bruh i thought this was a have nice life song

justdiscovered this  itwas the whistling  oh no whistling makin a come back but great song

makes me wonder why so many people listen to garbage when smart, beautiful songs are out there. this one will last forever.

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Go Home Brianna is a surf-inspired ballad with rich vocal harmonies in the style of the Beach Boys. On the surface, it sounds like a tender love song, but the lyrics tell a deeper story of a relationship tested by late nights, struggles, and the moment when caring becomes letting go. With its dreamy, romantic chorus and bittersweet imagery, Go Home Brianna blends classic surf pop with storytelling that’s as haunting as it is beautiful.

LYRICS
(C)2025 Ggreg Snyder

[Verse 1]
We were laughing in the neon glow,
Dancing fast while the night moved slow.
I held your hand, but your eyes looked far,
Like you’d drifted to another star.

[Chorus]
Go home, Brianna, it’s late tonight,
The waves are gone, but the moon’s still bright.
I’ll walk you back, though I know it’s true,
I might be losing more than you.

[Verse 2]
I pretended not to see the signs,
Turned my head for a sweeter time.
But the music stopped, and the floor grew still,
And I almost called as you climbed that hill.

[Chorus]
Go home, Brianna, it’s late tonight,
The waves are gone, but the moon’s still bright.
I’ll walk you back, though I know it’s true,
I might be losing more than you.

[Bridge]
You cried out loud, said I was wrong,
For holding on when the night felt long.
But it took an hour just to let you be,
Safe at last by your own front key.

[Final Chorus]
Go home, Brianna, the tide has turned,
The flame was bright, but the fire burned.
I’ll walk away with the dawn’s first hue,
And never see the end of you.

#surfrock #beachboysstyle #romanticballad #60svibes #storysongs #americana #harmonies

Go Home, Brianna

Early Dosh.  from 1998.  never released.  Recorded and mixed at Third Ear by Tom Cesario.  No loops here folks.  I just wanted to share it with you.  this was my first time in a real studio.  Tom Herbers' old place.  Amazing room.  This is all multitracked to 2 inch tape.  the playing and idea may be a little off, but the sounds are great.  B3, rhodes, piano, drums, junk..... it was a great few days there, and this is the best thing to come out of it.....

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a new track from my tour cd, Silver Face.  100 new copies printed up for my upcoming Euro tour.  Dates here:  http://toutpartout.be/Artists/Dosh

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The Wild Hunt

Love is All

The Rip Tide

Santa Fe

Lon Gisland

Elephant Gun

The Flying Club Cup

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Pride

Wolves

NUDES

Right Down The Line

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Variations In The Key Of Afterlife is the first release derived from the collaborative effort between Luke Henshaw (Planet B, Sonido de la Frontera) and Gabe Serbian (The Locust, Dead Cross, Head Wound City, Le Butcherettes, etc.). Many different descriptions come to mind when trying to put a finger on the sound they have created: Cinematic, Space Rock, Funky Avant-Garde are a few. One might even venture to label it post-prog. Variations is an instrumental journey through a digital cosmos filled with analog planets and electric stars. It’s chock full of huge drums and moving instrumentation, provided by a large selection of different instruments from Bass, Sax, Flute, and String section to Fender Rhodes, MPC, Mellotron, and Brass section. Luke Henshaw is the man behind the breakbeats from the legendary Needle Thrashers DELTA and GAMMA. A talented producer as well as musician, he has the vision to bring artists of many styles and backgrounds together, outside of their element, to create a unique, and thought provoking sound. Gabe Serbian is a hard hitting drummer and multi-instrumentalist for such powerhouse groups as The Locust and ZU. Serbian was named one of the Top 100 Drummers of Alternative Rock by SPIN Magazine. Rightly so, as his drumming is as much pounding as it is dynamic.
 
Variations in the Key of the Afterlife LP:
Variations in the Key of the Afterlife
Iron in the Soul
Orbital Sequence
Vicious & Solitary
Floating Abstractions
High Strangeness
Sacred Mantras
Troubled Sleep and False Awakenings
A Cry for Those Left Believing
The Chase Scene
Drifting Back Home

Sisyphus

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