huge melody, synth lines, and crunch! I'm helpless against this sound.

with Lydia Elsewhere on piano and backups 

What you gonna do with all your time
Now that you have noticed that you’re mine

Sitting sipping super tasty wine

Picking juicy grapes
Right off the vine

Skipping rope in schoolyards of the mind

Trying not to piss off the divine
Exhausted trudging up this steep incline

Keep convincing daddy that you’re feeling fine

Don’t you wanna sit and sing the blues 
Isn’t that what you would wanna choose

Scaling mountains in your worn out shoes

Scuba diving in a pool of booze

Crazy child what have you got to lose 

Everything contributes to the mood

Running round like chickens with their heads cut off
What do you have to contribute to the pot 
?
Teacher, teacher don’t catch me smokin in the boys room
Teacher, teacher, 
I’ll C U …Next Tuesday

(‘cause what else can you say??……….)

The Mood

Huge Fight In The Family

Like a lunatic I dived into this 6x4 that would take me to a new day.
Picture: Tarsila do Amaral
Art with Canva

A LUA

A sentimental country-ish ballad with a big sad finish.
Dedicated to anyone suffering from memory loss. Thanks for listening.
Lyrics:
I can still remember
Felicia in December
Outside in the cold
Smoking Swisher Sweet Cigarettes
But she would always forget
If you're gonna inhale that shit
You know she always got sick
She'd chewed down the tip

It's like I told you on the phone
My mind is not all my own
All my memories are dissolving
Our nights in Arroyo Park
Out feeling that spark
That Datsun that would never start
My bad Cure haircut (disaster!)
My heart was beating faster
A sketch of a love scene
Painted behind
A gothic old master

I was selfish with my time
And now I seem to lead my life
Conducting orchestras in my mind
Oh, I don't know how this sounds
But sometimes I listen to the ground
To hear and feel the rumblings
I think that you're coming around

All my memories are dissolving
Soon, I'll have no memories of this world
I'll have no memories of this world
So let's go out tonight
And shoot out the lights!
Let's break our hearts tonight
I'll have no memories of this world

I wanted to drop you this line
To thank you for the time
And thank you for being in my life
Thank you for being my life

Let's Break Our Hearts Tonight

This piece is one of my childhood dreams. The sound of a hero's life with joy, struggle, loss, sorrow, courage and hope. A movie score condensed to 4 minutes. My dream came true.

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQxJ1EvztaY

A Hero's Tale

This is where we finally ended up... Hear the demo take 711.  Which one do you like more?  Do you like either?  All opinions welcome and appreciated and, of course, thanks for listening.  

Rain Dogs
by Tom Waits

Inside a broken clock
Splashing the wine with all the Rain Dogs
Taxi we'd rather walk
Huddle a doorway 
with the Rain Dogs

For I am a Rain Dog too

Oh how we danced 
And we swallowed the night
For it was all ripe for dreaming

Oh how we danced away 
All of the lights
We've always been 
Out of our minds

The rum pours strong and thin
Beat out the dust man 
With the Rain Dogs

Aboard a shipwrecked train
Give my umbrella to the Rain Dogs
For I am a Rain Dog too

Oh how we danced with the Rose of Trolley
Her Long hair Black as a Raven

Oh how we danced 
And you whispered to me
You'll never be going  back Home...

RainDogs T.Waits Cover 882 feat. Jordan Heintz on StandUp Bass

H-Three Poisons

K-Never Brake Again

2nd place submission
FULL SURRENDER
🏴
Now who really holds the power….?

#acceptanceordeath  #feminineanger

SUBMIT

Mesmo “Absence and Presence”
Text: James Joyce

Voices:
Leopold Bloom – Ronnie Walsh
Stephen Dedalus – Patrick Dawson

The works Inflowoc, Accraol, Janesem, Rivlinone, Mergerime and Pippinur employ samples from the James Joyce “Ulysses” broadcast which occurred on Bloomsday 1982 when the Irish state broadcaster, RTÉ Radio, transmitted an uninterrupted 30-hour dramatized radio performance, by 33 actors of the RTÉ Players, of the entire text of James Joyce's epic 1922 novel, “Ulysses”, to commemorate the centenary of the author's birth (born 2 February 1882).

See: https://archive.org/details/Ulysses-Audiobook-Merged/

SUBMIT

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