Name: every little things gonna be alright by BRIAN BRAND
Duration: 3 min 47 s
Description: this is basically a song about refection, reflecting your thots on life family events and experiences good times bad times happy times sad times but every little things gonna be alright

The Gospel/Blues sound in this song is wonderful and confessional.  A lovely song from beginning to end.

It's been tough recently (as I'm sure many others have found it), but great songs like this give hope. Like it... <,3

this is basically a song about refection, reflecting your thots on life family events and experiences good times bad times happy times sad times but every little things gonna be alright

every little things gonna be alright

Original by Alannah Myles 1989

Docvet : Acoustic guitar & vocal
PJ Project : Other instruments, chorus & mix.

Black Velvet W/ Docvet

Lyrics/music/keyboard:  Mitzimar
Visuals                           : Joe M.

ANOTHER ARK

Whiskey In The Jar

He came from above, He came from above, to give us God's love, to give us God's love,  
He came from above,
He walked on the Earth, He walked on the Earth, we celebrate his birth, we celebrate his birth,
He walked on the Earth,
He showed us the way, He showed us the way, spread peace every day, spread peace every day,
He showed us the way,
He died on the cross, He died on the cross, we were saved by his loss, we were saved by his loss, 
He died on the cross,
He was God's only son, He was God's only son, and here for everyone, and here for everyone,
He was God's only son,
He was the son of the father above, we celebrate glorify and love,
He was the son of the father above, we celebrate glorify and love,
We celebrate His life, We celebrate His life, and shine in His light, and shine in His light,
We celebrate His life,
He came from above, He came from above, to give us God's love, to give us God's love,  
He came from above,

He Came From Above

He Came From Above (Graham Williams)  2022 Words Of Wonder Music

"Mike and Sergio have come up with a song that is long enough to relax into."
— Gerry Verdier (English language teacher, music critic, and occasional lyricist)

“As long as we are a single-planet species, we are vulnerable to extinction by a planetwide catastrophe, natural or self-induced. Once we become a multiplanet species, our chances to live long and prosper will take a huge leap skyward.”
— David Grinspoon (American astrobiologist)

One of the greatest challenges of traveling to another star has to do with the sheer amount of energy necessary to get humans to another star within their own lifetimes. Hence why some proponents of interstellar travel recommend sending spacecraft that are essentially miniaturized worlds that can accommodate travelers for centuries or longer. These “Generation Ships” (aka. worldships or Interstellar Arks) are spacecraft that are built for the truly long haul.
— Matt Williams (From Universe Today: Space and astronomy news)

“(With generational ships) … stuff breaks down. The second law of thermodynamics is unbreakable. You can't just put a closed system in space for a century and hope for the best. And either the planet at the other end is dead, in which case we'll have to spend centuries terraforming it, or it's alive, and its unseen assassins could kill us in a hundred ways. (In other words) … there is no Planet B."
— Chris Taylor (writing about Kim Stanley Robinson’s book Aurora) 

lyrics
Woke up this morning, (least I think it was;
it’s hard to tell out here in Space)
And looked at photos of the Earth way back when
All blues and greens and a happy face
That home today is stormy grey
Hot as hell, cold as clay
Stuck inside a tin can just like “Major Tom”
We seek a new world where we can all belong

Sailing out upon “Hope of Humanity”
To places only fate would make us dare … to go
Sailing out into the great expanse
To find and build a home out in a galaxy … and know
We’re there to stay … there is no elsewhere x2

On a journey longer than our lives
Where decades form one endless year
I stare at the dark and quiet immensity
All I sense is death, somber and severe,
no safe haven near

Sailing out upon “Hope of Humanity”
To places only fear would make us dare … to go
Sailing out into the great expanse
To find and build a home out in a galaxy … and know
We’re there to stay … there is no elsewhere x2

Woke up this morning, (the stardial says it is)
And thought about my parents back on Earth
It’s sad to think that I’m as good as dead to them
I wonder about our sacrifice … and what it’s worth

Sailing out upon “Hope of Humanity”
To places only faith would make us dare … to go
Sailing out into the great expanse
To find and build a New Jerusalem … and know
We’re there to stay … there is no elsewhere

from Urban Tales, released February 28, 2022
Track released September 10, 2022
Music and lyrics: Michael Sellers
Vocals: Michael Sellers
Guitars, synths, piano, drums, musical arrangement, & production: Sergio Aguilar
Album Cover photo: Image from photofunia.com
Cover design: Michael Sellers & Loretta Sellers Fortuny

Urban Tales

There Is No Elsewhere

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There Is No Elsewhere - 5 Stars/UK Songwriting Contest, 2022 & 2023: Semi-finalist

