A Song for you Mum, I love you and you will always be in our hearts x
Wilma Davidson (Maiden Name Wilma King)Wilma was born an only child and sadly lost her father Arthur King to TB
when she was only 4 years old.
She married my Dad, Daniel Davidson on 6th of March 1964 and worked as a
fashion model for many years.
Wilma had an enchanting personality which lit up everyone she knew. She was a real socialite, the life an soul of the party and a wonderfully warm and caring mother. She was the centre piece of our whole family and she always had time to support me and my older brother Russell and anyone else she knew. Sadly, when she was a child she watched a relative pass to cancer and she had a deep rooted fear of the disease her whole life until finally succumbing to cancer herself on the 19th of June 2013.
She had touched so many lives that on the day of her funeral, so many people came to pay their respects that there were as many people outside the church as there was inside.
She was incredibly proud of her family and she would have been touched to know that Bereavement UK choose to use her sons song. My mum was my greatest, supported and wanted desperately to help me succeed in music and its fitting that she is still doing that for me even after she is gone.
Douglas
Thank you so much Douglas for allowing us to share this beautiful tribute to your mum and we’ll look forward to chatting to you in the studio soon
Best wishes
Alex and Tania
Davidson/MacFarlane Songwriters
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Glasgow born songwriters Douglas Davidson and Scott MacFarlane have so far written and recorded over two hundred songs.
Currently working with Northstar Music they have released their debut songwriting album Winners. Grahame MacLean owner of Northstar says “Davidson & MacFarlane are outstanding songwriters and have proven they are capable of working on any project no matter what the style and whatever the timescale”.
We’ll look forward to speaking to Douglas on our podcast chat in the not too distant future






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