Words

A story about a workplace brain crash...

Artwork: a photo of a full blood moon I took in November 2022 with my iPhone.

Well I don't wanna be where I went before
'cause the odour in that place knocks me down to the floor
It ain't real cool being down and out
I gotta stay away so I don't flip out
Everywhere you go and everywhere you wanna be
You know I just wanna be free

Well I don't want to be in the sun no more
It just ain't good for my skin and it burns me to the core
So I will stay in the shade and keep on out of the light
'cause I know I'll be good with it
Even if it takes all my life

I said hey, I said hey, I said hey, I said hey, I said hey, hey hey hey

Oh will you do this and can you do that
I said yes yes yes yes
And will you drop everything you're doing, just for me
I said yes yes yes and yes
But wait there is more I want you to do
I should've said no
Yes yes yes

Small break

Well everything you say is quite true
It's not only the sun that will burn you
Look over your shoulder left and right
I hope you can get some sleep tonight

I said hey, ah hey hey, I said hey, ah hey hey

No Sun

Thank you to all my supporters. Much love <3
-
Vocalist; songwriter; poet; author; D-grade philosopher.

#anderssonarte
-
Collaborators/Affiliates:

> Salvatore Nuccio
[ https://soundcloud.com/salvatorenuccio ]
>> Angelo Annicchiarico
[ https://soundcloud.com/angelo-annicchiarico-1 ]
>> Tracey Cracknell
[ https://soundcloud.com/user-656984672 ]
>> ZODALITT
[ https://soundcloud.com/lise-jonsson ]
>> Jostein Kihl Svarthe
[ https://soundcloud.com/jostein-kihl-svarthe ]
>> BlueToad 
[ https://soundcloud.com/dan-lemiel ]
>> Kenny Dyer
[ https://soundcloud.com/kenny_dyer ]
>> Behold the Sludge
[ https://soundcloud.com/beholdthesludge ]
>> IPG1 aka LOU
[ https://soundcloud.com/ipg1 ]
>> #WEATNU
[ https://soundcloud.com/weatnu ]

...just a tiny bit of fading noise...

ex-drummer, ukulele player, sometimes guitar player, keyboard tinkerer and harmonica player. Love to listen to and create music...

The Faraway Tree is a place I come to sing and write.These songs are from my earlier work when I was just starting out in the studio with my writing and singing.I also have been putting up recent workings as I go.Hope you enjoy(:You can find links to my other pages below.
Peace and love, Bluebird

Hey everyone,
I’m Tony ; guitarist, songwriter, and a lifelong fan of instrumental guitarrock. I’ve been playing guitar for about 35 years now, spending many of those years in different bands playing both original songs and covers.
Becoming a professional musician was always my dream, but it turned out to be pretty tough. Around 2012, I stopped performing live after my last band — a classicrock coverband — fell apart after yet another line-up change.
To keep the spark alive, I started a studio project and challenged myself to write some instrumental rocktracks — something I’d always wanted to do but never really had the time for. This led to my EP “Tony Silverhill & The Spiritual Sinners” in 2018, followed by my full-length album “The Next Level” in 2022.
I’m not much of a self-promoter — I prefer spending my time on the music itself rather than on social media — and since instrumental guitarrock is pretty niche, my songs never reached a massive audience. But honestly, that’s fine by me. This way of working fits perfectly with my life now.  By day I work in a factory to support my family — not exactly rock & roll, but it gives me total artistic freedom because I`m not financially dependent on music. I make what I love, and I won’t release it until I think it’s truly ready. If that takes a little longer, so be it.
My roots are in metal — I grew up on bands like Iron Maiden, AC/DC, and Metallica. But back in the ‘90s, I went to a G3 concert and saw  Joe Satriani and Steve Vai which really sparked my love for instrumental songs. I’m also a big fan of bluesy rockplayers like Gary Moore, Billy Gibbons, Angus Young, and Slash — and if you listen closely, you’ll probably can hear influences of all of them in my songs.
If you’ve listened to one of my tracks (or are listening right now), I hope you’re enjoying it — I sure enjoyed making it.
A salute to all the creative souls out there!
Tony Silverhill

No Sun

Lawrence Farr