Solo vocals over piano track ballad. Empowerment achieved in final verse from failing relationship

You're Leaving piano demo - Alan Cooper

A track questioning natural disasters. Why do little children die? Asking questions of God

In The Sun

Strong woman rises up again after failed relationship. Shows strength. Courage. Shows the world she still belongs and that she has her place and will show them who she is.

I Still Belong

A boy reflects on the things she said which hurt. Confused about life and love in general, he wishes he could find a way to understand and get through

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Things she said

A trip through space to the final frontier. Spacecraft and interplanetary travel. Signal from spaceship disappears into depths of time/space at end of track

Spaced

A woman in a failing relationship takes control and ends the on/off nature of the relationship and tells her man he's leaving because she's decided won't be messed any more. He's always doing the splitting and coming back but now he has to go

You're Leaving

Sad reflective ballad on lost love. Question: Who Cares? Answer: I Care

Who Cares?

Marriage break up. Domestic rows. Dysfunctional father embarrassed by his failure. Children are getting affected and are taken for relief to their Nana

Seconds Out

Reminiscences of a sweet remembered love compared to seasons

Sweet Love

Dystopian psychedelic protest with deep bass drum backbeat steady

Funky face space race

I have lyrics to this which makes it into a hymn for use in a church choir as in Going Home to God. 
I wrote it imagining a man dying on a battlefield, held by dear friends, comforted in the knowledge that he would go home to his God.
First verse only: 
''I'm going home now, my God is calling
My friends are near me, a shadow's falling
I'm going home

I'm Going Home

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Beautiful

Former bass player in Liverpool semi-pro bands Impulse, Double Time, Big Wheel, Wig Wam Band, Wize Guyz. Now I’m songwriting and hoping someone will like a song of mine and record it. Or a publisher out there likes a song and has an artist needing a song.

Alan Cooper

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