Name: I can’t get enough (of you) by A Midtown Farewell (Brandon Wilson)
Duration: 3 min 58 s
Description: A melodically sweet and driving rhythm all about living and loving

NIGHT LIFE

Don’t say I didn’t tell you (ARNIE CUNTingham)

An orchestral piece with A beautiful sweeping melody that evokes a terrible sense of longing for that someone whom you love so deeply, even though they’re not lying beside you when you lay your head down at night and worse they’re not there when you wake up each morning. Still you hope, without reason, you hope and you pine and you burn inside every night for that person. Maybe one day they’ll finally notice.

Lonely nights without you here (orchestral movement)

Recorded on my iPhone’s voice recorder, so the guitar track sounds rough, but my performance is spot on in this rendition. Also I added some strings to sort of hide the rough quality of the guitar track and it brings out the beauty of the piece as well.

Si baeg si mhor-hector the hero (Celtic and Spanish folk songs homage)

A calming transition from one place to another

Morning Coffee (Interlude)

The bass line is slightly different than the original. Personally I like this one better.

Mourning coffee (Interlude) (Alternate bass version)

My tongue became like a venomous serpent

I added a few tracks a couple loops in there. sort of an update

Mourning coffee (Interlude B)

Ghost stories (EDM)

A melodically sweet and driving rhythm all about living and loving

I can’t get enough (of you)

Im an independent musician and singer-songwriter living in north central texas. Ive been playing music for about 35 years and writing my own full songs, which is including both music and lyrics, for the past 25 years

I can’t get enough (of you)

A Midtown Farewell (Brandon Wilson)

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