Have you ever felt the feeling when you're walking down the alley
Rain is pouring down, and footsteps walk behind your back
When you turn around to look
No one's there


I'm so afraid I can't help it
I'm so tall but still so small
They all feel it, but they can't see it
They call it weakness


Have you felt the fear in a crowd?
Fighting your way through the masses
They see the fear in your eyes
Don't shed a tear for their demise


I'm so afraid I can't help it
I'm so tall but still so small
They all feel it, but they can't see it
They call it weakness


(SOLO)


They call it weakness
I call it fear

They call it weakness
I call it fear


I'm so afraid I can't help it
I'm so tall but still so small
They all feel it, but they can't see it
They call it weakness
I call it fear

Can someone help me

I'm so afraid, i'm so afraid

Can someone help me

Give Me Five Minutes

So Afraid

Newspaper

Knalpot is the Indonesian word for exhaust... well I think it can't be better ;-)

Knalpot

Juste un moment musical qui pourrait sans aucun doute vous permettre de méditer pendant quelques instants et de vous évader de votre quotidien .... Merci d'avance de me suivre et de partager cette aventure .... Les voix sont des échantillons ....

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Just a musical moment that could undoubtedly allow you to meditate for a few moments and escape from your everyday life .... Thank you in advance for following me and sharing this adventure .... Voices are samples ....

High Rock View ....

Croque

Riding The Great Australian Plains

Fredo’s Boat Ride

August Sunday

Cast of Characters:

Witches of the Alamo-- @witchesofthealamo – James – vocals, mix, and production

TexMex Shaman–@texmex-shaman –Stephen–  rhythm and solo guitar

J.J. Terrell–@j-j-terrell – piano

K2 and the Three [and the Four]--@k2andthe3, @k2-kara -–Ken–drums

Entheogenic Psychonaught (Josh Clary)–@josh-clary-1 –- four-string fretless bass

This classic Grateful Dead song has been a favorite of JJ's since his playing in a bar band days, decades ago. Therefore, he decided to come up with a perfect, lively skeleton on his piano for us to use for it, and shared it with us. Josh, being a Deadhead as well, jumped on the chance to play Phil's part on his four string fretless bass. Ken, who isn't necessarily a Deadhead, but can play most anything, jumped on with his driving drums around the same time as Josh added his bass line, as they went back and forth a few times before getting the rhythm section settled. 

  Stephen came along next with his cunning rhythm guitar, follow closely by his solo for the solo section. JJ added his solo for that section right after Stephen had laid his part down. Then we turned it over to James to add his rich, accent-drenched vocals. 

  When we had all the parts down, we turned it over to James to produce and mix for us, which he did in expert fashion.

  This song was a lot of fun for the Deadheads in the band and non-Deadheads alike to record. This is also the second collaboration done by James and the Eclectic Collective, and we all enjoyed having him on this project.

  We hope you enjoy listening to this as much as we enjoyed making it.

August Sunday

James Geer