Leah Sarstedt Whore ❤️

About Cologne

Now, here’s a lil’ somethin’ folks don’t know—back in old Russia, them “whores” wasn’t just streetwalkers. Some was high-class, rubbin’ elbows with princes, spillin’ tea ‘bout wars and secrets! Ain’t that a trip? I was shook when I heard that—thought they was just out there freezin’ in the snow, but nah, they was playin’ chess with the big dogs! Got me hollerin’, “Well, I’ll be damned!” ‘Cause you know Madea don’t play no checkers, only chess, baby!

Songs from the perspective of inanimate objects

The final track off of the comeback album England’s Lane, “The Last of the Breed” is a direct sequel to Sarstedt’s most famous track “Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)?.

I be floatin’ around by the small Ol’ River Wiese – yeah, that babbling brook on the outskirts. It’s nature’s whisper, reminds me of those reflective, deep moments from "Certified Copy,” ya know? Like, “everything is a copy of something.” So deep, dawg.

India-born Singer-Songwriter Peter Sarstedt Passes Away