Name: I Have You by Frank Wood
Duration: 53 s
Description: A little throwback to the 60's with this short little demo. Here ya hear an Epiphone Bass and Les Paul Studio Guitar, along with my SG. All the guitars in a Vox amp simulation pedal.

Hello and thanks for listening
A little about this track
It was recorded at SMN recording studio
by Ernie and Cory Orosco
In Santa Barbara California between 1983-1987
It was recorded on 1 inch tape 16 tracks
A big deal at the time
It was released on Night City Records
Los Angeles Ca
It was originally mastered at
EMI Capitol records in Hollywood California
5000 vinyl albums were produced

Some notable musicians who contributed to 
The project are as follows

Cornelius Bumpus (Sax)
A member of The Doobie Brothers
Recorded and toured with Steely Dan
Has a Grammy award

Tim Bogert. (Bass)
Founding member of Vanilla Fudge
Beck Bogart Appice album with Jeff Beck
There hit was “Keep me hanging on”
Appears on the Ed Sullivan show

Gary Window  (Sax)
The Tubes Todd Rundgren

Dennis Marcellino (Elvin Bishop Band)   (Sax)

Peter Hooreibeke.  (Rare Earth). (Vocal)
Their hit was “Get Ready”

Kenny Cetara.  (Chicago). Vocal

Hubert Tubbs   (Tower of Power). (Vocal)
Hit songs  So very hard to go.      Your still a young man

Burleigh Drummond.   (Ambrosia)  (Drums)
Hit song.   How much I Feel

Chuck Wild.  Missing Persons. (Keys)
Hit song. Destination Unknown

Mike Hamilton.  (Kenny Logins Band)

Floyd Sneed.  Three Dog Night     (Drums)

Brian Faith.   Lead Vocals on all tracks

Ernie Orosco  Guitar

Clouds

Fragile Love Demo.ver

I am Motörgirl
I am Motörgirl and I play Rock and Roll!
It is so quiet, I am away
the riff in my head I start to play
I'm not a star and will never be
It is my passion, so wild and free

I am Motörgirl, hear my voice
me and my guitar make so much noise
if you like to listen it's your choice
I am Motörgirl

A girl in the crowd keeping it low
quiet an humble, moving slow
but Motörgirl is also true
can't wait to share my music with you
I am Motörgirl

By day I am just a silent person
but when the night comes
a different version
I am Motörgirl, come Rock with me
for all who like it, it's yours for free

I am Motörgirl, hear my voice
me and my guitar make so much noise
if you like to listen it's your choice
I am Motörgirl

I am Motörgirl, hear my voice
me and my guitar make so much noise
if you like to listen it's your choice
I am Motörgirl

Thank you for listening to my music!

I am Motörgirl

Crossroads (Prod. Montana X Ft. XOXO)

Let’s not mince words here. Trump is the embodiment of corruption, greed, and incompetence. He’s a man who has spent his entire life looking out for himself, exploiting others, and leaving chaos in his wake. As De Niro so eloquently put it: *“He’s a dog. He’s a pig. He’s a con. He’s a bullsh*t artist. He’s a mutt who doesn’t know what he’s talking about.”* This isn’t just about politics—it’s about morality. It’s about standing up to a man who has no respect for the rule of law, no respect for the truth, and no respect for the American people.

Trump’s presidency was a disaster. He divided the country, emboldened hate, and failed to deliver on his promises. He’s a man who thrives on chaos, who lies with every breath, and who cares only about his own ego. As De Niro said: *“He’s a punk, he’s a dog, he’s a mutt. He doesn’t know what he’s talking about. He’s an idiot. He’s a fool.”* And yet, here we are, facing the possibility of him returning to power. We cannot let that happen. We cannot allow this man to continue to poison our democracy.

This is not just about Trump—it’s about the people who enable him. The sycophants, the cowards, and the opportunists who stand by his side and allow his corruption to flourish. They are just as guilty as he is. As De Niro said: *“They’re all scum. They’re all mutts. They don’t know what they’re talking about.”* We need to hold them accountable. We need to stand up and fight back.

