Garry & Sarah create a song in memory of his brother

Fellow Keyhaven residents, Garry Eveleigh sent his friend Sarah Warwick, some words he had written about his brother Terry and asked if she could turn it into a song.

This resulted in the song "You Left No Goodbye”, which also became a video in a collaboration between Garry, Sarah and her brother Daniel Warwick.

The tribute song was inspired by Garry's feeling towards the loss of his brother, Terry who died in tragic motorcycle accident in the New Forest, in November 1969.

Garry posted this heartfelt personal message on the YouTube recording of the song:

"We were teenagers when my big bro was taken in a tragic accident. We had grown up together and were inseparable.

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In my grief I kept imagining that he would just walk back through the door - he never did.

Many years later I had a strange, chance visit from an unknown, unannounced psychic medium - Terry had asked him to come to me and let me know that everything now was ok.

If you’ve lost someone without getting that chance to say goodbye, this song is for you.

We hope you enjoy it."

The song is dedicated to all who have lost someone without being able to say goodbye.

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Sarah has a background in music, having had 5 hit pop records, and appearing on Top of the Pop in her recording name of Sarah Washington. 

She has also had a career as a primary school teacher, and today she is a public speaker, and a soul healer running creative retreats and singing/songwriting courses.

Sarah Warwick

www.lifesong.co.uk

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Garry is a well-known as a forager across the New Forest. In 2015, he published his book 'The Wildcook, which was described as 'Ceps, Shrubs and Rock’n’Roll'.

As well as telling Garry's foraging story, it includes a dish of each of the 50 or so ingredients from the incomparable James Golding, former Chef Director of The Pig Hotels Group. 

For more details about his book, or to get a copy, please click here.

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This story is also covered by Roz Waters in the A&T, where you can read more information. Please click here to read.