I have a song I'd like to share . . .

You ask the question,
"What music would you like to share with your fellow New Yorkers?"

I have a song called Satisfied Life that I wrote in the morning 3 days after September 11th.
At the time, I could see the NYC skyline from the end of my street.
The song is really a prayer of gratitude for my life.

I also have a song called 2 Clay Feet that I wrote not too long after September 11th about my experiences at that time, waking up at 2AM and smelling the burning, all the way across the water in New Jersey, and bits of conversations with loved ones.
Just the other day my friend Robert Burke Warren, the singer songwriter & family troubadour emailed me and said,

"I recently had the iPhone on shuffle and "Two Clay Feet" came on, between the Beatles and, I think, Weird Al. In any case, it held its own. Such a great, haunting song. You really captured something with that one. A sense of loss but also deep focus on the true fragility and preciousness of life."

Is there any way for me to submit one or both of these songs to WNYC for consideration? I would be thrilled to have my music be a part of this special show.

Please let me know, thank you.

Very best,

Mimi Cross

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