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Discography

Corrinne May – Beautiful Seed (2007)

1. Love Song for #1
2. Shelter
3. On the Side of Me
4. Five Loaves and Two Fishes
5. Beautiful Seed
6. Leaving
7. Scars (Stronger for Life)
8. City of Angels
9. My Little Nephew
10. Slow Down
11. Green-Eyed Monster
12. On My Way
13. 33
14. Shelter

Local export, Corrinne May, with her 4th album – Beautiful Seed. Guaranteed to tug at your heartstrings just like her previous albums did.

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Discography

Corrinne May – Fly Away (2001)

1. Fly Away
2. Same Side of the Moon
3. Something About You
4. Fall to Fly
5. If You Didn’t Love Me
6. Stay on the Road
7. Mr. Beasley
8. All That I Need
9. Walk Away
10. Will You Remember Me
11. Journey
12. Mr. Beasley (unplugged)

I lay claim to finding this gem before the masses did. The song which drew me to her in this album was “Something about you”. This is because I really liked the Mandarin version by Tanya Chua. On reading up on her, I realised she is a Raffles alumnus (alumna for the feminists), and not just an everyday one; one whom threw off the shackles which accompanies such background. She followed her dreams rather than follow the Singapore Plan (read: study hard, get a good job, marry and set up a family).

Her claim to fame is co-writing the song “If You Didn’t Love Me” with the legendary songwriters Carole King and Carole Bayer Sager as part of her winning entry in a songwriting competition on the music industry website Tonos.com . But my favourite song in this album is “Fly away” which literally brought tears to my eyes after reading the lyrics. Even when I tell its story to new listeners, my eyes well up.

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Discography

Corrinne May – Safe In A Crazy World (2005)

1. Little Superhero Girl
2. Save Me
3. Free
4. Everything in its Time
5. Safe in a Crazy World
6. Let it Go
7. Angel in Disguise
8. If I Kissed You
9. The Birthday Song
10. Every Beat of My Heart

Sophomore album from local export, Corrinne May. It’s slightly more pop-ish which might appeal slightly more to her detractors; “Free” sounds like something Sarah Mclachlan might sing. I Like “Little Superhero Girl”, a quirky upbeat song which promotes girl power.

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