This song was written in 1971.  It was forgotten for almost 50 years.

Verse 1:
I got this ol’ guitar
A song or two
And this old world 
To sing em to
I’m in this big old town but ya know
I’m moving on down the line
This time alone

Verse 2:
I got some long brown hair
My eyes are blue
I guess I look O.K.
I feel that way too
I’m looking everywhere but ya know
That I don’t really care
Which way I go

Chorus:
Singin bout me. 
I ain’t so important  
That I can’t waste my time  
and so ya see
I ain’t humble and I ain’t blue
And I guess I got time to 
Sit here brother and sing this song to you

Verse 3:
Well I don’t know
What it all means
I’m sure it ain’t quite
What it seems
But when darkness scares me in the night
I know that in the morning
Everything’s are going to be alright

Verse 4:
I’m one of you
You’re one of me
One and one make two
Two and on makes three
It all seems simple to me today
Tomorrow I just might feel
Some other way

Chorus:
Singin bout me. 
I ain’t so important  
That I can’t waste my time  
and so ya see
I ain’t humble and I ain’t blue
And I guess I got time to 
Sit here sister and sing this song to you

Verse 5:
I’m feeling good 
I want to share
This song with you
Cuz I really care
And maybe tomorrow when we start to doubt
We can sing it together and remember
What it’s all about

Chorus:
Singin bout me. 
I ain’t so important  
That I can’t waste my time  
and so ya see
I ain’t humble and I ain’t blue
And I guess I got time to 
Sit here people and sing this song to you

Singing 'Bout Me

Singing Bout Me

I write songs.  I'm not a performer any more than I need to be to have my songs heard once in a while. I hope that better musicians than I encounter my songs and decide to play them.  I just write songs to have them exist in the world. If the world likes them then the world can do with them what it will.  All these recordings are demos.  I've tried to make them as musically interesting as I can but they are all awaiting the skilled hand of someone who knows how to make songs shine.

Singing Bout Me

Daniel Weinstein