Three years ago today Vaughan and I lost one of our best friends. He had been my ‘Man of Honor’ in our wedding. His loss gutted us and continues to do so today.
This is for you Jersey…You are still missed beyond measure.
A blue-grey wolf howls to the moon
Blue Mongol is to awaken from the deep sleep
The sun is to arise from the west
The father, lord Chinggis is underway to rereign
This is the Mongol
Singing as bowing the Ikel khuur
The great Mongols dance biy biyelgee
Sons of Mongol are to return home from abroad
The noble elder, father Tengri proclaims
With hazy mountains of magnificence
May the fortune of the Mongol thrive and prosper
The Black Banner of our ancestors will awaken us
Blessed with destiny and bounty
May the Mongols live in blissfulness for eternity
Glory of our ancestors shields us
This is the Mongol
Our old gray father is to visit to the land of living
The earth and nature are to rejoice
The fortune of Mongols will descend as the blaze on fire
Our glory will be honored in this world forever and ever
This is the Mongol
This is the Mongol
Hurai eeya oh This is the Mongol
Hurai eeya oh This is the Mongol
Hurai eeya oh This is the Mongol
Hurai eeya oh This is the Mongol
This is the Mongol
This is the Mongol
This is the Mongol
This is the Mongol
May the Mongol thrive and prosper
This is the Mongol
May it live in bliss in peace forever
Remembering Sister Rosetta Tharpe, born in 1915 in Cotton Plant, Arkansas. Her biographer, Gayle Wald, wrote that Sister Rosetta was ahead of her times not by years, but by decades. Here she is performing “Didn’t It Rain” in Manchester, England in 1964.
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