I don't think I have met Rosli in person even though I've heard so much about him and that his cd has been a regular hit in Davis'. It's not difficult to love his music. We played it while doing "housekeeping" in the morning, throughout the day to keep us sane and entertained, most importantly, I love the way he arranged his music. It's true, straight from the heart.
Sorry I'm late - A piece that I fell in love with the moment I played it. It's emotionally provoking, has so much more to it. To me, it felt like there were memories of happiness, the pain of losing, and the loss of not knowing what to do next, what to look forward to. As emotional as I am, I teared while watching this video. Call me a crybaby, I can feel his pain, the love he has for his late father, is beyond words. You would understand when things are written in stone, forever.
If you take a moment to just close your eyes, imagine buying your father his favourite food, to only realised that he was already gone. It was a moment of emptiness, a moment that you know will be lost forever.
I hope you will enjoy this video and to my greatest admiration - Rosli Mansor.
