Analog Man is a self-produced song by Buddy Lewie.
It aims for the pensive, moody acoustic folk rock vibe of the 1970s, with a modern indie rock flare.
It's like an oldies but goodies, but not an oldie.

Lyrics:
Analog man with an arrow through his hand
He can hardly shake but he tries to stand
He’s looking around for his piece of the ground 
But it’s already in the sky
He writes on paper and he keeps his thoughts
In a gold plated box with a broken lock
He can’t stop reaching in the shadow of the light
That he saw in ‘65

He’s the analog man
And he trying to rewind
He’s the analog man
You can look him in the eyes
He’s the analog man
And he’s trying to survive
But he doesn’t see the world passing him by

He empties out and he fills his cup
Every morning at dawn when he greets the sun
He lives alone outside of the town 
Where the water meets the ground
He’s on the road with his own two hands
It’s the only machine that he understands
He keeps his mind and his engine clean 
With the smell of gasoline

He’s the analog man
And he’s trying to rewind
He’s the analog man
You can look him in the eye
He’s the analog man
And he’s trying to survive
But he doesn’t mind the world passing him by
No he doesn’t mind the the world saying goodbye
No he doesn’t mind the world

Analog Man

A finger-picking guitar song about finding your way through life in a way that's true to you and your roots.

The Road to El Paso

Flowers in the Garden
Weeds are in the yard
The borders that we guard

This rock song highlights the way we classify others as different than ourselves because of the rules we've been taught. The song encourages you to break the roots of indoctrinated thinking and recognize the humanity of all people.

Also it sounds pretty cool too.

Flowers in the Garden

Indie Folk Rock Artist
Self-produced
More coming soon