Here's a very strange Thorny track I'd completely forgotten about. I may have talked Whitney into trying this one, but she was usually up for anything and turned it into something useful. Interesting guitar parts, at least.

                                                      I Want You There
                                                       words by Jon Colton
                                        music by Jon Colton and Whitney Wade

Didn't I call you out
Rattling stones and sticks?
Didn't I break your walls
By throwing my own wall's bricks?
Always the trains and boats
Always the bicycles
Always the knots and throats
There must be new ways to move you

I want you there

Though every and each beware 
Hiding behind your face
Haunts like a little ghost 
In only a pillow case
In a girl's new doll house
Different sized dolls must share
Some never fit the door
The ceiling might crush your hair

But I want you there

And a snake with two heads
Dreams of two mice
In just one bed
Like I want you there...

I Want You There (Demo)

Jon Colton Barry is a songwriter, musician, as well as a writer for television, film and stage. He is the son of Rock and Roll hall of Fame songwriting legend Jeff Barry ("Be My Baby," "Chapel of Love," Da Doo Ron Ron," "The Jefferson's Theme Song," "Sugar Sugar," etc. etc.) and has been a professional musician/singer/songwriter fronting bands such as Mrs. Malone, Thorny and Jon Colton & His Enemies since 1990. 

Jon's an Emmy nominated writer, having written episodes and songs for Disney's #1 animated hit show "Phineas and Ferb," including the top rated TV cable movie of 2011, "Phineas and Ferb: Across The Second Dimension," as well as the shelved "Phineas" feature film script. 

Jon next revamped and wrote a new animated "Scooby Doo" series for Warner Brothers, and served as story editor. He's also created, written and produced live-action series, such as "Revolver" with long time friend and creative collaborator, Jason Richman, for Fox 21 Studios.

Jon is currently creating several new television, music and film projects.

This is a space for various rough songs, "Phineas and Ferb" demos, and other oddities that I feel like throwing in there for fun. Feedback is welcome!