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"Because it smells like aqua gold

and it tastes like Christmas bells

and it sounds like tangerines

and it feels like nothing else"

Ms. Keating said St. Germain is a somewhat mystical, mythological character used as a "channel" in several recent books. She feels he is for anyone "whoever they resonate with spiritually.”

Another song "Rainbow Black" was written as a response to the Exxon Valdez oil spill. She said that one took a long time to write. "I didn't want to be preachy, and I wanted to tell it from nature's perspective."

Spiritual themes are important in Ms. Keating's music. "My song writing has always had elements of spirituality. I'm a very spiritual person," she said. "I'm fascinated by every religion, by mysticism. I need it like eating and sleeping."

She said song writing as a spiritual exercise is like peeling back layers to find out "what is inside me." She said she likes her songs to have a variety of possible meanings. She writes as a way of achieving a better under

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