Copy of ERIK KRISTIAN

brent faiyaz - rehab (slowed + reverb)

Louis Armstrong - What a wonderful world

White Ferrari by Frank Ocean but it will change your life

What A Wonderful world- Louis Armstrong

Thanks for listening!

Re-produced and re-sang on 1/14/2017

Frank Sinatra - Fly Me to the Moon (Cover by Shayan)

Charles aznavour

La boheme

Skyline Shimmers by Erik Gonzales

Chewing on a Rock
(c) J. Murdock McInnes Vasey


[intro]

[verse]
You can be what you believe
You can choose what you become
You can find a way to live
You can be all that you can

[verse]
I heard someone say these words
In fact, I hear it all the time
I just wish I could believe
And then the world could be all mine

[bridge]

[verse]
I can't believe what is not real
I just don't have it in my soul
It does not matter what I feel
What it is, is what it is

[instrumental]

[verse]
I was born to be a loser
I would never be a king
When I believed that I could choose her
She handed back my ring

oohhh, She handed back my ring

[verse]
I believed that I could fly
And so I jumped into the sky
After months and months of traction
I could find no satisfaction

oohhh noooh, no satisfaction

[instrumental]

[verse]
I think we misinterpret
We don't really understand
You have to read the line with care
You can be all that you can

[verse]
All that you can, is what's in store
What you can't is out of stock
Trying to be something you are not
Is like chewing on a rock

Trying to be something you are not
Is like chewing on a rock

[instrumental]

[outro]
You can believe just what you want
But it ain't what you become
You may find a way to live
But be only what you can

You can be only what you can

You can be only what you can

only what you can

[instrumental]

Chewing on a Rock

A witty city vignette in C minor (98 BPM), “Sidewalk Philosopher” sashays on Rhodes, upright bass, brushed snares, muted trumpet and a playful sax hook. The lyric celebrates the erudite misfit—Camus quotes, tweed in June—framed by call-and-response falsetto harmonies.
For industry: bright character piece with light-funk gait and crisp edit points; a fit for bookish hero ads, coffee brands, indie film montages. For curators: slot into Coffeehouse Jazz-Pop, Light Funk, Smart Pop, and Urban Afternoon playlists. Fans of Sting, Norah Jones, and Lianne La Havas will love the sly phrasing and classy groove.

Sidewalk Philosopher

She sang as if she knew me
In all my dark despair
And then she looked right through me
As if I wasn't there.


Frank Sinatra - Killing Me Softly

I Love You Baby - Frank Sinatra

I will wait for you - Frank Sinatra

And I Love You So/It's Impossible

Perry Como - And I Love You So

I gattacci sono un gruppo estensibile da strada che ha avuto una strana evoluzione...
Seguiteci!!!

La foule - Édith Piaf

I write the lyrics; Mr. Alfonso Suno composes the music.  Working with the lovely Ms. Ai Ongaku, they create the arrangements.  Ms. Ongaku and her crowd are responsible for the performances.  My part in creating these tracks is very small. Nonetheless, I am to blame.  Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.

I’ve been singing since I could talk — maybe even before that, in dreams and humming lullabies. I play piano and guitar, my two trusted co-conspirators in this musical adventure. Lyric writing is my favorite kind of magic: turning feelings into phrases, stories into songs. I chase melodies like fireflies, never quite sure where they’ll lead, but always hoping they light up the dark a little. Thanks for stoppin g by — stay awhile, and let the music wander with you.Whether it’s good or bad… it’s about the feeling. You know what I’m talking about if you sing. I go into other worlds. Thank you for being a fan. 
⸻

⸻ Best regards,
ERIK KRISTIAN
🍭

Chewing on a Rock

I and Ai

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