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the people who are paying to see the show.<br />
So I guess just like everybody else I was a<br />
little disappointed but I recovered very<br />
quickly. I am still proud.<br />
Wonderful. It's very important to not let<br />
disappointment deter you. There is the<br />
notion that if you sing about politics and<br />
lambaste politicians your chances of<br />
winning are slim to none. Do you think your<br />
choice of songs hurt you?<br />
I actually made a lot of 'political' friends. The<br />
song, "The Whip," is saying exactly what we're<br />
fighting for and a lot of St. Lucians could<br />
relate to these songs. I think it’s a matter of<br />
having the right song at the right time.<br />
People will expect you to get better with time<br />
and I will say that should always be your goal.<br />
There were 10 finalists and there were a lot<br />
of good songs.<br />
What did this experience teach you?<br />
That I must always remain comfortable but<br />
in my humility. I must always go with what<br />
works best for me as an artist. I must put the<br />
people first and do what I feel is best for<br />
them.<br />
Any messages for your fans?<br />
I’m thankful and grateful for the love and<br />
support. It meant a lot to me and played a<br />
key role in me getting to the finals. Without<br />
them I would not have gotten this far. We will<br />
talk more. When I say we can talk more, it<br />
means I will be back on stage to have a<br />
conversation with them.<br />
Wonderful. You're very in tune with your<br />
cultural roots and identity. What does