Eulogies

I Fly

Moon To Mars

Her Perfect Life

Once in a nightclub on a spanish island, under a special purple spotlight...

Purple Sun

Flickering bulb in a smoky hall 
Shadows stretch like they're ten feet tall 
The pavement whispers The sirens wail 
Truth hides in alleys Spinning a tale 

Crime doesn't pay Oh no It takes Your soul 
Your name Leaves broken stakes 
You think you're rich But you're just prey 
In the end My friend Crime doesn't pay

Crime doesn’t pay .mp3

Subshit

Lot Full of Dreams is a country–hard rock crossover anthem that turns the car-buying process into a stadium-sized road song. With gritty verses that walk through trucks, SUVs, sedans, and even electric cars, the song blends humor, realism, and reflection. The anthemic chorus captures the spirit of choice and possibility, tying it to the colors and memories of past rides. Punchy guitars, stomping drums, and soulful vocals make it a windows-down, highway-blasting anthem for anyone weighing freedom against cost, practicality against dreams.

Lot full of Dreams

This is deeply personal song, about my longing for a father who wasn’t there, and the bittersweet moment of recognition that came too late. My father died shortly after from a massive epileptic seizure.
This blends vulnerability with raw storytelling of the moment my father didnt recognize me at a moment when I saw him, painting scenes of absence, chance encounters, and a final goodbye that is like a clock that can’t be rewound. Melancholic, heartfelt, and haunting — this track is for anyone who has ever carried unspoken love, silence, and loss in their chest.

Miss you dad...

Lyrics:


When I was young, 
I lived without my dad, 
He was somewhere else, in a life I never had
One day the news came
he had fallen down
Hit his head, and the silence was the loudest sound

Days turned to shadows, fear filled my chest
I saw him once more, so fragile, at rest
But the years rolled on, he drifted away
Until fate brought me back to him one day

I asked him the time, just to play my part
He looked at his watch, said “half past eight” with a start
I looked in his eyes, and I whispered through tears
“Don’t you know me? After all these years?”
He smiled and said, “It’s you, my son...” 
But that moment was the last — the final one

I saw him outside, with someone by his side
A quiet new chapter, a different life
I told my friend, “Wait"
I’ll make a small joke
Ask my father a question, words I never spoke

The silence between us weighed heavy that night
A stranger, a father, both wrong and both right
A couple more words, then he faded away
And I never saw him again to this day

I asked him the time, just to play my part
He looked at his watch, said “half past eight” with a start
I looked in his eyes, and I whispered through tears
“Don’t you know me? After all these years?” 
He smiled and said, “It’s you, my son...” 
But that moment was the last, the final one

Now the clock keeps on turning, but the hands won’t rewind
I’m left with a memory, a shadow in my mind
His body gave up, but his ghost still remains
A love never spoken, just silence and pain

I asked him the time, just to play my part
He looked at his watch, said “half past eight” with a start
I looked in his eyes, and I whispered through tears
“Don’t you know me? After all these years?” 
He smiled and said, “It’s you, my son...” 
But that moment was the last
the final one...

Half Past Eight

Reposted with the added vocals of Lien.  My many thanks to Lien for graciously enriching this composition with his amazing talent. You can find more of Lien's wonderful music here https://soundcloud.com/lien-thag

Inspired by the poem "The Peace of Wild Things" by the American poet Wendall Berry.

When despair for the world grows in me
and I wake in the night at the least sound
in fear of what my life and my children’s lives may be,
I go and lie down where the wood drake
rests in his beauty on the water, and the great heron feeds.
I come into the peace of wild things
who do not tax their lives with forethought
of grief. I come into the presence of still water.
And I feel above me the day-blind stars
waiting with their light. For a time
I rest in the grace of the world, and am free.

The Peace of Wild Things (featuring Lien)

An album crafted with AI‑generated sound support, but featuring lyrics entirely written by a human author. La Stanza delle Onde pays homage to the golden era of Italian progressive rock in the 1970s — including its fondness for long, lavish band names (like Premiata Forneria Marconi or Banco del Mutuo Soccorso) — and the band name celebrates that tradition with a wink.
Harnessing classic sounds like Hammond organs, modular synths, flutes, odd time signatures, and intricate arrangements, the tracks explore identity, solitude, the passage of time, media distortion, and forsaken ideals.
This isn’t just nostalgia. It’s a new creation that looks back to better understand the now.

E tu dove sei

C.W. Music Productions creates original, genre-spanning songs with the help of AI — blending human storytelling, satire, and emotion with cutting-edge technology. From folk to funk, protest ballads to comic pop, every track is crafted with purpose, curiosity, and a love for independent sound.