Spécial thanks to Odarka  for her a cappella...

GET OUT.  feat. Odarka

I've uploaded other tracks on YouTube so I hope you'll check them out!
https://open.spotify.com/intl-ja/track/6bhIrm0rlqLMf7ijBSzFIA?si=af227847996d44c7

https://youtu.be/BjZx5vnh_vY?si=ehk1L5nw7nxVEJgP

もう戻れない発情していく影と
嗚呼、酷い情緒、彫琢していく悲壮と

嗚呼、絡みつく情景は卑猥で
嗚呼、止まらない煩悩が
この悲惨な正体を暴かせてくれ

色欲に溺れた理性
罰当たり当たり前さ本能
止まらない衝動を抱いて
揺れ惑う

嗚呼、止めどなく暴走していくカルマ
もう構わない、罪でも罰でも被って

嗚呼、絡みつく情景は卑猥で
嗚呼、止まらない煩悩が
この悲惨な正体を暴かせてくれ

色欲に溺れた理性
罰当たり当たり前さ本能
止まらない衝動を抱いて
揺れ惑う

色欲に溺れた理性
誰だって抱えてる本能
止まらない衝動がほら
命を焦がす

色欲の罪 【Sin Ob Obscene】by Spotify

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can i get hard

Another pop song based on "Stand by Me", self-pitying and catchy at times. It has no chorus and the title of the song comes in its "coda" or "reprise".

Did I

this is my old buddy mike's original song from the 80's that he asked me to record. also his pen drawing.

paranoid neozoid

Have Much

Uranus

A litte song about Flannery O'Connor, American novelist and short story writer who died in 1964
age 39 from Lupus, with the last 10 years of her life becoming increasingly incapacitated by her illness  
.. despite her suffering she continued her craft at the highest level..
There was a movie recently released called Wildcat about her and Ms O'Connor was portrayed by Maya Hawke
I have not seen the film but I took the sound clips in the song from the trailer....don't tell.....

Hey Flannery

Hey Flannery, gone undercover 
Biding your time, country livin’ with your mother 
In that little room, there's a place for the lame and the blind  
Takes a life to discover a good man is hard to find      

Hey Flannery, limping to salvation           
Body betrayed, you write your revelation 
In that little world, you've found a place for the damned and the divine                           
Takes a lifetime to discover a good man is hard to find   

Create him                                       
Erase him                                             
Lover or Liar, he wanders the land     
Embrace him                                            
Forsake him                             
Up on the cross, they don't understand   
The path to grace, a gunshot through the pines  
It's killing time                                   

Hey Flannery, this world is turning   
Books they be banning and forests they be burning 
Your typewriter sings the musings of your mind      
Takes a lifetime to discover a good man is hard to find   

Preach or plead                                      
We've lost our way                                   
Gone off the road                                  
This sunny day                                        
There's a meanness in the world             
Where dark meets light                             
Although we try to run from it                    
It's two steps faster when we slip          
Our fall from grace, the bodies left behind

                        
Hey Flannery, your sisters and your brothers  
Marching up to heaven after hurting one another 
The road to redemption around your little heart it winds  
Takes a lifetime to discover a good man is hard to find 
Takes a life to discover a good man is hard to find
Takes a life to discover that a good man is hard to find








A Good Man Is Hard To Find (Hey Flannery)

""Don't Be Denied" is a key song in Neil Young history. It's from the live stage album Time Fades Away taken from tours done to support Young's outstanding smash hit Harvest, and at the same time done during one of Young's darkest times, right after longtime collaborator Danny Whitten had died of an overdose of alcohol and Valium. Young was hitting the bottle pretty hard here and singing in a falsetto voice, the combination of which would cause him to develop a throat infection. Young, with his heart always on his sleeve, sang what he felt.
As stated in Neil Young: Long May You Run: The Illustrated History, "'Don't Be Denied' is an unguardedly autobiographical tune that traces Young's life from his parent's [1961] divorce to his current dichotomous status as poor in soul but rich in commercial success."
The time of Young's parents' divorce was turbulent, as the separation was anything but amicable. However at the time, 16-year-old Neil was raising chickens and selling the eggs, with plans to go to Ontario Agricultural College and be a farmer. Only his leisure activities foretold his future, when he would hide from his family problems in his room with his transistor radio playing local station CHUM. From this, Young learned admiration for Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, and of course Elvis. In 1958, his father bought Neil his first music instrument, a plastic ukulele. His father would later recall, "He would close the door of his room... and we would hear plunk, pause while he moved his fingers to the next chord, plunk, pause while he moved again, plunk."                      Songfacts

Don't Be Denied-Neil Young (Cover)

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Hardy Mums- Not So Hardy At All

This playful folk-style tune takes a humorous look at the fall garden favorite: chrysanthemums. Sold as “hardy,” they burst with color in September and October, only to vanish when winter comes… or reappear as a single scraggly sprig the next spring. A little satire, a little truth, and a lot of autumn charm.

Perfect for gardeners, humor-lovers, and anyone who’s ever bought mums again (and again).

Hardy Mums (Not So Hardy At All)

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GET OUT. feat. Odarka

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