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Nikki MA nikibrat13@aol.com 23 There is a very raw aspect to Fiona's music... which is something that many including myself can relate to.. Her voice spans such a range of emotions that she draws you in to tell her story, and you are there you feel it with her..... |
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Erica Massachusetts PeaCeGrLy2@aol.com 15 I've been a fan for about four years. I remember seeing her tape at a radio's stand at a feast, and I knew I liked her. I've collected imports, and I keep all my articles and pictures in a huge binder :) I've never met fiona or seen her live, but I'm definitely looking forward to it, hopefully!
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Kate Massachusetts Keba100@aol.com 20
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adams Massachusetts moofie83@yahoo.com 16 I have been following this gurl since Tidal, but just recently experienced her in concert in Boston. Never have I been so touched by a concert, nor enjoyed one on this level before. She was absolutely stunning first of all. Its one thing to see her face on a cd, its another when she's 12 feet in front of you singing her heart out. She took my breath away, and is one very talented person. kudos to her.
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Bierz SoShore, MA mickcohall3@hotmail.com 18 What has Fiona done for me: listening to her thoughts, through her music and her words (interviews, acceptance speeches, etc.) has made me understand that in fact there are more people like me in the world. I thought that i was alone, physically and emotionally, and i am. but fiona's music has given me inspiration to do whatever i can...in fact i am in the process of publishing my first book. without her i would hardly have the strength to do that. i know you won't, fiona, read this; but thank you anyhow.
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O'Brien MA hmcob1@juno.com 24 Meeting Fiona...Like connecting with a newly born daisy, voice as beautiful as the soft white petals being danced on with the rays of sunlight...Fiona...touching the inner soul of us all who can connect with her musical inner beauty.
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Raina Boston, MA RainaLJ@aol.com 20 I've never met Fiona. Don't know if I'd like to. Of course it's amazing to meet someone you admire.. Fiona is to me, a voice, a friend, she's someone that exists in her music, in my head...and I'm so grateful for that. I'm not looking for anything more from her. Maybe I would thank her for every word that's ever come out of her mouth and inspired me. My Fiona collections isn't really interesting. Just the music. That's all. Oh, and the memories of seeing her shows... It's so hard to describe with only words what someone means to you. Every word seems so old and worn. With Fiona, there's just something that comes from her spirit that I can connect to, and feel not so alone. Coming from someone that can certainly relate to being called crazy, and the feeling of being such a mess that you're just about un-lovable, finding Fiona's music, her words, it's like finding your kind. It feels like a friend.
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Kate MA FionaAppleAddict@gurlmail.com 14 Fiona is amazing, she makes my soul and spirit happy when I hear her music she is wonderful and talented, she is the older sister, soulmate and best friend I never had and I wish her the best of luck in the future past and present.
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Christina Boston, MA/San Juan, Puerto Rico cristyc@bu.edu 19 The sound of late footsteps pitter pattered on the wooden floor. "Right over there," they whispered. "Hurry! It's gonna start!" The lights dimmed and a purple spotlight traveled around the room. I closed my eyes and inhaled my own violet-scented perfume, making sure I captured this memory to cherish forever. From this day on the smell would always remind me of this experience. A rush of cold air tickled the hair on my arms and created a blanket of goosebumps that made me shiver. As I opened my eyes and looked around, I could sense that I was not the only one who anticipated the moment to come with fervor. Excited whispers flew around the room as a deep humming sound began to intoxicate our senses. Then it began. Crystal clear I could hear that tune I had heard so many times before, yet never had it invaded my skin with such life, such deepness. The first notes swam around my eardrums and settled in my brain until I finally realized I was there, and there was nowhere else I would rather be. For the next couple of minutes she played, sang, and I stood still, as if I were stuck between two walls of nails. Never had the sound of this particular melody reached such depths within me. I looked around and saw the rest of the room in a trance similar to the one I was experiencing. And then I knew I was among friends.
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Lunardoni Winchester, MA Eclair105@aol.com 17 I have no idea what to say. I'm not sure, but I may be Fiona's biggest fan. I got her autograph on a T shirt last spring and framed the whole shirt and don't let anyone touch the pen. I also have tons of other stuff and my collection is growing. Her example has just helped me in all aspects of my life, especially giving me strength and reminding me on several occasions that I'm not the only vegan crusader out there. If you ever read this, THANKS FIONA!
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Andreas Hatch MA saerdna@aol.com 20 Everytime I think of Fiona I get flustered. In this situation right here I am almost unable to type because I begin to think, that by some strange fluke, Fiona may read this. I once saw Fiona in concert down in New Orleans and I was frozen in part by fear and in part by I don't know what. The only things moving on my body were the tears streaming down my face. It was as if an Angel, or more like a god, was there, singing in front of me. How can you look at a god? At first I thought I wanted to marry Fiona and be her slave forever, but when seeing her so close I knew that this dream could never come true. What Power! How can someone have so much power over her fans? I read some of the other things here and I realize that there are more of me out there and some of them much more extreme. Fiona, I just want you to know that you have this very real effect on people. I'm not upset and as I once told my ex-girlfriend, "Fiona is the reason I wake up in the morning, you're just the reason I go to school". You've changed my life and I feel I can get through anything with you. I'll shut up now. I am helplessly obsessed with you Andreas
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Eponine nowhere, MA Enj_of_ABC@hotmail.com 12 I got When the Pawn maybe last year or so when I was in Chicago with my aunt. Ever since then i've loved Fiona's lyrics and her music, and the fact that she actually writes her own songs (unlike the sucky popstars now). I'm a huge Phantom Phan and I've found that a bunch of When the Pawn songs can fit into Phantom (and Les Misérables…I think I spend too much time trying to figure out which musical they all fit into). She can be so pissed in her songs without turning it into some "GO DIE YOU LITTLE F'ER." thing…you know what I'm talking about, right? Those overdone pissed songs? I can just take one of her songs and relate it to my mood instantly, quote a song and totally express how I'm feeling.
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