Warm Embrace (demo)

McCarthy (acoustic)

Song I wrote for my wife, which we used for our first dance at our wedding. 

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An old song I wrote, never really played and completely forgot about until flipping through an old notebook. Not sure if this is how I intended it to sound originally, but it's how it sounds now. 

Searching For More

An old song I wrote over 10 years ago and it's aged like a fine wine. Drink it up

Warm Embrace

(If you follow my Soundcloud for my other music, this song is a bit different and will only make sense if you're an aircraft mechanic in the military)

The song is free, but donations to keep making more music with higher quality are more than welcome paypal.me/DeanMortonMusic

Lyrics below:

This song is based off the original "Crew Chief Song" with lyrics by Dean Morton, Roger Richardson and Jeremy Miller, first written in Ali Al Salem AB, Kuwait on my first deployment as a C-130 Crew Chief in 2006.  It's grown from lyrics that were very specific to that particular 2006 deployment and re-written (though mostly the same or similar) by Dean Morton into something that all maintainers of all airframes can enjoy and relate to.  

Thank you everyone for the support and I hope you enjoy the song (as well as the others I have in the works). Keep kicking ass and turning wrenches!

lyrics

Just got to work, what do you know? 
The other shift left us with a BPO. 
Wonder what the fuck they do all day? 
Probably sitting on their asses while we slave away. 
Got a cutback at 8 am, the lucky mother fuckers went home early again.
Inspections are due, the planes are a mess, 
They did half a brake change and left us with the rest. 
Try to tell the expiditer they're not doing their share, but all that he can say is "Man, I don't care" 

The ability to give a fuck's spent, 
Someone please tell me where the truck went? 
Cause there's crew show and I need my box, 
Gotta bump up gas and I might need LOX 

It's hot as fuck, and the sun's blazin, 
I'm dying out here of dehydration. 
Crew's bitching about an A/C pack, 
while there's sweat dribbling down my ass crack. 
Just when we thought we were done, 
We got a Red Ball and the fuel load's wrong. 
Almost had the engines running, they'r be ready to go, 
then the pilot started bitching that the oil was low. 
Our Maintenance Manual said it was in limits to fly, 
they tail swapped when the engineer started to cry. 

The ability to give a fuck's spent, 
Someone please tell me where the truck went? 
Cause there's crew show and I need my box, 
Gotta bump up gas and I might need LOX 

On the flight line to my disbelief, 
Here comes QA followed by the chief. 
There was a DSV, They wanted an answer 
Pro Super said "you a crew chief ain't ya?" 
Pretty lucky I was doing nothing wrong, 
I had the pins in the stand and my goggles on. 
Section chief wanted to see me about my LOE, 
even though they won't give a medal to me 
I'm just an un appreciated maintenance guy 
Bend over here it comes again in my brown eye 

The ability to give a fuck's spent, 
Someone please tell me where the truck went? 
Cause there's crew show and I need my box, 
Gotta bump up gas and I might need LOX


credits

Dean Morton- Guitar, drums, bass, vocals, lyrics, recording 
Roger Richardson, Jeremy Miller- lyrics

The Crew Chief Song

Pretty much the story of every TDY ever had. A liquor fueled romp to the edge, and with a bit of luck, you make it out alive.

Recorded live at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, NJ for a military benefit.

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