Songs About Finding Love is a songbook with songs that range from an invitation to love to finding love again after a breakup. The book features five newly updated songs that were originally written in 1994.
Songs About Finding Love is a songbook with songs that range from an invitation to love to finding love again after a breakup. The book features five newly updated songs that were originally written in 1994. The songs begin with a high-spirited invitation to fall in love, followed by a song on finding love based on a new understanding of what’s important in a relationship. The next songs reflect the desire to rekindle the magic from the beginning of a relationship and the difficulties of getting over a past love. The songs end with a determination to find love again, whether by renewing a previous relationship or moving on. The songs that tell this story are: “I’ll Take You on a Great Ride with Me”, “I Didn’t Think I’d Love You but I Do”, “Let’s Not Call Out Going, Going, Gone”, “Repo Girl”, “Jigsaw Puzzle of My Heart”. About the author: Gini Graham Scott, PhD, is a writer, publisher, and film producer who has published more than 200 books, 50 for traditional publishers and 150 for her own company, Changemakers Publishing, specializing in books on self-help, popular business, and social issues. She also writes, reviews, and ghostwrites books and scripts for clients. She has written and executive-produced 10 feature films, documentaries, and TV series.
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