World Of Thirds

April Rain

Always Twilight (Remix)

✨Broken into the Repost Exchange top 20 with this track!✨✨
 A slow ambient track.
(Photo by Brady Knoll from Pexels)

October Love

Remember 
Why You're Here
Emerge 
From the 
Inner Core

Return
To 
The Inner Core
Remember
Why You 
Emerge

FOLLOW US!

Emerge

come find me in a perfect memory
wrong life with only one thing left to be
let’s turn back around and hide 
behind the summers of our youth
untide unlive unwelcome and undo
untide

changes swirl outside
cutting the anchors to our past
the old bakery gone, the old playground too
even our concrete homes collapsed

and what to do when each day speaks in a colder cipher
and the earth spins faster still?
the chips in the china—a sharp reminder
we’re past the date of our fullest fill...

untide
live in the rewind
untide
the more hopeless the more we try

come find me in a perfect memory
wrong life with only one thing left to be
let’s turn back around and hide 
between the summers of our youth
untide unpain unshatter and undo
untide

young wolves snarl outside
bleeding the mammoths of our times
our heroes shed their shiny skins
while theirs flaunt their flawed designs

and what to do when each day brings a harsher sentence
of the world in which you and I danced?
they don’t even unwrap our presents—
it is us they fight against...

untide
live in the rewind
untide
the more hopeless the more we try

come find me in a perfect memory
long slide with only one thing left to be
let those who are fools deny 
that we were wondrous in our youth
untide unlose unwrinkle and undo
untide

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Untide

Heroe's Overture

The ghost of winter

Christopher Woodiwiss Original Music - Reaching Out For You

Trial By Fire-Master

Tune penned by Roy Williamson (The Corries) in 1968. In March 1990, during the last match of the Five Nations Championship between England and Scotland, it has been played for the first time in Murrayfield, just before Scotland's victory.
In 1993, the Scottish Rugby Union decided that Flower Of Scotland will be played before every match to replace… God Save The Queen! 
The song celebrates the victory of the Scottish patriots against the English invasion during the first independence war (1296-1328). Led by Robert The Bruce, the Scottish army sent home the troops of the Proud King Edward II during the battle of Bannockburn (1314). The two wars of the 14th Century will lead to almost four centuries of Scottish independence.
The famous band "The Corries" penned this wonderful tune that became then the National Scottish anthem.
Here's my tribute to this amazing duet and their great song: it's part of track 1 of my "Scots Wha Hae" album released in January, 2022.

Flower Of Scotland

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Independent artist making songs that rock.

I don’t know about you but I miss hearing songs that just rock.  A couple of guitars, bass, drums, vocals, and harmonies make such a powerful combination.  It’s this power and energy that I’m after in the songs I record.
I perform all parts on these recordings unless otherwise specified. I’m primarily a guitar player and never considered myself a singer but I started doing it to complete my songs and I may be finding a voice for myself.
I’m open to collaboration so reach out if you’d like to work on some tracks.  I don’t have any rap on my tracks, don’t listen to much rap, but I have a couple of incomplete songs I’m interested in brining some rap into.  So let me know if any of you rappers want to collaborate with a rocker.
Recording, mixing, mastering is just as much of a hobby as playing the music is.  If you’d like another ear on your mix or some mastering done, drop me a message.  I’m not looking for money for it, just the opportunity to practice my skills on other artists work, see what I can do, and help a fellow musician.
Finally, I’m looking to put together a band to see how my songs work live.  Reach out if you’re interested and in the RDU area.  Follow me on my social media links to get the latest updates on the journey and share some music and laughs.
Cheers!

Heroe's Overture

Eddie Sharp