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Shirley Temple in Wonderland meets Chinese opium addicts, Nazis, and Japanese bayonets "Tea on the Great Wall" is a young American girl s account as the world falls apart in 1930s China. Patricia Luce Chapman s memoir is full of the color and feel of living as a foreigner in a Chinese world, the encroachment of the Japanese, and the takeover by the Nazis of the German school in Shanghai that she attended."

Patricia Luce Chapman's lyrics range from funny to sad, from country to novelty. "Honey Come Dance With Me" was inspired by her feisty mother; "Gonna Scrub My Blues" by a frustrated teenager at a party. Many are drawn from nature: "Dance with Lightning" compares a wild girl to lightning dancing across the sky, and "Together Forever" tells about lasting love between a pair of snow geese. Some of Pat's lyrics are of a more serious tone: "Portrait in the Sand" is about a homesick soldier, while "They Trapped the Wild Bird in a Cage" portrays a falsely imprisoned inmate. "Cowboy Lullaby" pulls at...