First original written guitar track. Using a Microphone and GarageBand. I've looped up some banging on the guitar as the beat and played around with a couple of chords. Hope you like it. Give it a like and a comment!

Motions - Bence Horvai

04 Holy

A really quick (like, really quick) cover of Wake Me Up by Avicii done in our living room. The Overly Artistic Turkeys are (for this song at least) Laura Goslinski on Vocals and Stephan Goslinski on Merlin.

NFMBY

Wake Me Up (Living Room Cover)

So this is just a little thing that I was fooling around with. 

Moon Song - Karen O & Ezra Koeing (Cover)

Harlot (Kevin Wilcox)

Coming Home To You (Nic Crowe Original)

C22 - lobby [free download]

Words and music by Stephan Goslinski and Kevin Wilcox
 © 2016

Lyrics: 
I am a teacup and you are the sea
I’ll never contain your fullness in me
One dip in your ocean and full I shall be
But striving for answers is petty, it seems

Oh Lord I need you

On top of a mountain I first saw your face
Washed by your water and dripping with grace
And when in the valley I cannot keep pace
I'll stand on your shoulders and stay in the race

So teach me the words to say for you
And walk with me all of my days
Firm in your promises I’ll stand

And I will be
I will be
I will be filled

Night after night I still stare at the sky
Wishing that wisdom may pour from your eye
But like to Elijah you whispered that night
Your love is a well that will never run dry


I'm still a teacup, I'm chipping and weak
Trying to trust you and striving to seek
But morning by morning new mercies I see
And cry out "My Lord is sufficient for me!";
(Jesus your love is sufficient for me)
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This song was born out of a resolve to just write something without regard for what other people thought; and thus, the first verse was born. I took an analogy I've used in the past to describe how I see God (and my relationship with/understanding of Him) and put it to music almost verbatim.

Then, I was stuck. I had put the whole of my thoughts on the subject into one verse and had nothing left to say.

So I took it to Stephan, a buddy and a brother and a killer of a songwriter and asked him if he had anything to contribute to it.
He came back with the rest of the song, and I realized in retrospect how much of my heart had yet to be unpacked by this simple analogy.

It's been said that books are best written in community. I now suspect the same of songs.

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