better brother

Hold you in my arms

So often separation and goodbye is difficult but we can do it with class and reminded of the good memories to relive the magic. Written about songwriter co write separation and band break ups. Arranged and Produced by Andy Warner.

Take This Song With You

When the chill in the air wakes you to a beautiful fall day... 

Sweet and Chilly Morning -Janice Brittain Music

Here you Are -Janice Brittain Music.wav

A baby was born on the W Train the night before my mom's birthday, with some help from strangers. I wrote a song about it during February Album Writing Month. Thank you to Wobbie Wobbit for mixing.

A Baby Got Born
Nancy Cunningham

Somebody's baby got born on a subway train this morning 
I saw it in the paper, so maybe it happened last night
Some baby got herself born in the first car on a W train
She found a stranger to help her out 
Made me smile, they think she's  gonna be alright 

You used to be a baby on a subway train most mornings 
You used to mostly like it, unless we’d had a rough night 
Then you’d cry like the baby in the first car on the W train , 
Til a stranger   would help you out 
He would smile like it's all gonna be alright 
Til you'd Smile, like we're all gonna  gonna be alright

So if you see a baby on a subway train this morning 
If you see a mother who needs a little help some night 
If you see somebody who used to be a baby in the first car on the W train, be a stranger,  help ‘em out 
Go on Smile like you'reall gonna be alright   
Until they smile, like  you're all gonna be alright 

Tell 'em a baby got born on a subway train one morning
Go on smile,  make 'em smile,   it's alright 
Go on smile,  make 'em smile,   it's alright 

A Baby Got Born

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I Can Feel The Wind

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"She Talks About A Bronco Rider, Who Holds Her Heart For Ranson"
Nashville's Finest by James Deely.
Copyright BMI 2018

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