The Next Time you are asked to Play for Free

Posted on Aug 8, 2012 Updated on Mar 29, 2017

asked_to_play_for_free Very nicely put! Far too many people expect creative artists of all kinds to play for free. (Imagine if they asked the plumber to mend their pipes for nothing!). Well it’s time to turn the tables on them. Read below! 🙂

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Welcome to The Naked Troubadour! That’s me, Alan Morrison — a cosmic warrior and troubadour whose heart is open to the world for all to see — who writes from a place which is clear and free— who longs for a world in which every human being can be who they’re meant to be. Such a very short time we have here. Blink and it’s gone. It’s not important how long that we’re here but whether or not we live it to the full, according to the gifts we’ve been given, opportunities that we've had and who we serve (for everyone serves someone, whether they know it or not). I unashamedly and unreservedly serve the Christ. I hope that you will too after reading my content. 🙂

On this blog-site, you will find many poems, sonnets, songs, articles and reflections which I’ve written — most of them in the last intense twenty years of my life. I hope you will find them as rewarding to read as I have found them to write. My whole heart and mind is here. Please don’t hesitate to contact me for any reason or none at all. Blessings to you, from The Naked Troubadour.

The Next Time you are asked to Play for Free

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