The stakes are too high to sit on the sidelines. This is about the soul of our nation. It’s about protecting our democracy, our values, and our future. We cannot afford to let Trump and his enablers win. We must vote, we must organize, and we must make our voices heard. As De Niro said: *“We’re gonna fight back. We’re gonna fight back with everything we’ve got.”*

So let’s do this. Let’s come together and defeat Trump once and for all. Let’s show the world that we are better than this. That we will not tolerate corruption, lies, and hate. That we will stand up for what’s right. As De Niro said: *“We’re gonna win. We’re gonna win because we have to.”*

This is our moment. This is our fight. Let’s get to work.

#DefeatTrump #VoteHimOut #NotMyPresident #DeNiroWasRight

A Broken Boy Misses His Dog

My Ramones Rock
Hey Ho, let's go!
In the 70s with a spark they started and made their mark
fast and hard, such a thrill, simple songs that give me a chill
master of chords play it loud, listen how Joey shouts
a sound that will never fade, a pity that I'm too late

hey ho, let's go
punk rock chords in my head, with every tone I feel no dread
play all their chords I can't resist, with their music I know I exiist
master of chords play it loud, listen how Joey shouts
a sound that will never fade, a pity that I'm too late

Joey and Tommy and Dee Dee and Johnny, Marky, Richie, Elvis, C. J

I sing it high, I shout it out, I play their chords and music very loud
punk rock love, so okay, happy that their music crossed my way
hear that sound, it's pure delight, the Ramones I play every night
simple songs that they created, sing along, don't hesitate
I celebrate and feel so great

My Ramones Rock

the song captures the emotional kaleidoscope of being intensely present and wildly distracted — all at once.

The narrator isn’t forgetful or flakey by choice, but because their inner world is a sensory storm: bright rooms feel too loud, thoughts multiply like crowds, and emotions land like lightning. They're often misunderstood, labelled as “too much,” when in truth, they love with extraordinary depth and loyalty.

Lyrically tender yet sonically bold, the track is equal parts confession and declaration. It wears its chaos like a badge and turns perceived flaws — forgetfulness, emotional intensity, inconsistency — into acts of love, resilience, and fierce devotion. At its core, it's a love song to the misunderstood, offering a powerful reminder: "I may miss the train, but I’d never miss the chance to carry your pain."

It’s vulnerable, it’s defiant — and it’s perfectly imperfect.

Perfectly imperfect.

Think “Naruto meets Night Shift”, with a tear in one eye and a clipboard in the other. 

A tribute to the unsung warriors of mental health nursing, woven seamlessly with the mythology and emotional weight of the Naruto universe. The song reframes the daily grind of psychiatric care — long shifts, emotional tolls, and internal battles — through the lens of ninja resilience, trauma, and compassion.

Each verse parallels iconic Naruto themes (trauma, healing, burden, loyalty) with the realities of frontline care work:

Verse 1 casts the nurse as a lone shinobi, armed not with jutsu but with charts, emotional endurance, and unwavering duty.

The chorus reveals the silent toll of the job — scars unseen, pride unspoken, and a hope that defies burnout.

Verse 2 humanizes both staff and patients as misunderstood warriors, all carrying their own "tailed beasts." The nurse sees potential where others see danger.

The bridge slows things down for reflection — pain as prophecy, care as a kind of magic.

The outro gently concedes that this isn’t a battle won with flashy powers, but by enduring presence and unseen love.

© [Laura Keable] [2025]. All rights reserved.

This track is original and protected by copyright.
Please don’t use, sample, remix, or repost without permission.
For licensing or collabs: [please message].



Shadow work.

When Children Play
Racing down the streets in the sunlight.
We are just kids feeling good, playing our life.
We are out to play and we run around.
Chasing our friends while we shout so loud.
Emma is so cute, the boys in love with her.

