'Not So Farfetched' is from Buckman Coe's album, "By the Mountain's Feet" (released March 2012). 

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All my promises seem broke
I don't even know when I'm lying to myself
Yeah, it's that bad and I think I'd be better off
if I just cut and run, cut and run
I could come back to my senses
Somewhere else, come back to my senses

If angels hover' round
why don't they take their chance
and save a piece of my soul
'cause the Devil's in me
Says he's in you too
And he wants to let some hell loose

Fire and Brimstone in my belly
When the claws come out
You'd better hide yourself
Yeah, it's that bad and I thought all the therapy
would have made me a better man
That I could take back everything
Said and done, take back everything

You've had your chances, and I've had mine
But when we sin together it's fatal but it feels divine
And you've got no reason to think that I have changed
But if there's no hope of redemption
Heaven and Hell they're both the same

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“What stands out are the gorgeous little touches—like the calypso-tinted guitars in the lite-and-breezy “Not So Farfetched” and the molasses-dipped harmonies in the wonderful country comedown “Plot Thick It Grows” ... If this were 1973, back when singer-songwriters ruled the earth, Coe wouldn’t have much time for side pursuits...he’d be busy cashing gold-record royalty cheques and house-hunting in Laurel Canyon. If that sounds hyperbolic, it shouldn’t, because By the Mountain’s Feet, is really that good”
-- Mike Usinger (Georgia Straight June 29, 2011)

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Produced & Arranged by Jason Kechely 
Mixed by Chon with Jason Kechely 
Engineered by Chon at Profile Sound, Sheldon Zaharko at the Factory, and Jason Kechely 
Mastered by Graemme Brown at Zen Mastering

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Devil's In You

"Plot Thick it Grows" is from Buckman Coe's album, "By the Mountain's Feet" (released March 2012).

Plot Thick It Grows

"Honey Child" is from Buckman Coe's album, "By the Mountain's Feet" (released March 2012).

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Don't love me just once, love me once again 
we've got time before I catch my train 
I'll be gone for many a day, 
I got to remember your kiss or I'll go insane 

Well, I'm going down to the end of the world 
gonna make a fortune for my boy and girl 
I might gamble maybe once or twice 
I'll keep it tucked in 'cos you are my wife 

Honey Child love me one more time, 
give me a kiss let's me know you're mine 
Honey Child you drive me wild 
I'll be loving you for a long long while 
Honey Child love me once again 
my love for you will never end 

When I come back take care of me, 
aw honey let me climb your cherry tree 
Treat me good baby treat me right, 
you know I'm gonna have quite an appetite! 
Don't love me just once love me once again, 
once as your lover and once as your friend 
When I come back that's where I'll stay 
so I can kiss you girl and watch our children play

Honey Child

Buckman Coe's album, "By the Mountain's Feet" was released March 2012. 

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Rest

This song was inspired by my friendship with my dear friend Keoni who truly embodies the Aloha spirit. He's currently recovering from surgery and his family & friends have set up a fund to help him as he cannot work and is still visiting the hospital frequently.

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Buckman Coe's album, "By the Mountain's Feet" was released March 2012. 

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Brother

Produced by Jason Kechely
Official Release Date September 25, 2015

Malama Ka 'Aina

Produced by Adham Shaikh
Official Release Date September 25, 2015

Courage

'Not So Farfetched' is from Buckman Coe's album, "By the Mountain's Feet" (released March 2012). 

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Come on pack your bags,
Let's leave 'em at the station
What did your guru say?
'There's only one moment to be living in'
This is how the story of you and I begins
And it's not so farfetched...

If we surrender control,
Will we find out where we're going?
You ask about my history,
But what am I a memory?
She says I'm science fiction,
I say she's fantasy and it's not so farfetched

Only one moment to be living in...
Life moves so fast...

