Composed & recorded 2011-2012 for a friend's special occasion.
Lyrics: Robert L. Marcum, Copyright © 2011 Tasty Chunks Music / Music: Brian S. Stambaugh & Robert L. Marcum, Copyright © 2011 Redlegs Music/Tasty Chunks Music. All rights reserved.
Robert: Vocals, Drums
Brian: Bass, Guitars
Produced by Centaur Park
Recorded and Mixed at danger Bunker Studio, Springfield, OH

Lyrics: 
I got a pretty good ear for the way that she talks
I got a pretty good look at the way that she walks
She’s been filling my mind since I first saw her, and then—
Standing on the steps of the coffee shop
That hair! That silhouette! I thought my heart would stop
I’ve been falling in love since I looked up and saw her again

The more I learn about her
The more I want to know
The more she’s coming with me
The more I want to go
The more we dance together
The more we see the signs
The more I get of her love
The more I give her mine!

Oh it’s a different feeling than I ever knew
She's my best friend and don’t you know that I’m hers too
I've been seeing it coming since the year two thousand and ten
She's the perfect girlfriend, there ain't no dispute
She's the one I love and everything she does is cute
It’s been about damn time since — since I don’t know when!

I got a pretty good ear for the way that she talks
I got a pretty good look at the way that she walks
She’s been filling my mind since I first saw her, and then—
I've been seeing it coming since the year two thousand and ten
I’ve been falling in love since the year two thousand and ten
It’s been about damn time since the year two thousand and ten!

About Damn Time

Composed by Brian S. Stambaugh.
© 2016 Redlegs Music. All rights reserved.
Brian: Guitar
Scott: Bass
Robert: Drums
Recorded & Produced by Centaur Park at Damp Basement Studios, Springfield, OH.

The Jazzy Thing

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Lyrics & Music by Robert L. Marcum & Brian S. Stambaugh.
©2017 by Centaur Park Music, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Produced and Arranged by Centaur Park. Recorded and Mixed at CP Studios, Springfield, Ohio.
Brian Stambaugh, guitar / Scott Ground, bass / Robert Marcum, drums, tambourine, vocals / Mellissa Clancy, Brian Stambaugh, Robert Marcum, backing vocals

For Our Sisters and Brothers

Hello Stranger
You might be black or white or gray
Man or woman, straight or gay
Might be Muslim, we just say

Hello Stranger
I know this to be true
You are not me – I am not you
Tell me, what are we to do?

Hello Stranger
Speakin’ truth to your face
About this illusion we call “race”:
There’s only us in this place
Together

Like it or not we’re sisters and brothers
We are just like all the others
From a million other mothers
You wanna keep this country great, man
Use your heart and not your hate, man
But don’t leave it too late, man
’Cause we all meet the same fate, man

Hello Stranger
We can trap our hearts or set them free
We create what we can be
Let’s look beyond what we can see

See beyond the Stranger
‘Cause we might not judge so fast
If we could just get past the past
And meet here and now at last

So don’t be the Stranger!

Centaur Park

Hello Stranger

Studio-oriented rock & roll and R&B band recording originals and our arrangements of covers. A duo, with accomplices.