Name: Limo (interlude) by Blake Cunningham
Duration: 39 s
Description: This is a audio collogue of music I've been making for the past few years. It came out at midnight on Halloween.

Ringo Starr released this tune in 1973. Performed on my Yamaha PSR-SX900 arranger keyboard.

Can you "Name That Tune"? I have a website that contains my complete collection of tunes with their titles revealed at: https://www.harveytwyman.com

Name That Tune #418 by Ringo Starr

On several occasions, throughout various compositions of mine, I’ve emphasized how a melody or theme was based on something I wrote long ago, during my teenage years.
In this instance, the main theme is probably one of the very first things I ever composed—likely my first 'Eureka' moment, when I first gained some clarity about my musical gifts. Needless to say, this melody holds immense personal significance.
After all this time, I’ve finally decided to properly honor it by writing a set of variations.

Ode For Piano, A Minor, No. 2

This is a audio collogue of music I've been making for the past few years. It came out at midnight on Halloween.

Limo (interlude)

Lyrics

I'm afraid of everything I love
I never feel that I'm enough
I just want to feel free
Oh, I just want to be okay with me
hum hum hum badum badum badum

Now on a completely different note, I saw a little green snake
He was very cute and I can't take that away
I want to bless all the nature that I see
Now that I have sung to it and it's heard of me
la da da da da da dum

Original phone recording by Nan Baron
Mixed & mastered by Brida Marigliani

Nan's Nature Song


Purple Groove Records
Electronica
80 BPM - F Major


Beatport 

Realization

ddoT

Klangmoebel-Soundtracks, Vol. 4: Harry

EILAD 

 

Rap Verse 1:  

I’m sitting pretty now but I used to be so vicious. 

Was the moment I met you, that second everything changed 

So many lessons in my life, in all these bridges I’d burned 

Perhaps it isn’t fair, to have to be my calm in the storm 

But we’re rebuilding my foundation, all the years, damage done 

All this poison in my blood, always steering me wrong 

All these choices, these decisions, all the things that we do 

Now, every breath a confirmation that I’ll be there for you. 

 

Verse 1:  

Oh, I love you, my angel, I do 

Oh, my starling, the murmuration of you 

And I don’t want to wake up but for your light, my every morning, all I need 

This time is never enough, so be careful with the moments, let us have this memory 

 

Rap Verse 2:  

If I’ve learned anything, it’s that this is the time 

But it passes so fast, too old for nursery rhymes 

Thinkin' back to scraped knees, I was a mountain to climb 

Both the good and the bad, what kind of man was I? 

And you moved me, so when the sun sets low, let it be, it’s ok, you know we all have to go Keep the love that we shared, may it continue to grow. 

I carried you, you carried me so much further though 

 

Verse 2 

Oh, my child, my one, my blood 

My hand runs the lines marked on the wall, how fast the time has gone 

I smile at the box of things, and search my heart to feel that way again 

And as I fade away, may the simple things we had be enough when all that’s left 

 

Outtro 

And we all sing… 

Oh my love, every day is like a dream 

With you in my life, every day is like a dream  

Oh, my baby, how you blessed my soul, every day is like a dream. 

With you in my life, every day is like a dream  

eilad

RAIN some of us have to much and others are in drought but when the first rains come they are wonderful.Jigs Tripping and i have been having great times bringing these songs across the sea and giving you great original music different to anything out there mixed and vocals at ramrod with Herman Covacs at the desk Ramrod Studios

Rain +Gary Hayward Lyrics @Vocals +Jigs Tripping Music and brilliance

Love Me

Kiera Starr’s latest single ‘Fine Without You’ serves as the official fifth single from her upcoming sophomore album ‘Through My Eyes’. The single, co-written with UK based DJ, producer & writer DJ Freedom, discusses topics of the dark side to the industry. 

“Me & DJ Freedom both went through an awful experience together when we both started out in this industry. There was people trying to take our power, own our art, and even own us as people. FWY is kinda an FU to those people, and is our way of taking the power back. We wanted to show them that we are better without them, and we don’t need them to succeed.”

Fine Without You (ft DJ Freedom)

Blake Cunningham is an independent musician and songwriter from Northern Michigan.

Limo (interlude)

Blake Cunningham

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