LET’S GET HOMELY

By David Snyder

V1


Sometimes you're waiting 
when you just can't wait 
And you need to get it on 
before gets too late


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And we're gonna get homely
with our one and only
we're gonna get it on
all night long
yeah 
we're gonna get homely
no need to be all lonely
we you can get it on
get it on at home
that's why we're being homely
oh yeah being homely at home
do it all night long
keep it going strong

V2


All day you've been dreaming
Just to get behind 
All day you've been dreaming
In a homely state of mind
Just to get behind
Just to get behind

CH

And we're gonna get homely
with our one and only
we're gonna get it on
all night long
yeah 
we're gonna get homely
no need to be all lonely
we you can get it on
get it on at home
that's why we're being homely
oh yeah being homely at home
do it all night long
keep it going strong

Instr

Repeat V erse 2

Repeat Chorus

Instrumental  Rideout

All Music and Lyrics Copyright 2022
By David Snyder
ASCAP/Day of Faith Records

David Snyder: Vocals, Guitars, Piano, Keyboards, Hammond B3 Synth, additional instrumentation

Production, Mixing, Mastering

Let's Get Homely

David has been selected as one of the Best New Alternative Artists on ReverbNation. 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.

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