The Wide, Wide Land – Single Download

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“The MonaLisa Twins wrote “The Wide, Wide Land” as a farewell for their grandmother who passed away a few months before they released the album “When We’re Together”. See the tabs below for the audio sample and lyrics.

Single Download: The Wide, Wide Land – 1 Track
Download Format: zip file with MP3, M4A (iTunes+ Format) + FLAC
From Album: When We’re Together

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Kenneth Blackman
1 year ago

When I first heard this pair singing I was hooked, their look, sound and musical talent made sure that I followed them, the MLT band has gone from strength to strength, I love their song writing and I would put them in the category of the BeeGees for their musical compositions, I am always waiting for their next original song, their videos are good but I transfer their CDs to… Read more »

Simon
Simon
11 years ago

Hello ladies. Really enjoying your debut album. So nice to hear your own songs at last. Of course, I love your cover versions but this is you and it is even better than I expected. The most awesome thing about you both is that you are only going to get even better too. My own favourite, for personal reasons, is ‘Wide, Wide Land’. My Mum currently has the same illness… Read more »

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From Album: When We’re TogetherAlbum Type: CD – 11 TracksRelease Date: 29 Feb 2012Lyrics: The Wide, Wide LandMusic & Lyrics: MonaLisa TwinsProduced, mixed & mastered: Rudolf Wagner

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About the Song

The Wide, Wide Land” from the album “When We’re Together” is a tribute to MonaLisa Twins’ grandmother which they describe as a successful and strong woman who had lived an unusual life in very unusual times but never gave in when it came to defend freedom, justice and respect for herself and others.

“Our granny lived with us for her last 5 years as she had a serious form of Alzheimer’s and needed full time care. She loved to take long walks in the fields where she used to stop in awe of the fascinating vast plains and comment it with the words “the wide land”. Later, although gradually losing her memories and skills, she continued to express her love and communication with people and nature by other means than words.”

“Music had always been an integral part of her life, and so we played an acoustic version of this song for her memorial ceremony. However, for the studio version we found that African percussion merging into a marching band sound would fit the spirit best. We love and miss our grandma but are happy that she finally got freed from her pain.”

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