Deneb

something we all have happen in our lives,love ,loss ,hurt all in one ballard,written by gary hayward and ken hodges ,Phil Grantham of volt edge video on youtube https://youtu.be/ZIPrajQVQU0?si=zW8YOZ2_E4U1RAH0

Why Do You Hurt Me (2)

Treetop

In a dark, dark place, in a dark, dark wood.
You found your hiding place?
Because I think you should.
It's obscene.
You're out there looking pretty green.

You stand upon the hill, above the darkest town.
You like to waste your time.
You all just hang around.
Remaining seen.
It's no surprise, you're pretty green.

I can see your faults.
Can you see my needs?
Through the screen.
I can see your outline against the moon.
Pretty green.

Upon a lonely street, there is a golden house.
Even the quietest man can start the loudest shouts.
Fuck your machine.
Oh, my fucking God you are green.

In a dark, dark room, and down a dark, dark stair.
There is a hiding place, and we should hide in there.
Living the dream?
A pretty green flying machine.

You can't  hide your faults.
Can you meet my needs?
Hidden screams.
I can't make your outline against the sun.
It's all green.

You can't read my thoughts.
You wont get inside.
Just unseen.
Can you take me out from amongst the noise.
That's all green.
A pretty green flying machine.

Pretty Green

Android Love

I'm drowning under a pile of papers and emails,
Meetings stacked up, a ship with too many sails.
Every task's a mountain, each deadline a storm,
In this sea of to-dos, I need to find form.

Help me out, Professor Pareto, show me the way,
Which 20 percent matters? Teach me today.
Cut through the clutter, let the trivial flee,
Help me out, Professor Pareto, set my mind free.

Calendar's a jungle, ideas fighting for light,
Searching for clarity in the thicket of night.
"Focus on the crucial," your whisper in my ear,
"Trim the trivial, let the vital appear."

Help me out, Professor Pareto, show me the way,
Which 20 percent matters? Teach me today.
Cut through the clutter, let the trivial flee,
Help me out, Professor Pareto, set my mind free.

Now, I stand a bit lighter, with a smirk, I confess,
Even Professor Pareto can't tame my creative mess.
Yet there's charm in the chaos, and wisdom in the fray,
Thank you, Professor Pareto, for clearing some way.

Help me out, Professor Pareto, show me the way,
Which 20 percent matters? Teach me today.
Cut through the clutter, let the trivial flee,
Help me out, Professor Pareto, set my mind free.

Help me out, Professor Pareto, show me the way,
Which 20 percent matters? Teach me today.
Cut through the clutter, let the trivial flee,
Help me out, Professor Pareto, set my mind free.

Help me out, Professor Pareto, show me the way,
Which 20 percent matters? Teach me today.
Cut through the clutter, let the trivial flee,
Help me out, Professor Pareto, set my mind free.

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"Help Me Out, Prof. Pareto" is a battle cry for anyone overwhelmed by the chaos of daily tasks and commitments. With its medieval-inspired guitar riffs and powerful bass, this track transforms the struggle for efficiency into an electrifying musical experience. It brings the Pareto Principle to life, urging listeners to identify and focus on the 20% of efforts that yield 80% of the results. The song navigates through the clutter of an overcommitted life, seeking wisdom in the teachings of Professor Pareto. From piles of papers to endless emails, the lyrics capture the common plight of trying to find clarity amidst chaos. The chorus serves as a plea for simplicity and effectiveness, making it a perfect anthem for anyone looking to optimize their productivity.

Help Me Out, Prof. Pareto

Stones Unturned - Combstead & Robert Grigg

All Music stuff by me.  

Special thanks to Kahlan Davis, Whitney Porter, John Moreland, HBIC, and the Toxic Brothers.  

Art by Pexels (Pixabay)

The Turning

This is an orchestral, soundtrack and it involves the story of a boy who goes to sleep and dreams his parents are aliens.

Kalib's Dream

Ok, Ladies & Gents, this guy (claiming to be prog rocker) did sumsim else ... (weird?) ... anyway, you figure that. Enjoy.

Funk Da Funk

Envy

Being musician and artist "since ages", the last two decades and all the developments in digital music broadened my interests and activities in doing music actively and passively. Not being shy of any genre (OK, leave off some Punk and Extreme Metal derivates) I engage in composing, arranging, mixing and collaborating. 

Oh, and I do all my artwork and designs as well. And as you may notice I regard AI as a friendly helper.

Have a few looks & listens into my repertoire and eventually gain some insights. I'm always open for collabs if the the interests match ...

Funk Da Funk

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