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song written about the Sack of Baltimore 20 June 1631 – to shine a light on the estimated 1m white slaves taken from Northern Europe to the African slave markets.
song written about the Sack of Baltimore 20 June 1631 – to shine a light on the estimated 1m white slaves taken from Northern Europe to the African slave markets.
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Really, really good song!! Had to listen to it again. Great lyrics (great story telling) and melody with some lovely chord changes throughout! Great song.
What a story! well delivered. So sad though
A very moving and captivating song, gorgeous chords too.
Excellent song, Rob. And it’s prompted me to read up more about this event, which I’ve not been aware of until now. You tell the story really well, with some memorable images.
Rob, that is an excellent song – It wasn’t what I thought it was going to be about and it brought to my attention something I didn’t know about so as a song it worked on so many levels.
It’s hard to get our head around the reality of that time. I mean yeah, shameful.
Great words Rob and I liked that you told the story through the eyes of the First person. 👌👍
A story I was not previously aware of. A powerful first person story telling song and a nice melody to underlie it.
A great song and an interesting story. Well done Rob
Nice song and like others have said, a story of which I was unaware. Good lyric, nice chords and melody. Fits together really well
Great song Rob. Brilliant narrative and melody.
Well told tale Rob. I can hear a whole heap of other instruments begging to join in on this one.
Loved that Hob, really well put together and delivered.
*Rob!
Love the first person account. Didn’t know the story. Really enjoyed the telling and the musical accompaniment.