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Like many in the contemporary rap world, though, she also had considerable talents at taking on different personas; 'Otherside of the Game' is a poetic lament from a soon-to-be single mother who just can't forget the father of her child. Erykah Badu's revolution in sound -- heavier hip-hop beats over organic, conscientious soul music -- was responsible for her breakout, but many of the songs on Baduizm don't hold up to increased examination. Though many fans would dislike and probably misinterpret the comparison, she's closer to Diana Ross playing Billie Holiday -- as she did in the film Lady Sings the Blues -- than Holiday herself.

A new version of Last. Sign In. Your high-resolution PDF file will be ready to download in the original published key. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. Krall, Diana. To Be Loved. Easy Piano. Carol of the Bells. Leontovych, Mykola Dmytrovich. Piano Man. Joel, Billy. Candy Cane Lane. Wonderful Christmastime. McCartney, Paul. Do They Know It's Christmas? Band Aid. Fleetwood Mac.

My Mind. I Have Nothing. Houston, Whitney. Ain't No Mountain High Enough. Gaye, Marvin.