Something by Leonard Cohen, I haven’t figured out which song yet.
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View all 178 →As a native-derived person, we don’t believe in death. Death is a western, fear-based concept. We believe that an eternal spirit is housed into a temporary vehicle, and when that vehicle no longer becomes tenable to inhabit, we just move on. If I had to play music, I’d insist on Beethoven’s Triple Concerto.
The cancan. It’s celebratory and it would demonstrate the ridiculousness of this life.
Right now, Get Lucky. I'm sure this will change.
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Nelson Mandela, because I didn’t do enough to stop apartheid. Now I have hopefully made amends.
With a blue plaque.
The UK voting for us to stay in Europe on 23 June.
Jo Brand. She’s a fighter, she’s successful, she’s a straight talker; she cares about people.
Living in Bangor, County Down, because my mum was still alive. She died when I was six.
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