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saw
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Buffy

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well before Buffy was a vampire slayer
she was a Sainte Marie
singer
songwriter
native American
Canadian
visual artist
pacifist
social activist
universal soldier
folk, rock, country
guitar
mouthbow
piano, ukulele
auto harp, harmonica
percussion
Cree First Nation
Bahai
sang soooooo sweet
and to my knowledge
never killed nuthin'
but the blues

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6imjvgJFvM

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We are all someone else before we're somebody.

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I've always loved her! I saw her play once many years ago at U. of Md. (Or maybe it was Constitution Hall... I can't remember) ... But she was great!
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Yes the real deal! the poem took me back to my younger days ,every one made music.it was just part of being alive. Her songs were so powerfull ,from the heart . Thank you for the reminder
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leafsailors ghost wrote:Yes the real deal! the poem took me back to my younger days ,every one made music.it was just part of being alive. Her songs were so powerfull ,from the heart . Thank you for the reminder

Yes! We all played music. Everybody played, everybody sang. It was great! I miss the days when I was surrounded by live music. I need to make it happen again. I have instruments. I just need people.

Way back in high school we had a Folk Club and this song reminds me of that. We'd play guitar and sing Buffy St. Marie's "Universal Soldier" song. What great memories.
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