Everyday everyday passes us by
Who would've thought what we had woulda grew up to die
Looked through your window right up in the eyes
Life split up our pathway the blame is on time
Yeah
Ample time to come to me correct, but still you continue to feed me the lies

I don't know what to do with it
Everyday everyday passes us by
Who would've thought what we had woulda grew up to die
Looked through your window right up in the eyes
Life split up our pathway the blame is on time
First day we met it was just what I like
Your favorite characters were similar to mine
Similar, similar to mine
Your takes, opinions were similar to mine
Felt that meant more than astrology signs
I am the 28th, and you 29th
Borrowed your comic, took care of it like mines
I couldn't keep build up, up off of my mind
Though I hadn't learned how to handle myself
Never a problem with women I always been fine

I said we had potential that's all of the time
When somehow I believed we were officially through
I met me a chick who remind me of you
And who woulda thought that would be the same one
The same exact one, that wasted my time
I'm starting to wonder if you like them soft guys
Fooled me once, fooled me twice, probably thrice
Them toxic girls keep finding my line
I just be wondering who drew this design
Took piece of my heart just like a piece of pie
I grew up in sports and respecting the line
But seems like you don't be respecting my time
Both left the media, we share the same mind
I only came back because now is my time
Life said proximity is what meant our demise
Nowadays I'm free, don't be wondering why ha

Mmh
Yah
I'm asking myself like why
Why'd you play a disguise
I shoulda seen it right up in your eyes
Eyes
Eyes
Ample time to come to me correct, but still you continue to feed me the lies


I
I, yeah, feed me the lies
Now I do what I do and I'm living my life
Yeah, lookin' so sharp like a knife
Ha yeah, living my life
Ha, out here just living my life
Ha, wish I could spend it with you
Ha yeah, spend it with you
Ha, but we know it's probably through yes, it's probably through
Ha, nothing else that we can do
Ha, wish I could make you my boo
Ha, but its okay, okay
Ha, yeah its okay, okay
Ha, Ima keep on kickin'
Ha, that's either way

Ha, just read this message
Read this message, this is something for you
Cosplayer, tell me how did you knew
Cool but crude, but I wonder is that you
Same one you introduced to the kawaii
Tribal girl rare, just like your crew
Comic-Con, Comic-Con that was our shit
Kameha kameha, you blast me away
Didn't know how I wanted to show it to you
Girl you got me good, and I just wanna get to show it to you
One, more, last time

American Otakuwu

Smart Move

A poetic decomposition of unnecessary suffering caused by modern success obsession culture and consumerism that makes its purpose to help the listener let go and enjoy the current moment of their lives with all its shortcomings and problems, as the non-obvious way towards true happiness

Optimistic

I swerve word ballz like this is terf wars
PROD. BMTJ

SPARKZZ - TERROR-DACTYL

Back To The Star by Jim Quick. Music Playlist: soundcloud.com/jimqwik/sets/kool-medleys

Back To The Start

Boot up the Party" 🔊🎉 is where country soul meets digital beats 🤠💻. A high-energy track that'll make you want to dance in the neon glow of a cybernetic hoedown. 🌌🕺 Embrace the fusion of twang and tech, and let the freedom-filled rhythms liberate your night. 🚀🎶

Boot up the Party

this song portrays my philosophy for how i live life with distinct moments and memories that inspired it.

the 1st verse shares how me being a surprise 
pregnancy and second born child helped mold my easy-going personality from an early age. 

the 2nd verse recounts a terrible time when i was 29 in Vietnam and felt depressed and lost.  I went for a long midnight walk on the beach listening to songs i hadn’t in a long time. I danced and jumped and screamed realizing my freedom and was grateful. 

the bridge drops down into one of my most intense recent memories of when i passed out after a gig and couldn’t move or open my eyes for minutes while listening to my friends panic around me.
In those moments i noticed i didn’t feel scared of death or regret how i lived, but felt at peace. 

this all comes together in the chorus where i exclaim “i said all that i wanted the good and the bad, i felt all of my feelings the happy and the sad”
meaning don’t hold yourself back from authenticity. share your passions, speak your mind, and let your unique light shine, even if you make mistakes along the way. 