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“What stands out are the gorgeous little touches—like the calypso-tinted guitars in the lite-and-breezy “Not So Farfetched” and the molasses-dipped harmonies in the wonderful country comedown “Plot Thick It Grows” ... If this were 1973, back when singer-songwriters ruled the earth, Coe wouldn’t have much time for side pursuits...he’d be busy cashing gold-record royalty cheques and house-hunting in Laurel Canyon. If that sounds hyperbolic, it shouldn’t, because By the Mountain’s Feet, is really that good”
-- Mike Usinger (Georgia Straight June 29, 2011)

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Produced & Arranged by Jason Kechely
Mixed by Chon with Jason Kechely
Engineered by Chon at Profile Sound, Sheldon Zaharko at the Factory, and Jason Kechely
Mastered by Graemme Brown at Zen Mastering

Not So Farfetched

'Kingdom Come' is from Buckman Coe's "Crow's Nest EP" (released January 22, 2013). Words & Music by Buckman Coe, produced by Jason Kechely.

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Don't believe that the Fate of the World
will remain in the hands of the Unchosen Few,
For the Forces of Peace, Love & of Truth
Are more than just Me and You

You won't find this in the mainstream media or news,
They are not in the business of truth
You must look much deeper than you've looked before
To find the Hidden Proof!

'Til the Kingdom has Come!!

To end an age of suffering and greed,
there are things that we must understand
The way to Heaven is written within
each Woman and every Man

Take strength in numbers
and the belief that the Truth
will reveal our Majesty
The Lord has granted His Grace & His Love
amongst the Wolves & the Sheep

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"There has always been those who have sought to maintain their grip on worldly power and will be blinded by their obsession with control on this limited physical plane. The Forces of Peace, Love and Truth must be awakened from within the sleeping masses. This means dismantling the forms of mind-control and hypnosis in the mainstream media and culture, and allowing room for the spirit of each woman and man to grow and thrive. The Kingdom of Heaven will be reached when people are free from the control of corporations and governments, and when we live with peace, cultural expression and spiritual development as our primary focus".
-- Rick Buckman

Kingdom Come

'Love For All Living Things' is from Buckman Coe's "Crow's Nest EP" (released January 22, 2013). Words & Music by Buckman Coe, produced by Jason Kechely. 

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We've been talking about this way too long sister,
I want to see this succeed
And you know I won't just be sitting there on the sidelines
I'll be out there planting seeds

She says, "Love Ain't Love if it Ain't For Everything"
That's why she's my baby, that's why she's my Queen
Love For All Living Things

So we started with a plot in a neighbour's yard
With a couple of friends and a bottle of wine,
you know it wasn't to hard
You don't know how good it feels,
To eat your own tomatoes and string beans

And it all began with a story that she told me,
about some punks down in Mexico City
They had no jobs so they got their hands dirty
In abandoned lots making Gardens of Plenty

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"I came across an article about the Permaculture Punks of Mexico City a number of years ago and their ecological & social movement really prepared the ground for this song. One of the most revolutionary things we can do is take back control of our food. In coming years this will become even more necessary as we deal with rising oil prices & transportation costs, GMO's & the threat to bio-diversity, global warming and regional & international food insecurity. Our communities and our health will be strengthened the more we can eat from our bio-regions, the more we break away from the corporate food industry, and the more we follow a plant-based diet. In this way, the simple act of growing our own food becomes an expression of personal and community power, and an act of Love and Harmony with the Earth".

Love For All Living Things

'Stubborn Man' is from Buckman Coe's "Crow's Nest EP" (released January 22, 2013). Words & Music by Buckman Coe, produced by Jason Kechely. 

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Let me dispel a few myths about this land that we call home,
That it's all good here that democracy is still strong
'cause there's this man with his devil blue eyes
who will use his power and clout to demonize
Those who stand for Nature and the First People's of this Land

I'm a Stubborn Man
Because I Believe Love Will Conquer Hate
Oh but Let's Not Wait!

Profits over People is never right,
Though they say all boats are lifted by the tide
Some get richer while the others struggle just to stay alive
And Native Rights get pushed to the sidelines
All Babylon wants is to build prisons and pipelines
We'll break through their control, We see through their lies!

Peace, Love and Justice!

And you know deep within your heart and soul
That Love is the Answer, it's been said before
And to Live with Love as the Highest
Love as the Highest!

