Damned good! Super song that so many folks can relate to. Pure excellence here!

The chorus is a blend of honey and butter. Wonderful!

Blue Medicine

waking up to sunrise
on your tongue
in your eyes the cure
for where I`m stung
so easy never run
out of chances

bringing wild flowers
in a rusty can
you knew I was a boy
said be my man
my man
of crazy dances

farewell`s never all it could have been
its ok stars saw everything
sometimes I need your eyes to bring 
blue blue medicine

your faraway look
patching my jeans
is this coming apart
at the seams
so green
so many chances

seeping like rain
through my shoe
too late you threw the stones
asked the runes 
are we immune
to short romances

farewell`s never all it could have been
its ok the stars saw everything
sometimes I need your eyes to bring 
blue blue medicine
sometimes I need your eyes to bring 
blue blue medicine



© Robert Cordrey Feb. 2018

Blue Medicine

RADIO MAGIC
By David Snyder

V1

Everybody said we were born
On the wrong side of the street
We fought for everything we had
When it all seemed out of reach
All we had was our radio
You might say it wasn’t much


CHORUS

But that Radio Magic
Helped us fall in Love
That Radio Magic
Helped us fall in Love
And that was enough

V2

Now nobody can put us down
Cause we’re braver than the rest
We fought with heart and we sung with soul
When they put us to the test
All we had was our radio
You might say it wasn’t much

CHORUS

But that Radio Magic
Helped us fall in Love
That Radio Magic
Helped us Fall in Love
And that was enough

Bridge

Oh I remember our fighting days
the summer time, 
those ocean waves, 
the board walk town,
the magic sound, 
those frantic kisses under the stars,  
the loud guitars 
when we knew exactly who we are

CHORUS

And that Radio Magic
Helped us fall in Love
That Radio Magic
Helped us fall in Love
And that was enough
That was enough
That was enough
(repeat, ride out)

Words and music by David Snyder
Copyright 2018, ASCAP/Day of Faith Records

David Snyder, Lead and Backing Vocals, Keyboards, Strings, Production, Additional Instrumentation, Arrangement, Production, Mastering

RADIO MAGIC

ST. JAMES INFIRMARY BLUES

It was down in Old Joe's barroom
On the corner by the square
They were serving drinks as usual
And the usual crowd was there

On my left stood Big Joe McKinney
His eyes were bloodshot red
As he looked at his friends all around him
These were the words he said:

"I went down to the St. James Infirmary
I saw my baby there
Laid out on a long white table
So young, so cold, so fair"

Let her go, let her go
God bless her, wherever she may be
If I search this wide world over
I’ll never find another true love for me

So when I die just bury me
In a fine suit with a Stetson hat
Put a twenty dollar gold piece on my vest
Let my friends know I died standin’ pat

I want six of my friends for pall bearers
A pretty girl to sing me a song
A jazz band to lead my hearse wagon
Everybody singing as we roll along

Everybody singing as we roll along
Let’s roll…

Saint James Infirmary Blues (Featuring Janice Merritt)

Please also follow me on David Gigs 3 link below, for my new songs. David has just been selected as one of the Best New Alternative Artists on ReverbNation for 2018.  But, he has been writing too much music! If you go to David's Main Music Website or David's Soundcloud Hub you will see links to all of David's albums and other Soundcloud pages. At 300 songs per year, it is getting a little thick in these woods, but all the rabbit trails are below. David Snyder is an award-winning songwriter and North Carolina-based Independent Artist. He is a winner in the 2015 PG Music International Awards for Excellence in Composition, Production and Arrangement. He plays guitar, violin, bass, keyboards, mandolin, percussion and the radio. He is also a Regional Coordinator for the Nashville Songwriters Association and has numerous writing credits with a wide variety of recorded artists. He owns his own record label, Day of Faith Records and writes and records with many artists nationwide in almost all genres, including alternative, jazz, "new country," bluegrass, Americana, rock, psychedelic, soul, jazz, gospel, funk, fusion and electronica. He has been playing the guitar since the age of 12 and playing professionally since the age of 15. His fondest musical memory is having received some guitar tips from Chet Atkins after sneaking backstage at a concert when he was 15. His music has also been performed at the Julliard School and the Lincoln Center. David is classically trained but draws from a wide variety of influences in his music.

RADIO MAGIC

David Snyder

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