„Hey, too close! Don't you throw the ball from there! 
Whoa, that was not fair! I won't play any more with you!
Why you are always so mean? Go away!
I play with someone else!“
Bye!

Michael likes to show his strength today.
Lucy is so pretty and she can play.
Marty looks so sad, oh no, what a day!
Finn is mad. I don't like him this way.
Snowball fight in the street, no one can beat me.
Rick's the best we all want him in our team.

„I am first, I run so fast! Joe is so sad, he's last!“
„Uhhh, shame in you you weren't fair!“
„Well, ohh, so sorry my friend!
Please let us be friends again. I really like you, my friend!
Could you too, like me the same?
Together we'll play very cool games“

We all want to play hide and seek.
But Mary always finds Nick too fast, ohh.
„ohhhoo, why I'm always last?
Whooo, I'm tired I go home.“

Tom is a liar, spins so many lies.
Lynn gets angry, is tired of his disguise.
Lars acts strong, but Nick and Lizz say no way.
The world is a game, but some don't wanna play.
He's angry and wants every one to obey.
But not all of us wanna follow what he says.

„Please let us be friends again. I really like you, my friend!
Could you too, like me the same?
Together we'll play very cool games“

The president tells his own stories.
He's the one who makes up what is true.
His minister obeys, always tells something new.
The world's his game, but some don't play.
He's upset now cause every one should obey.
But not all of us wanna follow what he says.

The president and his adviser can now no more get along,
spreading secrets and dirt, feeling very strong.
The president plays king, some don't wanna play.
The adviser admits he has gone too far, 
but most people now know where we are.
The president is angry: „All obey!“
But many are waiting eagerly for the day,
when the old king finally has gone away.

When Children Play

A little throwback to the 60's with this short little demo. Here ya hear an Epiphone Bass and Les Paul Studio Guitar, along with my SG. All the guitars in a Vox amp simulation pedal.

I Have You

I'm in love ©sas  2019  new release original  electric stick guitar , sound 
production, produced , vocals lyrics by susan a stevens
copyright protected, no downloads are permitted
ascap and socan registered

Amateur songwriter/musician originally from Texas now living in Virginia thru parts of North Carolina. Don't ask.

My story:

I got somewhat into recording in the mid 80's briefly with a Tascam Porta One, but used it mostly as a scratch pad while writing songs. When the 90's hit, life hit, and all this stuff took a back seat for the next 25+ years. 

For therapeutic reasons, and the pandemic as well (having to spend more time at home), I decided it was time (2020) to get back into it, and I absolutely love it!

I like all kinds of music from pop, country, electronic, rock, folk, big band, orchestral, blue-grass, americana, etc. I'm really all over the map. As a kid I religiously watched anything relating to the NFL (yes I was a Cowboys fan) because of the music of NFL Films. I still listen to it today.

Some artists and bands I have liked over the years are Collective Soul, Cheap Trick, The Stones (of course), Waylon Jennings, Travis Tritt, John Mellencamp, and Glen Campbell. I even liked KISS as kid in the 70's. Of course when they got into disco and then hair-metal, that was an ender for me but I still like their stuff in the 70's quite a bit.

I got "more" into music at about 14 (1980). That summer Eddie Rabbit released an album named "Horizon" (which I played endlessly) and about a month later AC/DC released "Back in Black". Now that's a combination for you! While they were miles apart sonically, they had one thing in common: good, catchy songs.

With all that said, the one band that I've always loved, and just struck a chord with me, is The Who. Not sure how to explain it. I "discovered" them well after their heyday of course. Maybe it's the anthemic nature of their songs? Maybe it's the creative genius of their chief songwriter/guitarist (my opinion)? Maybe it's the sound they produced as a 3-piece band, where they didn't really have a "lead" guitarist -- their bassist essentially filled that role (and quite admirably too)? Maybe the drummer, who played everything as one big fill? I don't know but I thought they were fantastic. Still do.

-Frank Wood

I Have You

Frank Wood

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