Music for the Soul with Ian Haywood (vegan), Part 2 of 2

Let’s hear a song called “Cargo of Shame” that carries a profound meaning. “Innocent faces peer out from isolation Confusion in their eyes. Torn from their mothers when they were barely walking. No one hears their cries. And another truck is on the road With a cargo of misery. And I can’t express the sadness that I feel. […] If love is our destiny Then it should be love for all beings. I just want to live in a world without suffering Of any kind. Wouldn’t that give us A little peace of mind. […] I believe one day those faces will be free…” “It's a development of a song from earlier on, which has always been an animal rights song.”

“‘Beautiful Wild,’ slightly different. It’s kind of got that sort of message in it as well, but it's generally about appreciating the planet. It's an environmental song, it’s talking about the waste we get on the beaches, it’s talking about the habitation decreasing for animals. And so that's more of an environmental song.” “We’re gonna throw a party for the world To celebrate the beautiful. There’s gonna be a new beginning now And the world will get a new face. This is our time We were born to redesign Fight injustice all the way. We are moving with the fast flow Never looking back. And we will save The beautiful wild For the sake of the child. Love and energy have led us to this place Where the world can turn a new page so come on.”

“Now I’m onto my third album with BFriendly. And so it’s gone on from one idea about bees and the environment and saving bees. So my wish for the world is: be friendly to each other, be nice to each other, look after each other, and we’ll get through the hard times together.” “It’s a sunny day The world is bright Let’s celebrate together. I feel like a flower in the morning Sun The sky’s my auditorium. I always open up when the springtime comes around. Dance with the bees and I’m feeling there I got some good feeling to spare. So won’t you come around and share that feeling?”