Ms Mediocre (Vocal Cover)

The Defective Turret Song

Singing a happy tune- Wander over yonder

Touch Tone Bubblegum (Mashup between Touch Tone Telephone and Bubblegum Bitch)

“The Best of Friends” - Wander Over Yonder

'Hold The Ferry' is not just a song; it's a rain-slicked pier at twilight, a cinematic snapshot of a moment stretched to its breaking point.

https://stevesokolowski.com/songs/hold-the-ferry/modern/

Other versions:
Traditional:  https://stevesokolowski.com/songs/hold-the-ferry/traditional/
Definitive:  https://stevesokolowski.com/songs/hold-the-ferry/definitive/

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Timetables blink; a bulb goes soft with age.
Ticket ink has bled along my name.
Your scarf is folded in my pocket’s lining—
salt and wool, a quiet kind of flame.

A turnstile counts the promises we made;
the river answers only in its sway.
A gull draws one slow stitch across the harbor;
I almost say the thing I shouldn’t say.

Hold the ferry. Keep her idling near.
Hold the ferry. I’m still on the pier.
Hold the ferry. Let the ropes stay tight.
I’ll make it to the gangway if you buy me one more night.

The café shutters rattle in their sleep.
A matchbook sighs inside my coat’s left seam.
Your last small letter keeps its corner folded—
a harbor drawn in pencil, half a dream.

The clock hand leans, uncertain as a hand.
A foghorn falls through bars of colored rain.
I count to ten, then start again at zero;
the platform boards remember where you came.

Hold the ferry. Keep her idling near.
Hold the ferry. I’m still on the pier.
Hold the ferry. Let the ropes stay tight.
I’ll make it down the ramp if you buy me one more night.

If time were kind, it wouldn’t take a fare.
It wouldn’t stamp the corner of our speech.
It wouldn’t close the gate while I was waving—
it wouldn’t name the distance out of reach.

Hold the ferry. Keep her idling near.
Hold the ferry. I’m still on the pier.
Hold the ferry. Write my name in light—
then dim it to a pulse until the morning finds its sight.

Hold the ferry....
Hold the ferry....

Hold The Ferry (Modern)

The song 'Let the Pun Fit the Crime from Wander Over Yonder including the mid-fight audio.

Wander Over Yonder - 'Let the Pun Fit the Crime'

Music & Lyrics by Andy Bean

The Singers:
Jack McBrayer as Wander
Keith Ferguson as Lord Hater & Singing Watchdog
Tom Kenny as Singing Watchdog
Andy Bean as Singing Watchdog

The Players:
Jim Cox - Piano
Michael B Green - Drums
Keith Karman - Bass Guitar
Andy Bean - Guitars and Organ
Charles DeCastro - Trumpet
Justin Rubenstein - Trombone
Brian Scanlon - Clarinet

Recorded at:
Capitol Studios - Los Angeles, CA
Atomix Media - Van Nuys, CA
Andy Bean's Garage - Los Angeles, CA

Recording Engineers:
Gabe Moffat, Tom Rogers, & Andy Bean

Mixed by Gabe Moffat

Ask Her a Question (from "My Fair Hatey")

Music by Andy Bean
Lyrics by Andy Bean & Frank Angones

The Singers:
April Winchell as Sylvia
Tom Kenny as Commander Peepers

The Players:
Jim Cox - Piano
Michael B Green - Drums
Keith Karman - Bass Guitar
Andy Bean - Guitars 
Charles DeCastro - Trumpet
Justin Rubenstein - Trombone
Brandon Armstrong - Sousaphone

Recorded at:
Capitol Studios - Los Angeles, CA
Atomix Media - Van Nuys, CA
Andy Bean's Garage - Los Angeles, CA

Recording Engineers:
Gabe Moffat, Tom Rogers, & Andy Bean

Mixed by Gabe Moffat

That's How We'll Get Her (from "My Fair Hatey)

Music by Andy Bean
Lyrics by Andy Bean & Frank Angones

The Singers:
Jack McBrayer as Wander
Keith Ferguson as Lord Hater
April Winchell as Sylvia
Tom Kenny as Commander Peepers

The Players:
Jim Cox - Piano
Michael B Green - Drums
Keith Karman - Bass Guitar
Andy Bean - Guitars and Organ
Charles DeCastro - Trumpet
Justin Rubenstein - Trombone
Brian Scanlon - Clarinet

Recorded at:
Capitol Studios - Los Angeles, CA
Atomix Media - Van Nuys, CA
Andy Bean's Garage - Los Angeles, CA

Recording Engineers:
Gabe Moffat, Tom Rogers, & Andy Bean

Mixed by Gabe Moffat

Let's All Go Meet Dominator (from "My Fair Hatey")

Music & Lyrics by Andy Bean

The Singers:
Jack McBrayer as Wander
Keith Ferguson as Lord Hater
April Winchell as Sylvia
Tom Kenny as Commander Peepers

The Players:
Jim Cox - Piano
Michael B Green - Drums
Keith Karman - Bass Guitar
Andy Bean - Banjo, Guitar, Steel Guitar, Organ

Recorded at:
Capitol Studios - Los Angeles, CA
Andy Bean's Garage - Los Angeles, CA

Recording Engineers:
Gabe Moffat & Andy Bean

Mixed by Gabe Moffat

My Fair Hatey (from "My Fair Hatey")

Andy Bean