A heart-felt send-off to Jimmy Buffett.

Lyrics:
I never have been
With my hands on my head
In the shape of a fin
At a concert
But when I first heard
Jimmy Buffett was gone
Can’t begin to say
How much my heart hurt

And somewhere there’s a man
With his toes in the sand
And a girl on his heart
On a bender
And he’ll find some ice
And take Jimmy’s advice
With some salt and some limes
And a blender

And you can still hear his voice
And you can still feel his hands
Where the sun meets the surf
And the surf meets the sand

So here’s to you Jimmy
You glorious man
You go on ahead
We’ll catch up when we can
So, safe travels, Jimmy
You son of a gun
You son of a son of a sailor

[Instrumental bridge]

I can still hear him singing
I can still hear his laughter
But it’s 5 o’clock somewhere
In the here ever after
And attending that concert
Has to wait sometime later
For that son of a gun of a
son of a sailor

And I will find myself sitting
With my toes in the sand
And his songs in my head
And a drink in my hand
Just a little tequila
and a whole lot of ice
Wondering if
he’s bigger in Paradise

And we can still hear his voice
And we can still feel his hands
Where the sun meets the surf
And the surf meets the sand

So, fair winds, Jimmy
And following seas
You son of a son of a sailor

[Hamilton County Line] Safe Travels, Jimmy (Piano and vocal)

FROM GOD
Felt so damn sure
Never to be one of them
Yet here I am
Chasing hights when I can

Cocaine
Cocaine
Mountains of cocaine
Oh God, cocaine

I want back up there
A little closer to the sky
Where I Feel the magic
As I get that high

With razor sharp mind
Im the man I want to be
My worries are gone
Theres no fear left in me

Cocaine
Cocaine
Mountains of cocaine
Oh God, cocaine

Cocaine
Cocaine
No, not that filthy blow
Cocaine from God


.
Wondering how habbits are obtained so easily, yet so hard to kick

From having my place; when lunching at work, dining at home, or side of my double bed; theres always this spot i prefer ower others

Then of course theres coffee and cigarettes, thats really beyond me how could ever turn into habbits. Tasted like poison first times, disturbed my digestive system, knowingly gave rotten breath and ugly teeth. Yet I turned them into habbits pretty fast, and now theres no morning without.

I was thinking about this, and wondered if I could squeeze out a healthy habbit if keeping at it for a while, even if I didnt like it at first.

I decided to try mountain hiking, which I concidered an awful activity. So much so, that I almost feared it.

Long story short: 
Afer a week or so i had stopped battling myself to get going.

After maybe a month, I did not have to motivate myself for this anymore.

The unexpected event of endorfines being released from my brains reward system at every top, resonated rather well with the junkie still hiding somewhere in me, and secured a smile on my face for rest of the day, and probably aso motivated me for next trip

The true reward is gained over time though:
A domino effect of boosts that enhance eachother.
Selfasteem, sharper mind, general wellbeing,
social skills and almost effortlessly dealing with stuff are just a few of the lifted traits from the top of my head

Theres magic in the mountains, I dont know how else to put it.
No man will ever create a drug that can compare to what is found on every top. 
And;
It will always be free
It wil always be available,
and it will always be without any bad side effects.
Im not kidding
Theres only good stuff with this shit,
and I really want as many as possible to discover this

If struggeling with some nasty habbits, or just in need of a better life
You know..
Do the mountains

Cocaine
Cocaine
Mountains of cocaine
Cocaine from God

Released by:
Odd Roar Vindstad

From God.

From God

The Secret of the Forest

Mixed By Steve Fisk
Mastered by Jack Endino.
Fist single off the  Mallrats Record, only at https://shorediverecords.bandcamp.com/album/mallrats?fbclid=IwAR3yaPsCBQXFaxOhc6owsD5rQUe2Njv8ymWC7_ObX5kCwamsPhj6_m8ooSA
Music video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLJzWe3i6vg

That summer girl.

Heartaches By The Number

Thanks to my friends Hans Kath and Robert for the opportunity to work on this, God Bless 

more music@ 
https://soundcloud.com/user-512451604
https://soundcloud.com/robert-grigg

Lyrics:

Breathe and reshape, be not afraid
Underneath the pines, breathe and reshape
Oceans wide, a sign!

Like the seasons blazing we paint the sky
Our spirits unify

Underneath the pines, breathe and reshape
Oceans wide, a sign!

Like the seasons blazing we paint the sky
Our spirits unify, a symphony of greens
Chase your wildest dreams
We paint the sky
We unify

Unify

Like the seasons blazing we paint the sky
Our spirits unify a symphony of greens
Chase your wildest dreams
We paint the sky
We unify

Unify

We Unify!

Unify - Haleen / Robert Grigg & Combstead

We are G.B.C.

Robert Grigg - Guitar, Master Mix 
Brian Butts - Guitar
Combstead - Main Mix, Composition, Arrangement 

Graphic design - Brian Butts

G.B.C. - To Each Its Own

We Are One

Guitar, Bass, Keys and Vocals by Robert Grigg
Composed and produced by Robert Grigg

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“With my music, I can express how I’m feeling and share those feelings with others,” echoes the talented artist and rapper Monieman Trail,who has carved out a name for himself thanks to his original sound and unique lyrical flow. Currently based in Courtland, Virginia, Monieman Trail skillfully brings listeners into his own world through his masterful storytelling and composition techniques. From an early age, Monieman Trail has held a deep appreciation and close connection with music.
Citing artists such as Jay Z, Lil Boosie, and Master P as artistic influences, Monieman Trail is easily able to create his own signature sound on every track he shares. His voice carries with it a raw and golden tone, as though it’s covered in gold. Every hook and line has a mesmerizing sound attached to it, which can be experienced first hand in his song, “Harder.”

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