Video Request Sunday #4

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Uploaded by on Nov 12, 2011

Marjan invented a game to keep you (and herself) entertained while she's not playing live concerts right now.
You can request your favorite MD or other artist's song and Marjan might sing and record it for you in her attic.
You can leave requests at Marjan's official Facebook or Twitter page.
This fourth video is actually two songs. Marjan wrote music on two WWI-poems more than fifteen years ago. 'They' (words: Siegfried Sassoon) was recorded for Marjan's first album 'Growing Pains' and released in Sept 2006. 'In Flanders Fields' (words: John Mc Rae) is previously unrecorded. This videoversion is the first recording of this song. This video was recorded on 11/11/11 - in remembrance of all those who have fallen in battle for their countries and for freedom.

Previous Sunday Video Requests:
#1. Oct. 23rd 2011: 'Sleep while I drive', originally by Melissa Etheridge. (Requested by Linsy) http://youtu.be/yTt0fTl39EU
#2. Oct. 30th 2011: 'Simple', originally by Marjan Debaene (Requested by Gert) http://youtu.be/EmJhAu31tDc
#3. Nov. 7th 2011: 'Friends', originally by Bette Midler (Requested by David)
http://youtu.be/hG5MACaGF_I

Please support Marjan's new record at http://nl.akamusic.com/marjandebaene

See you next sunday for Request #5.
Keep the requests coming!
Send them to Marjan on:
Twitter: @MarjanDebaene
or
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Marjan-Debaene/7731609403

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