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Orinoco flow

"from Tripoli to the Yellow Sea, from Peru to Cebu..."

Quite international: about 16 other locations are referenced on Enya's Orinoco Flow which topped the charts for weeks in the 90s. The mention of Cebu brings me to the summer of 1990.  I was 18, traipsed Cebu and said to myself - one day I'll go look at what's beyond this old city. That is not the only reason I like Sail away (incorrectly thought of as the title).  The arpeggiated harp intrigues me as well. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I do.


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  1. All Enya's music is brilliant! There is not ONE of her songs I don't like.

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  2. Congrats on beign Spotlight Dancer! Thanks for the beautiful song...What was beyond the old city? Have a Fun week!

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  3. @DeDa Studios, beyond the old city is something fairies play with :)

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  4. Congrats on being this week's spotlight dancer. I love this song! I love Enya's sound. Everything about it is fabulous.

    Thanks for stopping by for Music Monday and for the shout out here. Glad you found humor in my post. It's "snot" funny to some people. ;-)

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  5. Congrats on the Spotlight Dance! I really enjoyed your pick :)

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  6. Congrats on your spotlight dance! Enya is awesome! Love this song!

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  7. Congrats on your spotlight dance! Enya is awesome! Love this song!

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  8. Congrats on being featured!

    I love Enya! And especially this song! Yes when I was younger I thought it was sail away too :)

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  9. I love this song hazel. I used to watch QTV channel and sometimes a Celtics group is featured in that channel they sang this song with soul and I love it. Thanks for sharing the video.

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  10. Congrats on the Spotlight Dance my friend, and thank you for playing along. What a beautiful choice to share. Have a great day!

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  11. Congratulations for being in the spotlight. Enya rocks! I like this song alot, too! =D

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  12. Enya - she is cool and original - our current stars could learn from her.

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  13. ohoh..
    I love love love music from Enya
    great songs:-)

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