MIX: Jack Holston

LYRIC

Time for another little nap
Today that’s three
It might take more than just a tap
To wake up me
I just drift off
Letting the stress lift off
in tomorrow’s yesterday

The news is getting kind of stale
Things just get worse
Why not do nothing for a while?
See how that works
It’s so pleasant
Ignoring the ever-present
Tomorrow’s yesterday

And maybe you agree
We’re never all going to agree
And that’s our right
Also our plight

Now back to where I was before
Please drop a hint
where did I lay my spectacles
With the crap brown tint?
Don’t play dumb
You know we can’t escape from
Tomorrow’s yesterday

The clock hands barely budge
But I’m not one to hold a grudge
Think I’ll just slouch
Back to the couch

And now it’s time to rest my eyes
Please draw the blinds
I will be mindless for a while
Hope no one minds
If I’m snoring 
Join with me in ignoring
The future on its way
Because we’re doomed to stay
in tomorrow’s yesterday

Tomorrow's Yesterday

Come with me on a magical journey as we explore a full range of musical ideas.

If you enjoy our music, please let us know and repost! 
Count on our support as well.

Big thanks to you all!!

Thanks for listening! I am a weekend song writer/guitar player living  in Ibaraki/ Japan. All my postings are my original works, unless noted. 
I have a lifelong obsession with recording melodies that fell on my head. 

Let me know how you feel about my music.



Hope you enjoy!

For more about my biography,
http://globalmusiciansfishpond.com/listing/kyo-arakane/

Second album of 10 songs 'Looking Up',available from bandcamp,Spotify and the rest.

https://vancemagill.bandcamp.com/album/look-up

First album of songs. 'Flying Solo'.
https://vancemagill.bandcamp.com/album/flying-solo

And on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/album/4BOvUv16dOl6cgcWANX1Dz
This is my first solo venture. It's an album of ten songs and it can be downloaded  from bandcamp free,or for whatever you deem it worth. I'd be happy if you just take a copy and listen to my musical ramblings. 
Thanks to all who take the time.  :)

Follow on Spotify  https://open.spotify.com/album/4BOvUv16dOl6cgcWANX1Dz
A while back I viewed s/c as merely a hosting platform for posting on forums,but then I realised there was access to so many wonderful compositions by other folk,it then became my prime source of listening to music.
This little corner of the internet is actually a thriving musical community where nobodies such as myself can share songs with the great and the good.
All that just has to be positive and welcome.
Thanks to all who listen and comment,be assured I will return the favour,as I love finding new artists. Please don't follow me if you are going to unfollow,I only wish to listen and share music,I am not a follower collector.


Songs are a mix of solo work with all instruments played by myself,plus my own world weary vocals! I tend to favour my home made Telecasters and a Strat,though the odd acoustic makes an appearance. I use Logic Pro X and am a recent convert to DAW.

I play and write for the joy of expression and always with the hope my songs may be a positive force to anyone who takes time to listen. I'm an old boy now,so I harbour no dreams of success in the conventional sense,having the odd comment is just fine for me. Thanks to all who bother.

 Also earlier songs from a project in 2015, with Fiona and Martin Magill,Vocals and keys. Martin is a very talented working keyboard player,but sadly Fiona no longer sings. Our loss.
Lastly there are tracks from late 80s/early 90s from SOS,a band I was in back then.

Greetings! Each song is a chapter from the book of my life. I hope you enjoy, dance and day dream to my music.
            Born in Chicago by Canadian immigrants, we moved to Florida when I was a kid. I remember always laughing and playing with family, friends, and our German Shepard.  We would explore and discover many beautiful plants and creatures in the forest or at the beach. I learned to play violin before guitar and was active in garage bands or tackle football with friends. I traveled a lot with my parents and later as a career janitor, working mainly in the brewing industry where I met interesting people.  I am currently working on a novel and enjoy spending my time writing poetry and making up songs. I also have the privilege to teach guitar at the School of Rock, Tampa North. The owner of this location is my dear Smokin' Havanas bandmate, Chuck Roeh
  My wife and I have a non-profit animal rescue that inspires me endlessly. I am blessed.  I have the privilege to spend these precious days caring for the many dogs and cats my wonderful wife, Amy, is introduced to. I encourage you to visit us at www.laborofloveanimalrescue.org
Volunteering time, treasure, and talents is a choice. Please consider volunteering in your community, and thank you for visiting.  Love is patient and kind.
May peace be with you always,
+David

NOTICE: I DO NOT PAY FOR PROMOTION. EVER.

SPOTLIGHT: With "Half My Life" and "we get so lonely we could die," Sexagenarian Vol VI now has eleven of its planned 12 tracks. Check out the other five (5!) volumes of Sexagenarian as well. 

BIO: I started writing songs in high school (1969-1973!) and I've pretty much never stopped. These are mostly solo recording projects (my brother, Fog City Fogey, contributes sometimes).  I don't do much self-promotion, not a fan of Repost Exchange etc, so all of you who find this page and like a song or two - you are truly appreciated!

projectGhostRadio, a studio project. Pietro Stynson (words & music, guitars, vocals), Kico Del Curto (drums, percussions, exec production), Dario Bucca (bass), Ivan Azzetti (keyboards, mix, mastering). Backing vocals by lovely Zanorin.

Tomorrow's Yesterday

CW Mullins