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Heaven's Poison at Dunlewey. At the end of Dunlewey lake, inbetween the sweeping forests of the Guinness estate and the quartzite bulk of Mount Errigal, lies the Poisoned Glen. But where is the poison in this most loveliest of places? The sloping sides of the glen are home to wild deer, not witches' potions. No alchemist watches over this valley, but the silent snow-tipped shape of Slieve Snacht. As with all the best stories, there are different versions. The most popular centres around the mythical Balor. Mika was born in Beirut, the third of five children born to a Lebanese mother and an American father.[5] When he was a year old his family was forced to leave war-torn Lebanon and moved to Paris.[5][6] The first piano piece he learned to play was "Les Champs-Élysées", by Joe Dassin.[5] At age seven, he wrote his first song, which he describes as an "awful" piano instrumental called "Angry".[2] The family moved to London when he was nine years old. There, he attended the Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle, where he experienced severe bullying. He also had problems with dyslexia. In response to these experiences Mika was home-schooled by his mother at the age of 12, for six to eight months.[2] He then attended St Philip's School in Kensington, where he was the head of the Schola Cantorum (the St. Philip's Choir). Later he attended Westminster School and the Royal College of Music, which he left to record his first album at Casablanca Records.[7] He has also slightly altered his given name, Mica, changing the "c" to a "k" because he was frustrated by how often people would mispronounce it.[8]