Using You

shy little frog - sushisingz X Chris Hitchins

it's been a long long time - matthew ifield

you never fail 
my swallowtail
sitting so sweet in the palm of my hand

to make me feel safe 
and fill me with grace
wings as pale as the sun on the sand

merry and bright
my cabbage white
freshly steamed milk of the moonlight

for you are the morning, the noon and the night

leaving so soon
my holly blue
gently you flew to the ends of the day

fleeting time passing through
as cold evening dew
a mellow reminder of your once warm breath of rain

(lalalalala)

snail shell swirl
mother of pearl
locked like a curl round my finger so tight

though i love you so
you're losing your glow
why do you have to let go

but we'll never be
so i'll set you free
up to the clouds so high

for you are the earth and the sea and the sky

and you were more beautiful when you could fly

the lepidopterist

Madeleine Peyroux, Jesse Harris and Larry Klein, © 2004 Pennywell Publishing, BMI-Beany Songs-Sony ATV, BMI-Exegesis-Chrysalis Music, ASCAP
Musicians:  Rebecca Topolniski - vocal; Tony Leonard - lead guitar;  Terry Lawson - fiddle; Tony Horlor - rhythm guitars, bass, drums.

Don't Wait Too Long

StoneHenge

Adventure Time

All Gummed Up Inside/ All Warmed Up Inside

Que Sera Sera: The Doris Day Collection

Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better

SCRAWNY - WALLOWS (live)

fly me 2 moon

hello ! here have song :] i wrote this for my friends i hope u like it too and that it maybe reminds u of ur friends as well!! <3

lyrics:

my dear stars in the sky
you fly over me
smiling past the rooftops in the night just out of reach 
one day you’ll find me

my dear fish of the sea
however many leagues apart that we may be
the same salt graces our gills
and fills my heart up so gently  

as winter showers soak the ground
i wanna hold you closely
but sadly you can’t see the strawberry sunrise
as long as we are under the same sky
i know you’ll always be there for me

my dear birds of the trees
whichever way the wind may take the falling leaves
the same clouds cushion our wings
come dawn we’ll sing in bitter harmony

| INSTRUMENTAL |

my dear friends far away
i hope that maybe soon we’ll see the break of day
but for now, i’ll keep you safe
in the clouds our memories are saved in shapes

as the summer solstice wears its crown
i wanna hold you closely
and someday you will see the strawberry sunrise
as long as we are under the same sky
ohhhh

it's also on spotify and other places :D

my dear friends

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THE GARAGE BAND COOPERATIVE

Background History
Tony Horlor and Terry Lawson have shared a passion for music for over 40 years. Their musical journey together began in the early 1980’s when they became friends and started playing music together. Things got a bit more serious when Terry purchased a TEAC 144 Four Track Porta Studio. They spent hours and hours in his basement, recording track after track creating wonderful music with their friends. This carried on for a number of years and then Tony moved away from Edmonton bringing their musical collaboration in the studio to an end. The spark was reignited a few years later when Tony purchased his own multi track-recording machine, which was compatible with Terry’s TEAC 144. They were able to mail back and forth between Edmonton and Victoria, a master cassette tape for a song, adding their own individual tracks until the song was completed. So even though they were separated by a long distance, they were once again creating music. Then technology kicked in and using a program called GarageBand (which has been upgraded to Logic Pro 11), they were able to share files virtually to create their music. They then began asking their musical friends from all over Western Canada to add their passion and talent for music to their recordings. Terry and Tony were once again recording music with their friends after so many years. They call this group of musicians The Garage Band Cooperative. Individual tracks are recorded in the studios of Rick Waugh, Richard Steinberg, Stan Muirhead, Jamesy The True, Tony Horlor and Terry Lawson. These files are then shared virtually to either Rick’s, Richard's, Jamey The True’s, Tony’s or Terry's studios, where the tracks are assembled, mixed and mastered.

Musicians
Some of the musicians that have contributed to this project include: Tony Horlor (Parksville, BC) vocals, guitars, bass guitar, synthesizer, percussion. Browne Anderson (Edmonton, AB, Deceased) piano, Richard Steinberg (Nanoose, BC) vocals, guitar, Gregg Dawe (Nanoose, BC) vocals, acoustic guitar, Scott Jefferies (Edmonton, AB) vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, Kelly Collins (Edmonton, AB) vocals, Toby Tellier (Edmonton, AB) vocals, upright bass, Howie Bergeron (Edmonton, AB) acoustic and resophonic guitars, banjo, Rick Waugh (Maple Ridge, BC) vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, drums, bass guitar, synthesizer, Jamesy The True, vocals, guitars, harmonica (Lake Cowichan, BC) harmonica, Stan Muirhead (Edmonton, AB) electric guitar, drums, percussion, Joe Mueller (St. Albert, AB) cello, Ron Mercer (Edmonton, AB, deceased) banjo, resophonic guitar, Marge Gordon (Edmonton, AB) vocals, Frank Burgess (Edmonton, AB) vocals, acoustic guitar, Cassy Lawson Underwood (Edmonton, AB) vocals, Tony Leonard (Vernon, BC) vocals acoustic, electric, slide guitars, Rebecca Topolniski (Vernon, BC) vocals, Terry Lawson (Edmonton, AB) vocals, 6 and 12 string acoustic guitars, fiddle, accordion, piano, synthesizer, harmonica, percussion

Don't Wait Too Long

The Garage Band Cooperative

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