Alicia Keys - Where Do We Go From Here (Lyrics) (From End Of The Road)
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From a young age, Keys struggled with self-esteem issues, hiding little by little when her differences made her vulnerable to judgment, and later uninvited sexual attention.[18][19][20] Living in the rough neighborhood of Hell's Kitchen,[14][15] she was, from an early age, regularly exposed to street violence, drugs, prostitution, and subjected to sexual propositions in the sex trade- and crime-riddled area.[20][21][22] \"I saw a variety of people growing up, and lifestyles, lows and highs. I think it makes you realise right away what you want and what you don't want\", Keys said.[23] Keys recalled feeling fearful early on of the \"animal instinct\" she witnessed, and eventually feeling \"high\" due to recurrent harassment.[18][24] Her experiences in the streets had led her to carry a homemade knife for protection.[25][26] She became very wary,[26][27] emotionally guarded, and she began wearing gender-neutral clothing and what would become her trademark cornrows.[30] Keys explained that she is grateful for growing up where she did as it prepared her for the parallels in the music industry, particularly as she was a teenager starting out; she could maintain a particular focus and not derail herself.[20][31] She credits her \"tough\" mother for anchoring her on a right path as opposed to many people she knew who ended up on the wrong path and in jail. Keys attributed her unusual maturity as a young girl to her mother, who depended on her to be responsible while she worked to provide for them and give Keys as many opportunities as possible.[26][27]
Her partner Kerry \"Krucial\" Brothers suggested to Keys she buy her own equipment and record on her own.[38] Keys began working separately from the label, exploring more production and engineering on her own with her own equipment.[35] She had moved out of her mother's apartment and into a sixth-floor walk-up apartment in Harlem with Brothers, where she fit a recording studio into their bedroom and worked on her music.[38] Keys felt being on her own was \"necessary\" for her sanity. She was \"going through a lot\" with herself and with her mother, and she \"needed the space\"; \"I needed to have my own thoughts, to do my own thing.\"[35] Keys and Brothers later moved to Queens and together they turned the basement into KrucialKeys Studios.[38] Keys would return to her mother's house periodically, particularly when she felt \"lost or unbalanced or alone\". \"She would probably be working and I would sit at the piano\", she reminisced.[38] During this time, she composed the song \"Troubles\", which started as \"a conversation with God\", working on it further in Harlem. Around this time the album \"started coming together\", and she composed and recorded most of the songs that would appear on her album.[27][35][38] \"Finally, I knew how to structure my feelings into something that made sense, something that can translate to people\", Keys recalled. \"That was a changing point. My confidence was up, way up.\"[35] The different experience reinvigorated Keys and her music.[38] While the album was nearly completed, Columbia's management changed and more creative differences emerged with the new executives. Keys brought her songs to the executives, who rejected her work, saying it \"sounded like one long demo\". They wanted Keys to sing over loops,[35] and told Keys they will bring in a \"top\" team and get her \"a more radio-friendly sound\". Keys would not allow it; \"they already had set the monster loose\", she recalled. \"Once I started producing my own stuff there wasn't any going back.\"[38] Keys stated that Columbia had the \"wrong vision\" for her. \"They didn't want me to be an individual, didn't really care\", Keys concluded. \"They just wanted to put me in a box.\"[5] Control over her creative process was \"everything\" to Keys.[39]
Songs in A Minor debuted on the Billboard 200 chart at number one, selling 236,000 in its first week at retail.[14][40] On its second week, word of mouth and exposure from television performances was so significant that record stores requested another 450,000 copies.[35] The album went on to sell over 6.2 million copies in the United States and 12 million internationally.[58][59] It was certified six times Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America.[60][61] Songs in A Minor established Keys's popularity both inside and outside of the United States where she became the best-selling new artist and R&B artist of the year.[40][62]
The album's second single, \"A Woman's Worth\", was released in February 2002 and peaked at seven on the Hot 100 and number three on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs; becoming her second top ten single on both charts.[63] Released in June, \"How Come You Don't Call Me\", Keys's cover of Prince's song, served as the album's third single, peaking at 59 on the Hot 100. The album's fourth single \"Girlfriend\" was released in the United Kingdom where it peaked at 82. The following year, the album was reissued as Remixed & Unplugged in A Minor, which included eight remixes and seven unplugged versions of the songs from the original.[citation needed]
Keys made her film debut in early 2007 in the crime film Smokin' Aces, co-starring as an assassin named Georgia Sykes opposite Ben Affleck and Andy GarcÃa. Keys received much praise from her co-stars in the film; Ryan Reynolds called her \"so natural\" and said she would \"blow everybody away.\" Smokin' Aces was a moderate hit at the box office, earning $57,103,895 worldwide during its theatrical run.[101][102] In the same year, Keys earned further praise for her second film, The Nanny Diaries, based on the 2002 novel of the same name, where she co-starred alongside Scarlett Johansson and Chris Evans. The Nanny Diaries had a hit moderate performance at the box office, earning only $44,638,886 worldwide during its theatrical run.[103] She also guest starred as herself in the \"One Man Is an Island\" episode of the drama series Cane.[104]
Acapella can be very nice, indeed, however, the problem is not with the use of instruments, as the voice itself is an instrument. The problem is principally one of the heart, as was mentioned initially. It is VERY possible for even acapella to go very wrong, because there are those who do try to upstage each other even as others around them are trying to praise the Lord from the heart. I have witnessed this on more than one occasion in different locations. The choice of music, the musical instruments, the voices, the congregation, the pastor, the music directors are all important with the parts that they play, and can greatly influence the results of the music. Their are many who tout acapella as the answer, when it is really a preference. Avoidance is NOT the answer; it neither solves nor even helps the problem, merely exacerbates the problem. God gave us voices that can be used to praise Him, but He also gave us talents to play instruments to His glory, as well. God never indicated anywhere in His Word that He was any more pleased by acapella singing than by singing with music, but, sadly, this fallacy is taught in many churches. ALL of our praise talents should be used to bring honor and glory to the Lord, and should be encouraged, not discouraged.
8) Worship leaders ad lib too much. The weight on the person on stage as turned the congregation into lazy little robots. You will hear people only from certain church styles say I cant follow the leader some times. I do believe we should be mindful of this! For some churches it does not matter because the room understands their DNA and style. For those who have seen the shift of this there are a few key reasons why. The room does not fill themselves with these songs throughout the week. They complain about following you because they are lost. To me it is the same as not knowing where a book of the bible is and the teaching pastor as you to turn there. IF you are in the word you know where to look if not do you get mad and say hey preacher man you are hard to follow how dare you ask this of me. Those who are in there word find it and can keep up. We along with many other churches post links to our worship set on our site so that people can go and download and learn the songs.
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