James(homespun)/Dan,vocal-acoustic,Alice-violin, Mark-drums,bass?,kemp-slide,piano, Clay G-pedals

401 (Feat. YungDSuk)

The piper is spied
Orieliel Watcher can be found at, @orieliel-watcher

Devil Inside Your Veins E raze

Devil Inside Your Veins E raze, Orieliel Watcher, numbers in the dream

"Don't Go Back to Rockville" is a song by the American rock band R.E.M. Delivered by the band's vocalist Michael Stipe and released as a single in 1984, as well as appearing on their second studio album, "Reckoning” the same year. My friends, me at 16, an other hardcore musician people loved the record

The song's title refers to Rockville, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, D.C., and the lyrics convey a sense of longing, regret, and the desire to escape from a place and situation. Michael Stipe mentioned in interviews that the song was written by Mike Mills as a plea to a special friend at the time, asking them not to return to Rockville

R.E.M. was formed in Athens, Georgia, in the early 1980s and became one of the leading bands of the alternative rock scene. "Don't Go Back to Rockville" is one of their notable early tracks and remains a fan favorite

Mike Mills always put his heart into it and remains my favorite bandmember: https://youtu.be/iKlwHbXVBJ8?si=HA8czyNjpBCZwHNc

JTS Mostly Good String Band version in C

[Verse 1]
C
Looking at your watch a third time
C                               F   Fsus4  F  Fsus4  F
waiting in the station for the bus
C
Going to a place that's far,
C                               F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
so far away and if that's not enough
G            F      Em    Am
Going where nobody says hello,
Am                        Gm          F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
they don't talk to anybody they don't know
C
You'll wind up in some factory
C                                           F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
that's full time filth with nowhere left to go
C
Walk home to an empty house,
C                               F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
sit around all by yourself
G                     F           Em  Am
I know it might sound strange but I believe
Am                   Gm          F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
You'll be coming back before too long

[Chorus]
C                 Dm    G
Don't go back to Rockville,
C                 Dm  G
don't go back to Rockville,
C                 Dm   G
don't go back to Rockville
F
And waste another year

[Verse 2]
C
At night I drink myself to sleep and pretend
C                               F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
I don't care that you're not here with me
C
'Cause it's so much easier to handle
C                               F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
All my problems if I'm too far out to sea
G                    F      Em   
But something, it better happen soon
        Am                  Gm        F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
Or it's gonna be too late to bring you back

[Chorus]
C                 Dm    G
Don't go back to Rockville,
C                 Dm  G
don't go back to Rockville,
C                 Dm   G
don't go back to Rockville
F
And waste another year

[Bridge]
C                           F    G    F   G
It's not as though I really need you
C                          F    G    F  G
If you were here I'd only bleed you
Dm      Am          Dm       Am                F
But everybody else in town only wants to bring you down and
           F               G
That's not how it ought to be
            G              F            Em    Am
Well I know it might sound strange but I believe
Am                   Gm          F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
You'll be coming back before too long

[Chorus]
C                 Dm    G
Don't go back to Rockville
C                 Dm  G
don't go back to Rockville
C                 Dm   G
don't go back to Rockville
F
And waste another year

C                 Dm    G
Don't go back to Rockville
C                 Dm  G
don't go back to Rockville
C                 Dm   G
don't go back to Rockville
F
And waste another year

This song is about Ingrid Schorr, a formidable young woman the band knew at the University of Georgia whose hometown was Rockville, Maryland. She got a lot of attention on campus as classmates lamented her departure

Martin 00-21 Guitar
Epiphone F-500 ChopMaster Mando
Goldtone Micro Bass
Vega Folklore 5 Sting 🐝 Banjer
100% Organic

Don't Go Back To Rockville

Don’t Go Back to Rockville

Guardian Angel

Where One Moon Circles

Paetzold contrabass recorder processed by Fluss

Flowtree

Part 1 of Glasswork - A series of improvisations for water, four hands, eight glasses and one table. Recorded with Zoom H2N in 4 channel stereo, cut and amplified, no effects, no further processing.
https://soundcloud.com/snow_omen/sets/glasswork

Glasswork Nr. 1

UnBoxed May 2024

[ d o w n l o a d a b l e ]

Meditation Station

I was fortunate to be joined by SC veteran Ray Scully on lead guitar and SC newcomer Micki Carlson (micki-carlson) on vocals and violin.  I’m very grateful for their participation. We hope that you enjoy our song and we thank you for listening! 
Music: Scully, Carlson, Skellenger       Vocals: Carlson, Skellenger
Here’s a link to Ray Scully's cloud: https://soundcloud.com/ray-scully-366103406 and Micki Carlson's cloud: @micki-carlson
Please feel free to sing along...
Lyrics:
Well, here we are on the move again
Driving through BIg Sky Country
On the road from Aberdeen
Trying to please that girl 
I know she’s had this dream
On and off since she was seventeen
Maybe it’s one of those things 
She just never got around to
One of those things she’d always 
wished that she would do
So I said come on let’s go
Honey, you just never know 
If it’s worth dreaming about 
It’s worth seeing through
Chorus:
We can take our time
Heading east on the old highway
Trying our best to avoid the Interstate
Oh, this amazing sky
Such a lovely star-filled night
Nothing better
than sharing it with you
Micki: Here we are on the move again
Driving through BIg Sky Country
On the road from Aberdeen
He’s trying to please me
Well, I’ve had this dream
Since I was seventeen
(Chorus)
Outro: On the Road from Aberdeen 
Crossing through Big Sky Country
Chasing that dream of yours
Wherever it leads to…
© David Skellenger March 2015

The Road From Aberdeen featuring Ray Scully & Micki Carlson

All instruments by François Tamby:https://soundcloud.com/be-an-other
Vocals: Aline Tamby alias Alice Ciacco

CIACCO-cover D. B.New Killer Star

Thanks to all who have taken time to listen, comment, like, or share my songs.  I hope you enjoy your time here on this small piece of the Cloud.  Love, Peace and best wishes to all of the SoundCloud musicians, composers, and listeners!