The tragic tale of a foreign girl forced into prostitution in England during the First World War, and the terrible fate that awaited so many of the soldiers. Many, many thanks to Ale Destiny for her poignant and plaintive vocal. You can hear her latest song "Vincent" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfa7jjZoK0U&list=OLAK5uy_kwTdpzKWQbJ5Xm05Ok3ulGPmfAm_xv7s8

“Many home-front brothels served an increased number of clients following the war’s outset owing to the influx of men in arms preparing to go into the field.”
- Journey Steward (International Encyclopedia of the First World War)

Slang used in the song:
Dose: (in this case) a venereal infection
Dough: money
Slut: term for a person, usually a woman or girl, who is sexually promiscuous or considered to have loose sexual morals. It dates from the late 14th century in Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales, although ironically he was describing a man!
Squaddies: soldiers
The clap: gonorrhea (The narrator in this song gets gonorrhea, or the clap, which was rampant at the time because so many soldiers were catching it from the prostitutes operating near the front. Many of those soldiers, believe it or not, were still virgins and didn't want to die without experiencing sex)
Whore: prostitute

Lyrics
There’s many a squaddie comes visiting
From the barracks up the road
And they all, if they pay, get a welcome
And a rest from a soldier’s load
They’ll be fighting for King and country
And be paid with a grisly end
So, the least we can do is to hold them
To be, for a while, their friend
To be, for a while, to be, for a while
To be, for a while, their friend

Ah me, I was born in a Catholic land
I’ve no love for you Protestant lads!
But I got put in the family way
And reviled as sinful and bad
I’m in England now, a whore for sure
But I dance and I sing and I play
And the squaddies laugh so innocently
As night gives way to the day
As night gives way to
as night gives way to
As night gives way to the day

I fell in love with an Irish boy
No more tender a lad you could meet
He was set to ask me to marry
But was lost in some bloody retreat
I’m carrying his child in my belly
But it’s whoring that brings in the dough
I’m to visit some witch in an alley
To make sure that there’s nothing to show
Make sure that there’s nothing,
Make sure that there’s nothing
Make sure that there’s nothing to show

The doctor says that I got the clap
A soldier, I’ll bet, from the front
The sluts down there do a roaring trade
Death so close, that they bear the brunt
Of virgins wanting a taste of the flesh
‘fore their bodies are ripped to shreds
And if they survive, return with their dose
To pass on in the heat of our beds
Pass on in the heat, pass on in the heat
To pass on in the heat of our beds

Yes, many a squaddie comes visiting
And will do for some time to come
But will there be any lads left alive
To march to the military drum
Yes, soldiers are welcome, one and all
And will be for some time to come
But where are all of the marrying types
To save us from our whoredom
To save us from our, to save us from our …
To save us from our whoredom

From One Singer Left to Mourn; track released August 11, 2023
Music: Michael Sellers; Sergio Aguilar
Lyrics: Michael Sellers
Lead Vocal: Ale Destiny
Backing Vocals: Alejandro Hidalgo & Michael Sellers
Guitars & bass, piano, percussion; musical arrangement, & production: Sergio Aguilar
Cover photo: Photo by The British Library on Unsplash, combined with a photo provided by Loretta Sellers
Cover design: Michael Sellers; Loretta Sellers Fortuny

One Singer Left to Mourn

Soldiers Welcome!

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Soldiers Welcome! 5 Stars; Highly Commended Entry; UK Songwriting Contest, 2023

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My name is Brian im from lochgelly a  village in the wee county of fife central scotland , singing and songwriting is a great hobby of mine bringing music and lyrics creating new songs of various styles from pop to rock blues folk country love songs ballads whatever my mood ,2021 is my year to bring my music out and introduce it to the public by any means possible, in the hope that the general public like my songs & keep coming back to listen to more as well as introduce friends etc to my sound cloud page, in the hope of building a fan base. a song is like a new invention to me so i do take time trying to create the right sound & songs that will capture hearts ,in that i do try to write songs based on true life experiences and about people i've know or knew as well as places etc my songs arent planned or prepared in anyway i just bring out my guitar or piano then search around the chords that i know sometimes using a cappo in search of that new song, i have played a few open mic nights and played as a support act in a few local pubs where i have been requested back, have also played live on radio west fife community hospital radio, sescot radio and in abbots house dunfermline which was recently open to the public a program that was run to enable people like myself to play publicly developing skills with open random audiences and likewise singer songwriters and musicians. in the event that some talent scouts going to find people like myself and make our claim to fame ( as if thats ever going to happem ) but no harm in dreaming is there pmsl 

every little things gonna be alright

BRIAN BRAND

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