A one-way trip with no return

A one-way trip with no return / By Martin Dubé & Kasara

Official theme song of the Adhemar-Dion Hospice
profits are donated to the Adhemar-Dion hospice for people at the end of life

A really deep song...

A reflection on death and the changes it makes us live...

It is during the 7^ème Adhémar-Dion Hospice benefit gala on September 23, 2016, that the song was first heard to the general public. Kasara wrote the lyrics and melody for "A one-way trip with no return sung in duet with Martin Dubé and the music is signed by Jacques Graveline. This song is the official theme song of the Centre de soins palliatifs, La Maison Adhémar-Dion... A moment of emotion, of depth... an inspiring and very touching song that speaks of death and the journey at the end of life.

Below :
Photo 1 Martin Dubé, Claudette Dion and Kasara.
Photo 2 Kasara and Martin Dubé singing live " A one-way trip with no return "for the first time at the 7^ème benefit gala.

THE ADHÉMAR-DION FOUNDATION:

The Maison Adhémar-Dion, a non-profit organization, built thanks to donors from the Fondation du Centre de Santé et des Services Sociaux (CSSS) du Sud de Lanaudière and developed on land donated by the City of Terrebonne, opened its doors in 2010. The Maison serves the entire population of Lanaudière.

In an atmosphere of empathy and dignity, Maison Adhémar-Dion, through its mission, offers the following services free of charge: lodging, food, medical and hygiene care, nursing services, psychosocial support, music therapy, massage therapy and spiritual guidance. In addition, it fosters a climate where each professional and volunteer works for the well-being of the resident.

Website: http://vivrejusquaubout.com/

About Kasara:

"There have been gifted people in music, in mathematics, who at a very young age were able to surprise us. With Kasara... it is in wisdom that we meet a real gifted of Self-knowledge, of dreams, signs and symbols..."

Kasara, performer, author and co-composer of the song Un aller simple sans retour sung in duet with Martin Dubé for the Fondation Adhémar-Dion, has become through her books, meditation CDs and conferences that she gives, an exceptional model representing a new way of living by learning to be guided by the symbolic language of dreams and signs. This young woman radiates and shares her vision of the world, her wisdom, through her conferences and workshops. Thus, through the examples and testimonies she presents, she makes us understand that everything that disturbs us is a profound teaching about ourselves. She makes us reflect on the multi-dimensions of existence through an exceptional gift of communication that touches the heart and gently shakes us up
in our way of thinking and our deepest values.

https://www.ucm.ca/fr/auteurs/kasara

About Martin Dubé

"An outstanding career, Martin Dubé, from Quebec, has been working internationally for over 25 years..."

This Montrealer, considered the best Singer-Imitator and Humorist of his generation, with a unique voice with a 5 octave range that allows him to imitate both male and female voices, has been acclaimed in the greatest halls and the most beautiful palaces in the world. From Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas to La Scala in Milan, from the Moulin Rouge to the Eiffel Tower in Paris, to more than 100 cruises for Royal Carribean to the 75th Academy Awards in Beverley Hills with Kate Hudson.

http://martindube-show.com/

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Song about the hospice and the foundation of the adhémar-dion house:

Tears are streaming down my face
If I could only tell you
That I see your life in pictures again
It hurts to see you go
I saw my own funeral
On my body I saw you cry
My comfort is invisible
As in your eyes is my freedom

[Refrain]

Deep down I knew it was time
I bring with me all my memories
I went on a trip
A one-way trip with no return
Like the sun after the rain
As after winter comes spring
After death comes life
I continue my way differently...

I hear your voice in my sleep
I would give so much to see you again
I'm afraid to even forget your eyes
That fly away in my memory
You think you're alone, but here I am
At your side, I feel your pain
God knows how much I love you
Your sadness is greater than mine

[Refrain]

Deep down I knew it was time
I bring with me all my memories
I went on a trip
A one-way trip with no return
Like the sun after the rain
As after winter comes spring
After death comes life
I continue my path in another way

And if my life is a dream
And if my dreams are my life
How to cross this border?
Close your eyes, I will guide your dream...

EditionsGolden Wisdom and Les Éditions Promotion Imprévue