Aretha Franklin - 1942 - 2018

Chained Daisy · 08-16-2018, 12:02 PM

This isnt an Aretha Franklin track but I feel it is a poignant tribute to her. Rumer wrote this song to honour the comfort Aretha`s songs bought to her as she coped with a difficult childhood. A young girl walking to school drawing solace in the voice of Aretha Franklin. I`m certain very many have sought comfort in her songs, I know I have. She will be greatly missed.

"It's a very soulful ballad about a little girl who goes to school listening to Aretha Franklin on her headphones. She's having trouble at school and her mother's suffering from mental illness and she hasn't got anyone to talk to, but Aretha Franklin comes to life and encourages her and speaks to her through her imagination."

08-16-2018, 12:02 PM	#7
Chained Daisy Member How Do You Identify?: OFOS Stone Femme Preferred Pronoun?: She Join Date: May 2017 Location: Usually underneath a cat Posts: 827 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 1,673 Thanked 1,811 Times in 531 Posts Rep Power: 21474845	This isnt an Aretha Franklin track but I feel it is a poignant tribute to her. Rumer wrote this song to honour the comfort Aretha`s songs bought to her as she coped with a difficult childhood. A young girl walking to school drawing solace in the voice of Aretha Franklin. I`m certain very many have sought comfort in her songs, I know I have. She will be greatly missed. "It's a very soulful ballad about a little girl who goes to school listening to Aretha Franklin on her headphones. She's having trouble at school and her mother's suffering from mental illness and she hasn't got anyone to talk to, but Aretha Franklin comes to life and encourages her and speaks to her through her imagination." __________________ Formerly known as Daisy Chain I am half agony, half hope, Jane Austen