And I feel I must respond when I see the need
To make a stand for what is Right and what's Wrong
Because Life is Precious and Free
And needs to be Free from Harm
And Free to Thrive
Free to Get Along and Free to Love!

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"This is Canadian rebel music! Our democracy and environmental protections are being eroded away by the current regime. First were the fraudulent elections in 2011, the two prorogations of Parliament, the Omnibus Bill C-38 which dismantles many hard-earned environmental legislations & democratic rights, the libelling of those who oppose their environmental polices as "terrorists", and the attempt to push through the Enbridge Pipeline. The latter is a disaster waiting to happen and Enbridge has a bad history of oil spills. Despite broad-based opposition, Harper and Enbridge are doing what they can to force this 1,170 km pipeline from the Alberta Tarsands to Kitimat, BC. We will not allow it to happen. I have anger but not hatred for Stephen Harper and this illegitimate Government, I believe in Love but I will stand for what is right. For the Earth, for First Nations and for Democracy". 
-- Rick Buckman

Stubborn Man

'Miss Sugar Love' is from Buckman Coe's "Crow's Nest EP" (released January 22, 2013). Words & Music by Buckman Coe, produced by Jason Kechely. 

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I don't care no more what your daddy do,
I'm not marrying him I'm marrying you
I miss the way you comb my hair
and the place is a mess now that you're not there

Miss Sugar Love, you sure are great
Please tell me baby, I'm not too late
Miss Sugar Love, you sure are fine
Don't you punish me for being so deaf, dumb and blind
Miss Sugar Love, Miss Sugar Love
You're on my mind!

When I met you baby I was just a boy,
I wasn't Captain Kirk, I was Leonard Nimoy
What could I know about loving a girl,
but I've grown up now and been around the world

Hallelujah!!!
I'm Gonna Praise the Lord…
If she takes me back...
I'm Gonna Praise the Lord!

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"Well this is just a fun song really. And I don't want to show any disrespect to Leonard Nimoy, he definitely has mojo but back in the day it was Captain Kirk who was the intergalactic ladies man. Nor do I wish to offend Jesus or Christians. The other day we finished our set outside the CBC building in Vancouver and this woman asked me if we were Christian music because of the gospel call and response part, and seemed quite offended when I said I was a bit more of a Buddhist. But I asked her whether Jesus was all about Love and she enthusiastically said "yes!" and I told her I believe in Love, too… Then I sold her a t-shirt".

Miss Sugar Love

'Stars Over Tokyo' is from Buckman Coe's "Crow's Nest EP" (released January 22, 2013). Words & Music by Buckman Coe, produced by Jason Kechely.

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Midnight and I opened my eyes
What a sight to behold! Stars Over Tokyo
Would you believe? Stars Over Tokyo

Never before in my long long life
Have I seen Cassiopeia over Tokyo
The Belt of Orion over Tokyo

What could it mean to see beyond the streets and the screens,
that once flashed over Tokyo
To awake from a dream of Tokyo and everything

The birthplace of stars begins right where you are
In the shroud of the night over Tokyo
Where Andromeda's tied over Tokyo

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"A month after the Earthquake and Tsunami that hit Japan last year, my friend's mom went to visit family over there. She related to me of how she was walking in the middle of the darkened streets of Tokyo, which was still experiencing blackouts, and she could see the stars in all their majesty. By the look in her eye I could tell that this was a magnificent experience for her, and I could feel it as though I were there. Months later, under the stars in Hawaii, this song came to me with the ocean breeze all the way from the shores Japan".
-- Rick Buckman

Stars Over Tokyo

'Lazy River' is from Buckman Coe's album, "By the Mountain's Feet" (released March 2012).

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Lazy River, flowing clean lift the sleeping from my dream
Lazy River, moving fast there's no future there's no past
Lazy River, all around I'm sure glad that I left town

Rolling down the mountain side
bringing the damns down one at a time
Rolling down Rolling down

Lazy River, cold and clear drink the dharma no more fear
Lazy River, is all I see surround me in your symphony
Lazy River, is all I hear separation disappear

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