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Hope For Haiti Now

The Hope for Haiti Now global telethon is also an extraordinary digital album including performances by Alicia Keys, Coldplay, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, Shakira, John Legend, Mary J. Blige, Taylor Swift, Christina Aguilera, Sting, Beyoncé, Sheryl Crow, Kid Rock, Keith Urban, Madonna, Justin Timberlake, Jennifer Hudson, Emeline Michel, Jay-Z, Bono, the Edge, Rihanna, Dave Matthews, Neil Young and Wyclef Jean along with a bonus track from Jay-Z, Bono, the Edge and Rihanna. You can also own the two-hour telethon video.

All proceeds from album and video sales will go to the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund, Oxfam America, Partners in Health, Red Cross, UNICEF, United Nations World Food Programme and Yele Haiti Foundation.

Hope For Haiti Now Tracklist:

1. Send Me An Angel Alicia Keys
2. A Message 2010 Coldplay
3. We Shall Overcome Bruce Springsteen
4. Time To Love / Bridge Over Troubled Water Stevie Wonder
5. I’ll Stand By You (with The Roots) Shakira
6. Motherless Child John Legend
7. Hard Times Come Again No More (with The Roots) Mary J. Blige
8. Breathless Taylor Swift
9. Lift Me Up Christina Aguilera
10. Driven To Tears Sting
11. Halo Beyoncé
12. Lean On Me (with Keith Urban & Kid Rock) Sheryl Crow
13. Like A Prayer Madonna
14. Hallelujah (with Matt Morris and Charlie Sexton) Justin Timberlake
15. Let It Be (The Roots) Jennifer Hudson
16. Many Rivers To Cross Emeline Michel
17. Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour) (with Rihanna, Bono & The Edge) (Live Version) Jay-Z
18. Alone And Forsaken (with Dave Mathews) Neil Young
19. Rivers Of Babylon / Yele (Medley) Wyclef Jean
20. Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour) (with Rihanna, Bono & The Edge) (Version 1.0) Jay-Z

“Motherless Child” – John Legend


Sometime I feel
Like a motherless child
Sometimes I feel
Like a motherless child
And sometimes I feel
Like a motherless child
A long…long way…from home

WHOOAOO

And sometimes I feel
Like I’m almost gone
Sometimes I feel WHOAOAO
Like I’m almost gone
Sometimes I feel yeahehe
Like I’m all alone
A long…a looong wayee from home

C’mon, C’mon
Who’s got a shoulder when I need to cry
I feel restless and I don’t know why
Cry for help, but still feel alone
Like a motherless child along way from home
Lord I’m lost I can’t find my way
I’m dealing with the struggles in my day to day
My soul is weak and I wanna be strong
I try to run away but I’ve been running to long

I’ve been running to long…
I’ve been running to long

HEEY

Who’s got a shoulder when I need to cry
I feel restless and I don’t know why
Cry for help, but I still feel alone
Like a motherless child along way from home
Lord I’m lost I can’t find my way
I’m dealing with the struggles in my day to day
My soul is weak and I wanna be strong
I try to run away but I’ve been running to long

I’ve been running to long…
I’ve been running to long
Like a motherless child (x4)
So lost and so long
Like a motherless child

Buy the album, great value 20 specially recorded tracks for £5.99 donation HERE

In a statement, iTunes proclaims that Hope For Haiti Now was the service’s biggest one-day album pre-order in history, and that Hope For Haiti was the first special to lock up the Number One spot on their album, song and TV chart. At press time, the entire album remains Number One on iTunes Album chart, though Justin Timberlake & Matt Morris’ cover of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” has been bumped off the Top Songs chart after leaping to the top spot earlier this week.

Hope For Haiti Now also featured unique and intimate performances by Madonna, Beyonce with Coldplay’s Chris Martin, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young and Dave Matthews and the “Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour)” collaboration between Jay-Z, Rihanna and U2’s Bono and the Edge. The telethon helped raise over $61 million for Haiti relief.

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February 1, 2010 - Posted by | New Music, New News, Video | ,

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