This is a song by Mr. C. Scott Davis that I wrote a couple bridges for, changed the key, and generally just messed it up big time.

A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Hating You

Erasure release the first single from their brand new album 'Tomorrow's World' on 26th September (CD single &amp; Digital Bundle) through Amazon, HMV, Play and iTunes.
A one track download is available from the 29th August (iTunes, Amazon, Play and HMV).
'Tomorrow's World' is now available for pre-order - http://www.erasureinfo.com/tomorrowsworld.php
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Erasure - When I Start To (Break It All Down)

My friend Joel Byers wrote these parody lyrics and I recorded them for him.

Sequenced and mixed on the iPad, using Music Studio.

Lyrics by Joel Byers and C. Scott Davis
Music by Norman Greenbaum
Lyrics are available at http://waxtadpole.org/lyrics.php?song=cthulhu

Purchase Norman Greenbaum's "Spirit in the Sky" from iTunes at itunes.apple.com/us/album/spirit-in-the-sky/556205905?i=556205942

Check out Joel's twisted sense of humour at twisted-history.com

This parody song was made under Fair Use, purely for fun, and has no commercial intent or purpose. With all due respect and admiration for Norman Greenbaum and HP Lovecraft.

Cthulhu Slumbering In the Depths (Norman Greenbaum parody)

Cthulhu Slumbering In the Depths

Leighton Meester and Scott Grimes sing "That's All I've Got to Say" in Season 2, Episode 11 of the sci-fi series, The Orville.

The song was originally written by Jimmy Webb and performed by the band America for the movie, The Last Unicorn (1982).

That's All I've Got To Say - Scott Grimes And Leighton Meester Duet (full Version)

Kremer + Mars
Vocals: Andrea Kremer
Music, Backing vocals: Steve Marseille

That's Just What You Are (Aimee Mann cover) - feat. Steve Mars

I'm not a musician (although, if you've listened to any of my songs, you've probably already figured that out), but I've always loved music.

As soon as I was old enough to reach my grandmother's piano, I spent as much time there as possible. When I got my first summer job, I saved up my money to buy a Moog, then disabled the erase-head on a cassette player so that I could play and record the individual parts of songs on top of each other.

I don't have any formal music training (although I always wanted to), but I taught myself to read music (slowly) and I can usually pick out notes by ear, if I take my time. I enjoy composing, playing and singing (although I don't do any of them very well).


All of my original songs and compositions are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike Licence.

All cover versions are copyright of their respective owners.


Cthulhu Slumbering In the Depths

C. Scott Davis

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