Finally, I’m back to more familiar territories: warmer weather, grey cloudy sky – well the Sun has not been out much at all today – Anaheim Blvd, those stupid and ugly CPP flags flopping next the former UCC building, Mexican-Spanish conversations in the street. Yup, I’m back in Long Bich, my home, alright!
As much as I want to enjoy the mild outdoor weather, I am instead peering at bare branches adorning the trees in the empty parking lot outside my windows. I guess work has to come first although it’s clearly a Saturday. To brighten up my dreary day, I decided to put on some Khmer oldies songs while I drown myself in a sea of numbers to crunch.
While Sin Sisamouth and Ros Serey Sothea are undeniably the king and queen of Khmer oldie songs, I would like to re-introduce other singers whom I also enjoyed very much over time: Meas Hok Seng, Huoy Meas, Pen Ran, Im Song Seum. Last week, I posted the song “Kok Heur Ter Eng” interpreted by Ms. Chhun Vanna, today, I would like to share with you the same song interpreted by Mr. Meas Hok Seng.
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| Meas Hok Seng (Top right) and Huoy Meas (Bottom left) |
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| Im Song Seum (L) and Huoy Meas (R) as I remembered her from my childhood |
Meas Hok Seng – Kok Heur Ter Eng (The lonely flying stork)
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