an instrumental where silence speaks louder than words.
Haunting guitars drift through ambient shadows, rising into an aching, soulful melody that feels both fragile and defiant.
A slow, reflective piece built on space,( for fucks sake am I out of my mind) restraint (or insanity), and the quiet after everything ends (You know ... that constant noise in your head that doesn't stop when its silent) . For the moments you cant explain ... only feel 

Somebody Else's Quiet

Lyrics:

Statues and memories
They get best of me
Shadows and photographs
They got the rest of me
But not for long

Stuck in this reverie
Can’t shake the dust off
Forever residue
On this soul
But not this song

And I, I’ve done my time
Time to give up the ghost
I’ve done my time
Time to give up the ghost

So wear your heart out
I’ve cleared my head
A new page lifted
Tune into a different song 

The old forgivable
Undone from a million to one
To blame
From right or from wrong

And I, I’ve done my time
Time to give up the ghost
I’ve done my time
Time to give up the ghost

Tear down the past
Tear down the past
It won’t last 
No, no, no, no, no
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Written, recorded and produced by LUZANGOH

Glaciers

Give Up The Ghost

Hope you are well....
Isolated... caged.... but feeling closer to nature then ever,  watching the birds fly free and listening to their song.
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Aviary

Time’s up

Pierre Bordetti productions (c) 06/2020.

Composed, arranged, performed, and produced by:
Pierre Bordetti

Memories are always stronger

When we remember all these moments,
we can see up to the firmament,
When we walked to the end of the road,
and we stayed up until the early hours,
Memories are stronger than love,
they are eternal, and pierce the days,
and for a long time,
in my mind,
what I feel,
the memory are engraved images,
my heart is no longer beating now,
my heart is no longer beating now,

Memories are always stronger

The songs I've always loved writing are those that come easily, whether they are 'soul-baring' personal expressions or 'thought-constructed' forms. 
This came very quickly.

Sketch: "Bereshit" (Brian Peters) 

I’VE GROWN USED TO YOU
(Brian Peters)

I’ve grown used to you
What can I say
I can’t seem to tell it right
Any other way
I get to feeling all the things that you do
Ooh babe, I’ve grown used to you

I’ve grown used to you
Does it seem bad
Like it’s always been this way
For the little time we’ve had
Feels like we’re riding on an old country bus
Ooh, babe, I’ve grown used to us

I’ve grown used to you
I’ve grown used to you

I’ve grown used to you
More than a wife
Like I’ve known you somewhere else
In another life
Feels like we’re locked inside an old memory
Ooh babe, and you’ve grown used to me

I’ve grown used to you
Close as I can
For all the distance that they say
Between a woman and a man
You’re still a mystery, I don’t know where you’re at
Ooh babe, and I’ve grown used to that

I’ve grown used to you
I’ve grown used to you

(Solo)

I’ve grown used to you
At the end of the day
I can’t seem to tell it right
Like you heard me say
Guess I believe in magic and déjà vu
Ooh babe, I’ve grown used to you

I've Grown Used To You

Update:

I just learned that James Horbett, whose music inspired this song, passed away last year after a courageous battle with cancer. 

His wonderful music, song craft and incredible talent will always remain an inspiration to me, but the world is a poorer place without him.

RIP James Horbett, 1987-2019

Based on a chord sequence from the song 'There's No Constant' by James Horbett, this was the first rhythm guitar song I wrote using my 12-string guitar.

Lyrically inspired by the song 'Wharf Rat' by Robert Hunter and Jerry Garcia, and (somewhat obviously) by the movie 'On The Waterfront'.

https://soundcloud.com/jameshorbett
https://www.dead.net/song/wharf-rat

Photograph by Yucel Moran
https://unsplash.com/@ymoran
https://www.instagram.com/yucel.moran
Used under Creative Commons license

Lyrics:
When I was young and I was strong
Back when I worked the Waterfront
I know I could have been someone
So long ago....

Once I was loving, I was loved
I never thought I'd have no-one
I know I could have been someone
Now I don't know...
And now I walk the Waterfront
What have you done?...

Some memories I can't forget
I know I'm not defeated yet...
I know I could have been someone
What have you done?
But now I'm on the Waterfront
What have you done to me?

On The Waterfront (Jim's Song)

This composition attempts to convey the challenges of memory recall from a fleeting thought that occurs during conversation to cognitive impairment not uncommonly experienced at elderly stages of our lives.

The piece starts in AbMinor and moves to Gb Major with modulations and chromatic movement.

The first section is played slowly without tempo.   

The second upbeat section uses odd meters, rhythmically subdivided in groups of 2 and 3 beats (for example, 7 beats can played as 2,2,3 and verbalized as "Taka Taka Takata").  Bpm is 110 with the 16th as the note value.  Signatures are as follows: 14/16, 4/16, 14/16, 4/16, 12/16, 13/16, 7/16.

Final section repeats the first melody but played in odd meters similar to the above.

I would love any feedback or comments you have.  Cheers, Scott

Now i Remember!

MADE BY FPMORINSTUDIO/FRANCOIS PIERRE MORIN

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https://touchofthewood.bandcamp.com/track/the-rock-show

I'm just having fun!
Hope you enjoying too!
Thanks for listening.

The Rock Show

Love John Prine's music! This is a quick raw cover of one of his songs.
Check out John's music on YouTube.

Knocking On Your Screen Door (Very raw John Prine cover by Tony)

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 I do play Music for the love of it, playing guitar,  percussionist  ,composing  on a computer and Guitar, Piano, creator of mood and sound design

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