Music by Sienna Mae Heath

[1] When I say this, I say this as a term of endearment. Without Daisy,

or my big toe, I can’t walk through life because both these things help me balance myself. So this is a simile.

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“The Light”

By: Sienna Mae Heath

Everyone has a darkened side.

Everyone has the light.

All of us go for the flame,

whether it's dark or light.

We all have fire in our hearts;

it could be bright or black.

Each of our beings strive for their best,

Whether it's wrong or right.

Can we all go toward the illumine essence,

and still keep the fire in our souls.

Why can't we see the difference,

between a light and a hole?

Go toward the light;

go facing the candles.

Do what is right;

Keep away from these vandals.

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Everyone has a darkened side.

Everyone has the light.

All of us go for the flame,

whether it's dark or light.

We all keep fire in our hearts,

our world needs all different lights.

Each of our beings strive for their best,

Whether it's wrong or right.

Go toward the sun;

Go toward the horizon.

Face the darkness

With all your enlightenment.

Everyone has a darkened side.

Everyone has the light.

All of us go for the flame,

whether it's dark or light.

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“No Heaven”

By: Sienna Mae Heath

What would you do if there was no heaven?

What would you do if this life was it?

What would you do if there wasn't heaven?

Would you stay around or would you end it now--today.

But really think about it.

If you knew this minute,

Would there be any limits--for you?

Would you be free to do,

--as you please?

--be at ease?

Who you are.

You'd be who you are.?

There wouldn't be any boundaries,

There wouldn't be any bars-

To hold you back.

Who you are

You'd be who you are

You wouldn't be so scared

What's on the other side--for you.

Would it be a comforting feeling if you didn't have, --to abide.

-No rules. -

Would you wanna be Who you are?!

What would you do….

There wouldn’t be any boundaries

There wouldn’t be any bars, to hold you back.

What would you do if there wasn’t heaven?

What would you do if this life was it?

What would you do?

Who you are?

No heaven!

I, Sienna Mae Heath am a musician and a writer. I was born in Gravette, Arkansas on October 10, 1989, which makes me 14 years old. I am currently in the 9th grade at Pen Argyl Area High School. I come from a family of artists, so consequently I’ve gotten into the arts as well.

I have played the cello since I was eight years old. I started playing the piano, even before the cello at age six. I composed my own tunes on the cello and on the piano, and performed them for friends and family a lot. During this time, I have taken singing lessons in and out of school. In “The Keystone Girls Choir” I was a 1st Soprano, but in my school chorus I was an Alto for some time. In the spring of 1998, my “Keystone Girls Choir” director, Dr. Shade, took the boys and the girls in his choirs to Canada. We performed several times there. When I was in that Choir, I also performed with them many places in Pennsylvania. I used to dance some too. I took dancing lessons for a few years in two places. I also choreographed some of my dances. I also was in some local competitions in relation with music and writing, and have won many awards for some of the tunes and stories I wrote. After this time in my life, I wanted to try something new so I took up the French horn, and then finally, the guitar.

I started the guitar in fifth grade at the age of ten. I worked with a used acoustic until the summer of 2003 I got an electric guitar. In 2003, I wrote over 15 songs in less than four months. The songs and lyrics just kept coming to me. I started recording in my very own room with a small recording studio at the beginning of the summer of ’03. My style can probably best be defined as soft rock, but I’ll let you form your own opinion as you listen to my first CD.

I haven’t forgotten about my other instruments though. I still am in my school orchestras and band. I am going to be completing my second year in the Pocono Junior String Orchestra. I have learned a lot from this new orchestra, and I am continuing to go back.

I perform for people, whether it’s at my own house, a friend’s house, or at an event of some sort. I have been involved in some of our family productions, singing, playing and/or performing theater too. Not too long ago, in September 2003, I was in a theater production where I sang my own song (and performed theater) at Stonehenge and Morning Star. With this same organization, I was in another similar act for Winter Solstice. I performed at the Unity of Lehigh Valley Church in Emmaus, PA. Pana Columbus, of Allentown, PA, led both of these productions. Scott Eggert was in charge of the music portion of the Winter Solstice production, and helped me with my song in the performance.

You may think that I am an “all work, no fun” person, but really I’m still a regular teenager in other ways. I like to spend time with friends, and go to the mall, the pool, out to eat and just to have a good time when I’m not working. But my biggest obstacle that I have to get over is balancing work and fun. Sometimes, I forget too much about one, and it’s hard to get back into balance.

…I have two things that I hope can get me far in this world, and they are my music, and my writing. I love composing and writing lyrics. I’ve played instruments and written poems and stories since I could pick up a pencil or play a scale on the piano. I hope you enjoy my first album, which I have worked much on. I look forward to producing more new albums, which I hope to improve as I go.

“Daisy” (my cat)

“Jasmine” (my cat)