All hands on deck
we are taking on water
Sailing into troubled winds, boys
we’ve caught the devils daughter

Crashed sullenly by every wave
oh, how the bitch has swelled
Labor boys, labor hard
or surely, we are quelled

They will say
“They’re late,
but it is not time for mourning
all sailors take hope
it was not red skies at morning.”

Stand by, stand by
until all studding sails are dipped.
Bring down every rag, my lads
from fore to aft of ship.

Square away the aft yard sail and
bring her back around.
Do your duty well, now,
or the devil takes us down.

They will say
“They’re late,
but it is not time for mourning
all sailors take hope
it was not red skies at morning.”

They will say
“They’re late,
but it is not time for mourning
all sailors take hope
it was not red skies at morning.”

Ohhhhh not red skies at morning 

Bring about to port now
we’re running well behind.
Condemned upon a mermaid’s tail
forever traveling blind.

Prayers are not for the dead,
with such a storm we’ve found,
even God cannot save
the Doomed and Hell bound

They say,
“They’re late, 
now is time for mourning,
sailors lost hope,
it was red skies at morning."

Red Skies At Morning (lyrics in description)

Creep - (Cover)

Liam Bear Brown brings a playful twist to music with his latest track "Mr. Potato Head". This catchy tune, penned by lyricist Nik Bear Brown, celebrates the iconic toy that has brought joy and creativity to children and adults alike since 1954. The song narrates the evolution of Mr. Potato Head from a simple plastic novelty included in cereal boxes to a beloved figure in toy chests around the globe. It's a whimsical homage to a toy that has stood the test of time, adapting and changing with the years while always keeping a smile on its face. Dive into this melodic journey through decades of fun, imagination, and transformation.

Listen now and rediscover the joy of Mr. Potato Head!

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Mr. Potato Head

[Verse]
In a world where playing with food is bad,
George Lerner's idea was quite the fad.
Plastic faces, little pins,
Turn a spud into grins.

[Chorus]
Oh, Mr. Potato Head, what a tale you tell,
From a simple spud you rose and swelled.
Faces, hats, and bits galore,
Changing looks since '54.

[Verse]
First a prize in cereal packs,
Soon he found a home with stacks
Of children laughing, eager eyes,
Potatoes turned to big surprise.

[Verse]
With Mrs. Potato and kids in tow,
Spud and Yam, all aglow,
They sold in millions, oh so grand,
A starchy family, hand in hand.

[Chorus]
Oh, Mr. Potato Head, what a tale you tell,
From a simple spud you rose and swelled.
Faces, hats, and bits galore,
Changing looks since '54.

[Verse]
But changes came as years went past,
Sharp pieces gone, plastic at last.
No longer just for lads and misses,
Mr. Potato Head sends anti-smoking kisses.

[Verse]
A couch potato no more, he stands,
Promoting fitness across the lands.
And in a move to be fair and right,
The brand’s name changed to just “Potato Head” one night.

[Chorus]
Oh, Mr. Potato Head, what a tale you tell,
From a simple spud you rose and swelled.
Faces, hats, and bits galore,
Changing looks since '54.

[Instrumental]

[Verse]
So here's to the toy that grew and changed,
With each new decade, he rearranged.
A spud, a face, a family dear,
Mr. Potato Head, we cheer.

[Chorus]
Oh, Mr. Potato Head, what a tale you tell,
From a simple spud you rose and swelled.
Faces, hats, and bits galore,
Changing looks since '54.

[Instrumental]

Mr. Potato Head (Liam Vocals Acoustic Indie Folk Version 1)

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"Road Brothers" is a powerful rock anthem that echoes the thrill and camaraderie of embarking on a road trip adventure with close friends. Driven by robust guitar riffs and anthemic choruses, this song encapsulates the spirit of freedom and brotherhood found on the open road. Lyrics like "On the road, fighting for our dreams, just you and me, where hope beams," and "Riding dreams into the night," celebrate the enduring bonds and shared aspirations that make every journey unforgettable. Ideal for anyone who loves high-energy rock music with themes of adventure, friendship, and the pursuit of dreams under the vast night sky, "Road Brothers" is a celebration of life’s most cherished moments on the road.

Mr. Potato Head (Liam Vocals Acoustic Indie Folk Version 1)

Liam Bear Brown

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