🖤

Happy and Sad (porch session)

This track is unreleased in this form. It is the original recording from 2008. The release back then was edited down to about 3&1/2 minutes. This is the original unedited version. Acoustic Astronaut is recognized by VH1’s Save the Music Foundation, Sirius XM, Song of the Year and the New Mexico Music Awards. Their album Dance Like A Ghost received multiple awards including Best Rock Album. Judges included Rick Derringer who played with the Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, John Lennon, Alice Cooper, Steely Dan, Kiss, Todd Rundgren and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Their song Rock & Roll Hoochie Koo is a standard. Other judges included Elvin Bishop and Randy Brecker. Randy has a double Grammy for the album Out of the Loop and has played with Stanley Clarke, Eric Clapton, James Taylor, Bruce Springsteen, Chaka Khan, George Benson, Larry Coryell, David Sanborn & Frank Zappa. Acoustic Astronaut’s songs are under consideration by the producers of Kenny Chesney, Willie Nelson, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill & Chris Stapleton.

Acoustic Astronaut’s 2023 releases of Destruction Mill, Saving My Dream & Here Comes God all topped the charts around the world with HCG being downloaded over 800 times in the last 7 days.

Acoustic Astronaut’s inspirations include Mark Farner, Jackson Browne, Bob Dylan, Bad Company, Grand Funk Railroad, ELO, Pink Floyd, Ryan Farish, Gary B, Paul Hardcastle, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Clash, Beethoven, Bach, an endless amount of new talent on SoundCloud, Spotify and YouTube. I am grateful for the inspiration.

Natures Shocking Kind

Natures Shocking Kind Acoustic Astronaut Feat. David Cragin

SERIE A

Plugg’D N - Pressure

Acoustic Astronaut is recognized by the New Mexico Music Awards, VH1’s Save the Music Foundation, Song of the Year, Sirius XM, and has been featured on numerous compilation albums. The Songwriter & Executive Producer of Acoustic Astronaut is Dave Alyassin. His achievements over a 30 span are one small step for music and one giant leap for Music. Bands that have covered AA’s material include Texas’ own J Ryan https://soundcloud.com/j-ryan, The West Coast original progressive rock band, Hands of Time, & New Mexico’s own songwriter Troy Garrity https://troygarrity.bandcamp.com/.

Acoustic Astronaut’s biggest hit single, Mystical Ages, was originally released under the Racecar moniker. The self-titled album was released in 2000, was distributed and played around the world with Mystical showing up on numerous compilations including the Guess Who’s Canadian label. The album was recorded by David Cragin in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Cragin produced all of the songs and added all of the cool instrumentation that make the album the great listening experience that it is. 20 years later the re-mastered song and accompanying new video is splashing down around the world again catching the ears of a new generation.

The 2nd album, Dance Like a Ghost, under the same band name was awarded Best Rock CD in New Mexico and was produced in Albuquerque, New Mexico by Academy Award nominee, Jeffery Mettling at Trinity Recording Studios. Both Racecar albums were mastered in Santa Fe, New Mexico by Andrew Click at Stepbridge Studio. Guest appearances include Simon Widdowson, Jon Trujillo, Anya Alyassin, Gamze Guckiran and Willy Magee. Also, David Cragin of Santa Fe Soundworks, Steven Howell of Jonasol Studio & Julian Lopez of Crazy Productions Studio.

Judges awarding the album included Rick Derringer, who has played with The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, John Lennon, Alice Cooper, Steely Dan, Kiss, Todd Rundgren and Stevie Ray Vaughn. Rick’s classic hit, "Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo" is a standard. Other judges included Elvin Bishop and Randy Brecker. Randy has seven Grammy nominations under his belt and a double Grammy for the album "Out of the Loop''. He has played with Stanley Clarke, Eric Clapton, James Taylor, Bruce Springsteen, Chaka Khan, George Benson, Larry Coryell, David Sanborn and Frank Zappa.

Now with Acoustic Astronaut, Dave is flexing his production prowess on new releases such as Feathers From My Wing, Destruction Mill and Saving My Dream. Some good recordings recently came out of Stats Movement Records in Albuquerque, notably, an original looped riff called Just a Babe. Rojello and The Crazy Mexican did him right.

Acoustic Astronaut had an underground classic song called Music Heroes of America with their publisher in Nashville, Diamond Garden Music. The song has been pitched to prominent producers who listen to songs for Kenny Chesney, Willie Nelson, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, and Chris Stapleton among other recording artists. Another song is on the way to them.

Dave also plays in the Worship Band at Peoples Church of Santa Fe https://www.facebook.com/peopleschurchsf/. Go to www.acousticastronaut.com for more information. Dave is glad to be alive and grateful for the Lord's Blessings in his life.

Natures Shocking Kind Acoustic Astronaut Feat. David Cragin

Acoustic Astronaut

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