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Should parents have input on their children’s partner. When a child is of age to decide on their life partner, is this a decision they make on their own or with the guidance, love, and support of their parents? Who has the final say in this major life decision?Please join us this week as we discuss who makes a decision in who marries whom.

Centuries ago, arranged marriages were the norm. It was common for parents to decide, almost from birth, who their children would marry. In today's society however, that is often not the case.   Is the way we presently choose our mates, the persons with whom we will partner for life, the way things should be? Should parents have an influence on who their children choose to marry or should the decision be solely the decision of the child? What do you think? Does it really matter? Please join us this week as we share on the topic: "You Can't Tell Me Who to Marry! Should Parent have a say in their Children's' selection of a Mate!?"

Should parents have input on their children’s partner. When a child is of age to decide on their life partner, is this a decision they make on their own or with the guidance, love, and support of their parents? Who has the final say in this major life decision?Please join us this week as we discuss who makes a decision in who marries whom.

Centuries ago, arranged marriages were the norm. It was common for parents to decide, almost from birth, who their children would marry. In today's society however, that is often not the case.   Is the way we presently choose our mates, the persons with whom we will partner for life, the way things should be? Should parents have an influence on who their children choose to marry or should the decision be solely the decision of the child? What do you think? Does it really matter? Please join us this week as we share on the topic: "You Can't Tell Me Who to Marry! Should Parent have a say in their Children's' selection of a Mate!?"

DJ Got Us Fallin in Love

Usher

Usher (yeah man)

So we back in the club

With our bodies rockin' from side to side (side to side)

Thank God the week is done

I feel like a zombie goin' back to life (back to life)

Hands up, and suddenly we all got our hands up

No control of my body

Ain't I seen you before?

I think I remember those eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes

'Cause baby tonight,

D-J got us fallin' in love again

Yeah, baby tonight,

D-J got us fallin' in love again

So dance, dance,

Like it's the last,

Last night of your life, life

Gon' get you right

'Cause baby tonight,

D-J got us fallin' in love again

Keep downing drinks like there's

No tomorrow there's just right

Now, now, now, now, now, now

Gonna set the roof on fire

Gonna burn this

Down, down, down, down, down, down

Hands up,…

"What Dreams Are Made Of"

 

Hey now

Hey now

Hey now

Hey now

Have you ever seen such a beautiful night?

I could almost kiss the stars for shining so bright

When I see you smiling, I go

Oh oh oh

I would never want to miss this

'cause in my heart I know what this is

[Chorus]

Hey now

Hey now

This is what dreams are made of

Hey now

Hey now

This is what dreams are made of

I've got somewhere I belong

I've got somebody to love

This is what dreams are made of

(Hey now)

(Hey now)

Have you ever wondered what life is about?

You could search the world and never figure it out

You don't have to sail the oceans

No no no

Happiness is no mystery it's

Here now it's you and me

[Chorus]

Open your eyes

(This is what dreams are made of)

shout to the sky

(This is what dreams are made of)

Then I see u smiling, I go

Oh oh oh

Yesterday my life was duller

Now everything's Technicolor

[Chorus:]

(Hey now)

(Hey now)

Hey now

This is what dreams

This is what dreams are made of

Hey now

Hey now

This is what dreams are made of

I've got somewhere I belong

I've got somebody to love

This is what dreams are made of

(Hey now)

(Hey now)

Hey now

This is what dreams

This is what dreams are made of

Reggae Lovers Rock 90s Dancehall Style-...Beenie Man, Shabba, Super Cat, Buju Banton, Sean Paul, Mr. Vegas (1)

A member of the classic first wave of Jamaican ska artists, Derrick Morgan was among the genre's founding fathers, emerging alongside pioneers including the Skatalites, Laurel Aitken, Prince Buster, and Desmond Dekker. Born in March, 1940, Morgan was raised in the Kingston area, exposed to a variety of musical sources spanning from New Orleans R&B to the choral music of the nearby church where his father served as deacon. At the age of 17, he took top honors at the annual Vere John's Opportunity talent show, delivering blistering renditions of Little Richard's "Long Tall Sally" and "Jenny Jenny," and in 1959 teamed with producer Duke Reid to record his debut single "Lover Boy." Morgan's follow-up, "Fat Man," was a smash throughout Jamaica, and he later scored with recordings of "Leave Earth" and "Wigger Wee Shuffle," both cut with the legendary Clement "Coxsone" Dodd.

