CARIBBEAN COWBOY (MIX 1)

TOGETHER
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© Words and music: Guy E. Trépanier, 2013.
All rights reserved by Guy E. Trépanier.


Intro: 8 bars (key of D)

What I see is what I get
I don't have any regret
Cause I feel so be_tter
When we are toge_ther
Mm m-m-m m

I can take you for a ride
Love to have you by my side
Share a bunch of laugh_ter
When we are toge_ther
Mm m-m-m m

Instrumental: 8 bars

What you see is what you get
You don't have any regret
Cause you feel so be_tter
When we are toge_ther
Mm m-m-m m

You know how to treat me right
Always make me feel alright
Those blue eyes are brigh_ter
When we are toge_ther
Mm m-m-m m

And when we touch each other's hand tenderly
My heartbeat jumps right off the chart suddenly

Instrumental: 8 bars

What we see is what we get
We don't have any regret
Cause we feel so be_tter
When we are toge_ther
Mm m-m-m m

We know how to get along
Love to dance and sing along
And the world looks be_tter
When we are toge_ther
Mm m-m-m m

When we are toge_ _ther


Guy E. Trepanier #238
Melody: aug-sep 2013. Lyrics: aug-sep 2013.

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La Vie En Rose (Cover)

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Look Like Monayyy

"Look Like Monayyy" [CLEAN] Feat. KresZenzia

A song about temptation, and how it can happen to you and  to someone else who may be tempted by you.

Credits
Written by - Cowparsleyman
All vocals - Cowparlseyman
Drums, Guitars, Bass - Cowparsleyman
Lead mayhem - Cowparlseyman

Engineered and Produced by - Cowparlseyman

Lyrics
It all started with a second look
I felt uneasy as I started to stare
I looked away but felt the hook
Deep inside I should have stopped it there

She shook me cold (Deep inside)
Deep inside (She shook me cold)
She shook me cold (Deep inside)
Deep inside (She shook me cold)

She shook me cold but she was hot
Couldn't sleep my concentration was shot
I knew I was falling to a different world
Must decide if I should or should not

She shook me cold (Deep inside)
Deep inside (She shook me cold)
She shook me cold (Deep inside)
Deep inside (She shook me cold)

Hysterical Solo

It finished with a kiss no goodbye
I walked away with a glint in my eye
She felt uneasy as she started to stare
Deep inside she should have stopped it there.

She shook me cold (Deep inside)
Deep inside (She shook me cold)
She shook me cold (Deep inside)
Deep inside (She shook me cold)

More Hysterial Solo 

She shook me cold (Deep inside)
Deep inside (She shook me cold)
She shook me cold (Deep inside)
Deep inside (She shook me cold)

She Shook Me Cold

Last In Line For Love

Here is my official remix of the timeless Odesza single, "Say My Name."

Not only is this one of my favorite songs, it was the most rewarding project I've finished so far. It'll be available for free download and I hope everyone loves it!
Follow me here and on twitter @LifElinemusicCO for more music these next few weeks!

Odesza- Say My Name(LifEline Remix)

This is a co-write with BMI Songwriter Michael Coleman. I sang the lead and played acoustic guitar. We had some Nashville Cats on drums, fiddle, and keys. My buddy Joe Cook laid down the bass lines, and the worlds greatest back up singers ( Sheri Lynn Murray & Hank Lykins ) brought it all together. We cut the tracks in Nashville and Dave Manship mixed it all up at his studio in Middletown Indiana. The pic on this song is a great, great, uncle that was a silent film star. He often played a drunk onscreen, so I thought "What the Heck."  Here's a little info about his career. I reckon I can see where I get my sense of humor. Charlie Murray - Silent Film Star that made over 250 movies.
He was a popular and lovable guy in Hollywood who had a busy and successful career.
Murray  was an exceptionally mischievous child who the towns folk nicknamed “Sinner.” 
Never a fan of school, Murray sold papers and developed a fascination with the theater. Around the tender age of 11 he left home to follow his dream of “trodding the boards.” He joined circuses and Indian medicine shows, and by the time he was a teen had already worked as a clown, acrobat, and daredevil rider. Then came Hollywood baby. It was a perfect career move–Sennett’s Keystone Film Company was the biggest comedy draw in theaters by then, top comic Ford Sterling had recently left, and a pro like Murray was an ideal fit for its loopy, energetic, fast-paced environment. Murray brought 30 years of showbiz experience to the table, complete with an unshakable screen presence. His large, expressive face, with strong features including a mouth that could make him resemble a child’s drawing of a sad stick man, made a memorable screen impression and he soon became a favorite with audiences. (And many of them no doubt recognized him from vaudeville.) Murray was dubbed “Hogan,” playing an often-drunk laborer causing chaos in the homes of the elite. These films had titles like Hogan’s Mussy Job, Hogan’s Aristocratic Dream, and Hogan’s Wild Oats. During the 1910s Murray was frequently at hand to be the master of ceremonies at various Hollywood events, including benefits for the Actors’ Fund. He also donated his fundraising services to the Red Cross during WWI. Murray may have taken the most pride in one thing: his long and happy marriage to fellow vaudevillian Nellie Bae Hamilton. In a 1917 Photoplay interview peppered with jokes (“I never smoked opium, but smoked herring is a passion with me”), he talks about her with nothing but love and affection. The two had wed in Muncie, Indiana in 1906, and their marriage lasted until his death from pneumonia in 1941. He was a one of a kind guy, and his legendary wit can still be felt in written anecdotes and old publicity stories.  Film credits can be found here: 
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0614879/    It's Pretty Freaking Impressive!
These are quotes from various sources including: 
The Evening Statesman, November 8, 1907.
The Indianapolis News, April 4, 1932.
 lantern.mediahist.org & silentology.wordpress.com     articles

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I am a songwriter from Quebec
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