wait by the window
pray through the sight

for a dollar
in my pocket
for my country
who’d have thought?

don’t stand by the window
outmanned and alone

after drinking
(check my cheekpiece)
i can hit it
(pull the bolt back)
without thinking
(keep my hands loose)
what i’ve done

i’m waiting now by the window
i don’t know how to get home

for a dollar
in my pocket
for my country
wrong or right

after drinking
(check my cheekpiece)
i can hit it
(pull the bolt back)
without thinking
(keep my hands loose)
what i’ve done
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Thanks to Janine Levinson and Cheesemont Paisely-Paisely for early listening and encouragement.

Special thanks to Wheelwright for sage editorial advice.

Image by Chandler Cruttenden via Unsplash



Window

My Lil Shit Forever (Remix)

My Lil Shit Forever (Remix) (Sped Up)

A new Rock version of a song that I wrote in 2020.
Lyrics below:

I WAS A BIT BORED
WHILE CRUISIN' ONE NIGHT
IN MY OLD 31 FORD
AND THEN I SAW A GTO
WITH IT'S PIPES BLASTIN'
I KNEW IT WAS ALL SHOW
HE WAS LOOKIN' AND SMILIN'
AND WE SAW NO COPS
SOON, OUR TIRES WERE SMOKIN'
WE RAN SIDE BY SIDE
FROM RED LIGHT TO RED LIGHT
MAN, HE WAS HURTIN' MY PRIDE
AS HIS LIGHTS WERE FADIN'
OUT OF NOWHERE
BLUE LIGHTS WERE FLASHIN'
THE COPS CAUGHT THE GTO
AND I KNEW HE WAS IN TROUBLE
HE HAD NOWHERE TO GO
ON THE OUTSIDE OF TOWN
I HID BEHIND A CHURCH
WHILE MY NERVES SETTLED DOWN
THE DRIVER OF THE GTO
 SPENT THE NIGHT IN JAIL
I WAS LUCKY DON'T YOU KNOW
(GUITAR SOLO)
YEA, I WAS A BIT BORED
WHILE CRUISIN' ONE NIGHT
IN MY OLD 31 FORD
THEN I SAW A GTO
WITH IT'S PIPES BLASTIN'
I KNEW IT WAS ALL SHOW
YEA, I KNEW IT WAS ALL SHOW

2020 (c) Lyrics by Tony Harris

I Was A Bit Bored (while cruising one night) - Lyrics by Tony

Plan (With Maxtoofaded & M3nny)

Big Booty Thootie!

Wodwo and I return with another.

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Cover art: Wodwo

The Pendulum Swings

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A Mountain Message

Where Are The Stars

Had To Follow Up The Energy On The First Installment!!!!
Listen!!!! Enjoy!!!! Share!!!! Download!!!!

STARTING 5 DJ MIXES

NOT YA REGULAR MIX VOL.2 [EXPLICIT]

Performed by Gerald Sloan and Graham Saville

Composer: Sykes Maheeph
Gerald Sloan: Nylon string guitar
Graham Saville: Vibes

Taken from "The Latino Project" by Gerald Sloan and Graham Saville

Taken

48 Tarndale Avenue composed by jerryhatrik played by gerald sloan

Alex Ingram has a BA in Sculpture from Glasgow School of Art and a MA in Fine Art from Saint Martins School of Art and Design.
A Matter Artist, he uses photography, video, poetry and painting and is interested in the ideas of “Nothing”, tactile interaction and the physical nature of thought. As a continuing process the pieces he makes are moments along the journey with meaning being a fluid commodity.

Alex has exhibited his work both in Britain and abroad in galleries, festivals and as site specific work. He has also published four books and completed three.

