primary Genre:
| New Age-Contemporary |
Secondary Genre:
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| Lyrics |
The Road to St. Catherine's
Preliminary chorus:
The road to St. Catherine's is barren and dry,
Though I met her there once in the sky,
The road to St. Catherine's winds through the earth,
As I walk it though I wonder why,
I've begged and I've pleaded you'd open the door,
On the road to St. Catherine's inside,
But then on the road I found silver and gold,
As I conquered my fear and my pride,
On the road to St. Catherine's... |
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