Name: Moonshine & Coffee by Joel Rivendell
Duration: 2 min 30 s
Description: Track art photography collage sourced from New York Public Library (image on left) and Alexandra Gorn on Unsplash (image on right).

Great groove! Funny song! Moonshine and coffee!!! 😊

I love the funky bass mixed the banjo. Primo. What a combo.

Digging the bass and percussion.... Cool sounding groove...

Nice and interesting song, like the funky style

Funky man i really like this, very different

Fun guitar sound and super vocals. 👍👍👍

Love the 50 style, but in a modernised fashion.

Track art photography collage sourced from New York Public Library (image on left) and Alexandra Gorn on Unsplash (image on right).

Moonshine & Coffee

Meadowlands

No Boundaries

Dedicated to red nose day and other children's hospital fundraisers and charities doing phenomenal work out there everyday around the globe. 

The courage of these sick kids is amazing and inspiring. Give generously everyone.

Note any funds generated from this composition will be given to charity.

Chalk

Embark on a soul-stirring journey with "In The Papers," a poignant ballad from the 6th album "Seven Years To Dust" by the talented UK singer-songwriter, These Guitars Say Sorry. This acoustic masterpiece showcases the artist's evolution and development, delving into the heart of working-class narratives with sweeping strings that tug at your emotions.

"In The Papers" paints a vivid picture of a world where lives are saved, shadows fall, and lonely souls remain unseen. The singer brings attention to the unheard voices, the people who won't make it to the headlines, emphasizing the stark contrast between reality and what makes it to the papers.

The lyrics touch on the struggle against evil and inequality, a plea for resistance in the face of injustice. These Guitars Say Sorry challenges us to look beyond the surface, urging us to give voices to the hungry, the weak, the young, and the old—those whose stories are often left untold in the pages of mainstream media.

As the artist reflects on society, the song unfolds like a powerful narrative, echoing the sentiments of those relegated to the bottom of the list. The music video, a testament to the skill of the singer-guitarist, complements the lyrical depth, creating a mesmerizing experience for the listener.

"In The Papers" is not just a song; it's a call for awareness, a plea for change. With Each strum of the acoustic guitar, and every heartfelt lyric, These Guitars Say Sorry invites us to question the stories we read, urging us to demand something new, something we haven't heard before.

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I saved a life today
There's not much more to say
Except you won't read it in the papers

The world turns, the shadows fall
Lonely people no one knows at all
You don't see them in the papers

All the people plotting evil
In the hope we won't resist
Whatever we do we're not equal
We're just bottom of the list

All we do is look up to the sky
We're waiting for the promise and not lies
Tomorrow's news is written like the law
Tell something we've not heard before

All the hungry and the weak
Give them voices so that they can speak
Then we'll read them in the papers

All the young and all the old
A million people's stories never told
'Cos they don't write the papers

All the people plotting evil
In the hope we won't resist
Whatever we do we're not equal
We're just bottom of the list

All we do is look up to the sky
We're waiting for the promise and not lies
Tomorrow's news is written like the law
Tell something we've not heard before

In The Papers by These Guitars Say Sorry. Singer songwriter acoustic from the UK.

Lyrics 

Trees grow broad and long,
Hearts beat fast and strong,
Seasons come and go,
Children learn and grow,
All these things are true,
As certain as I love you.

Tears stream down a face,
A strand of hair out of place, 
Blood droplets from an opened wound, 
Stubborn branches getting pruned,
All these things are seen,
My love for you is keen.

A Loud thunder sound,
Leaves littering the ground, 
The slow pace of a snail,
The sharp pinch of a nail,
As all these things occur,
I’ll love you more and more.

Poetry & Song: Love & All These Things

Warmth Of Your Smile

Intoxicated

Bad Bart - Robert Grigg & Combstead

Cover art photo by Gilberto Parada on Unsplash.

Track art photo by Vlad Grebenyev on Unsplash.

Freeway

The story of Swiss guy Willy Pitz.

We often hear that we sometimes put mental barriers that limit ourselves and prevent us to succeed. Even it’s most of time an unconscious process, I am quite sure this is right and indeed frequent. Thinking about it made me realize that, for some unfortunate people, in a difficult context, it may go even further. Some may not even give themselves the permission to live the life they want, for multiple reasons or, worse, without any reason. It’s probably something not so far from a depression.

Yeah, that sounds a little discouraging reflection, I admit. But it was actually kind of good fun to imagine what it is to be in the mind of someone deep in this self-sabotage enterprise, create this punk-like story about the guy and make it a song! It was entertaining to do and, by a twist of fate, it now actually lifts my mood every time I listen to it!

It goes without saying that the name of my anti-hero is invented, chose for its rhythm and sound, that was just fitting my mood and creative moment. 
The cover is based on the original illustration by MaKo.

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Willy Pitz

I share music that I write from time to time as a hobby.  Hope you enjoy.

Moonshine & Coffee

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