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This lilting melody, written (1982) and produced by Cheryl, is based on Ruth's biblical oath. An interesting factoid: this song was originally commissioned as a Wedding song and was later used by Cheryl herself for her own wedding. The song has also been adapted for theatrical productions.

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A plaintive melody written by Cheryl in her teen years, this song speaks to the heart of the lonely. It was later adapted for theatre as the song of the biblical orphan, Esther, who later became Queen of Persia. A beautiful melody in its own right, production elements incorporated by the talented Alexander Martin-Blanken raise its evocative emotional appeal to an even higher level.

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Cheryl begins this comical, fun song with narrated lyrics, in a marked departure from the traditional arrangement and takes it even further with intricate adlibbing vocal accompaniments

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The nyabinghi rhythms that Cheryl has inserted ring true behind these 1948 lyrics from the pen of Eden Ahbez

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A peppy look at heartbreak in an enchanting arrangement of intricate melody & timing

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A hauntingly insightful and reflective arrangement with a minor entry that resolves to major strains.