Dear Seal
Just your name, if you speak French like me, it does have quite a connotation...you know...just the phonics of the french word (phoque). I think it`s just so bold and exciting for you to call yourself that.
I NEED more music from you, anything, importations or not. I watched the other day the DVD at the Olympia. I tried to like your suit, but it`s not you at all. Covering your arms...what a great great crime! I know the Olympia is dressier...but...anyway.
When dear Seal. What I realize watching that DVD is how just spectacular your band is, re-inventing the way they play the song,ever so slightly , while not taking away it`s original imprint. Admirable all of you. And your voice, velvet (un gant de velours dans une main de fer, j'en suis certaine...) And the way you say Merci in French...At the end, don`t say A tout à l'heure. In french, it`s not like ``See you later``. which is like an immediate future in English. A tout à l'heure means, very very soon.
YOu could say (if I may be so bold to suggest)...A la prochaine...(see you next time...)All my love to you, a fan , who isnt`sure you read these but hell, it`s worth the try...Marie-Chantale xx