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If Cars Were Banned
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Wouldn't it be nice if cars were banned?
Trees could grow upon the land
No more smog up in the sky
Let's make it happen, by & by
When you buy a car, do you realize
Y...
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If Cars Were Banned
Heatherlev
1,712 views
Wouldn't it be nice if cars were banned?
Trees could grow upon the land
No more smog up in the sky
Let's make it happen, by & by
When you buy a car, do you realize
Y...
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Never Stand Alone
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an original anthemic singalong by Heather Lev, performed at the Peoples Voice Cafe in NYC on April 26, 2008. With Gina Tlamsa on flute
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I'm Going Away (But my heart will still be here)
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an original song by Heather Lev, written for students at the school where she worked for almost 7 years; as well as for her friends. Performed by Heather; with Gina Tlamsa...
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Shake Sugaree performed by Heather Lev and Stuart Krasna
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Shake Sugaree, written by Elizabeth Cotten, performed by Heather Lev and Stuart Krasna at the Peoples Voice Cafe on April 26 2008, on mandolin and guitar
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Harlan County by Heather Lev
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an environmental song, written and performed by Heather Lev, at the Peoples Voice Cafe on April 26 2008. Fiddle by Gina Tlamsa and percussion by Michael Lengyel. An Appal...
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The Little Snowflake--by Heather Lev
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a tribute song for Carl Schwartz, performed at Peoples Voice Cafe on April 26 2008 by Heather Lev, Gina Tlamsa and Michael Lengyel
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The Way I love You by Heather Lev
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a funny love song by Heather Lev, performed at Peoples Voice Cafe on April 26 2008. Played on the ukulele.
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A Garden is Waiting--by Heather Lev
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original song about community gardens by Heather Lev, performed at the Peoples Voice Cafe April 26 2008; with Gina Tlamsa on flute
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On the Train to Babylon--Heather Lev on lap dulcimer
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On the train to Babylon, title song to Heather Lev's album; performed by Heather on lap dulcimer, with Michael Lengyel on dumbek percussion. Original song by Heather Lev p...
About Heatherlev
Award-winning singer/ songwriter/ guitarist/ multi-instrumentalist Heather Lev writes original, whimsical, philosophical, inspiring, and political songs, in styles ranging from folk-rock sing-a-longs, to traditional-sounding bluegrass tunes, to acapella rounds. She has performed at festivals such as the New England Folk Festival (NEFFA), the Northeast Music and Dance Festival (NOMAD), and the Folk Project of New Jersey. Her two releases, "On the Train to Babylon" (2004) and "Reason of Rain" (2000) have received strong reviews and radio play worldwide.
Heather plays ukulele, guitar, mandolin, lap dulcimer, flute, pennywhistle, Strumstick, and whatever else is nearby.
Award-winning singer/ songwriter/ guitarist/ multi-instrumentalist Heather Lev writes original, whimsical, philosophical, inspiring, and political songs, in styles ranging from folk-rock sing-a-longs, to traditional-sounding bluegrass tunes, to ac...
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