So many seemingly mindless faces staring into mobile phones at a train station, each individual with a story of their own and a destination to reach. Some escaping, some heading down the track to no good.
Thanks to the following contributors: Kevin Cook (bass), Aron Templeton (harmonica) and  Jody  Templeton (backing vocal) for being part of the creative fun. Thanks also to Steve Quirk for the cover artwork.
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Redline Train

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Tragedy

trust

When you need a change and, it's coming but not quick enough.

Bagpipes and all

Cruizy, latino rock style vibe with a very catchy guitar riff and smooth vocal harmonies perfect for party dancing. Song about love, loss and realisations.

The Mexican

Six months in the making, this beautiful song is from the heart of one, with a deep love and respect for another. A piano and acoustic guitar piece, it is rich with weaving orchestral arrangements and a powerful chorus with a raw and honest vocal that imparts the true, heart felt meaning to this song.

Holding On

Written in honor of my Dad, Mitch ... today, Father's Day 2020

My Father's Rug

Illustration by William Blake, from his Songs of Experience, 1794

Saturday 18th July. Day 118 of Pandemic Poems

378 The Tyger by William Blake

Saturday 18th July. Day 118 of Pandemic Poems

380 Jaguar by Ted Hughes

The Devils Bride (vocal by Jay Price)

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