By 1960, Morgan was the unrivaled King of Ska -- at the peak of his popularity, he was the first and only Jamaican artist to date to hold down the top seven slots on the national pop singles chart during the same week, generating a string of smashes including "Be Still," "In My Heart," "Don't Call Me Daddy," "Moon Hop," and "Meekly Wait and Murmur Not." In 1961, he recorded his biggest hit ever, "Housewives' Choice," and a year later -- in celebration of Jamaica's emancipation -- he recorded the first independence song, "Forward March." Morgan and Prince Buster, arguably the two biggest ska performers of the era

DJ Got Us Fallin in Love

Usher

Usher (yeah man)

So we back in the club

With our bodies rockin' from side to side (side to side)

Thank God the week is done

I feel like a zombie goin' back to life (back to life)

Hands up, and suddenly we all got our hands up

No control of my body

Ain't I seen you before?

I think I remember those eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes

'Cause baby tonight,

D-J got us fallin' in love again

Yeah, baby tonight,

D-J got us fallin' in love again

So dance, dance,

Like it's the last,

Last night of your life, life

Gon' get you right

'Cause baby tonight,

D-J got us fallin' in love again

Keep downing drinks like there's

No tomorrow there's just right

Now, now, now, now, now, now

Gonna set the roof on fire

Gonna burn this

Down, down, down, down, down, down

Hands up,…

"What Dreams Are Made Of"

 

Hey now

Hey now

Hey now

Hey now

Have you ever seen such a beautiful night?

I could almost kiss the stars for shining so bright

When I see you smiling, I go

Oh oh oh

I would never want to miss this

'cause in my heart I know what this is

[Chorus]

Hey now

Hey now

This is what dreams are made of

Hey now

Hey now

This is what dreams are made of

I've got somewhere I belong

I've got somebody to love

This is what dreams are made of

(Hey now)

(Hey now)

Have you ever wondered what life is about?

You could search the world and never figure it out

You don't have to sail the oceans

No no no

Happiness is no mystery it's

Here now it's you and me

[Chorus]

Open your eyes

(This is what dreams are made of)

shout to the sky

(This is what dreams are made of)

Then I see u smiling, I go

Oh oh oh

Yesterday my life was duller

Now everything's Technicolor

[Chorus:]

(Hey now)

(Hey now)

Hey now

This is what dreams

This is what dreams are made of

Hey now

Hey now

This is what dreams are made of

I've got somewhere I belong

I've got somebody to love

This is what dreams are made of

(Hey now)

(Hey now)

Hey now

This is what dreams

This is what dreams are made of

Reggae Lovers Rock 90s Dancehall Style-...Beenie Man, Shabba, Super Cat, Buju Banton, Sean Paul, Mr. Vegas (1)

A member of the classic first wave of Jamaican ska artists, Derrick Morgan was among the genre's founding fathers, emerging alongside pioneers including the Skatalites, Laurel Aitken, Prince Buster, and Desmond Dekker. Born in March, 1940, Morgan was raised in the Kingston area, exposed to a variety of musical sources spanning from New Orleans R&B to the choral music of the nearby church where his father served as deacon. At the age of 17, he took top honors at the annual Vere John's Opportunity talent show, delivering blistering renditions of Little Richard's "Long Tall Sally" and "Jenny Jenny," and in 1959 teamed with producer Duke Reid to record his debut single "Lover Boy." Morgan's follow-up, "Fat Man," was a smash throughout Jamaica, and he later scored with recordings of "Leave Earth" and "Wigger Wee Shuffle," both cut with the legendary Clement "Coxsone" Dodd.

By 1960, Morgan was the unrivaled King of Ska -- at the peak of his popularity, he was the first and only Jamaican artist to date to hold down the top seven slots on the national pop singles chart during the same week, generating a string of smashes including "Be Still," "In My Heart," "Don't Call Me Daddy," "Moon Hop," and "Meekly Wait and Murmur Not." In 1961, he recorded his biggest hit ever, "Housewives' Choice," and a year later -- in celebration of Jamaica's emancipation -- he recorded the first independence song, "Forward March." Morgan and Prince Buster, arguably the two biggest ska performers of the era