This is Lucinda Williams

There's nothing like the sound of Car Wheels On A Gravel Road...

Oldies

This song in replay

Pale Blue Eyes (The Velvet Underground)

Party All The Time - Eddy Murphy

Hold On, I'm Comin'

Picture Perfect Morning

Good Times

The Anthology

Can I Kick It?

If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears

California Dreamin'

Honey

The Impossible Dream (The Quest)

At Abbey Road

You'll Never Walk Alone

West

Are You Alright?

Car Wheels On A Gravel Road

The Doors (Original Soundtrack Recording)

Riders on the Storm

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https://open.spotify.com/track/1igu7uJjrbi0ajPKWCwiWK?si=DRFVcjrzQbaChV3iTapyqw

SPOTIFY

Tonight (NOW ON SPOTIFY AND ITUNES LINK IN DESCRIPTION)

Crowded House

Don't Dream It's Over

-- please check out my newest track "carousel" --
https://soundcloud.com/lawtonburris/carousel

this was my final project for guitar 1! i performed it in class but i thought it would sound way better with more instruments added in. i wanted to write a song about love, and about being in love, and how that feels - how a single person can mean so much. and i wanted to write about the things that we have to tell ourselves to forget those feelings, like, "it was just a phase." i know it's really sappy but i love stuff like that, so please listen to the whole thing! thank you!

here are the lyrics:

this is just a phase
nothing more
nothing less
and in a year i'll
forget your face
i know it hurts
i know it sucks
but i know that you'll
do the same
nowhere to run
no need to hide
no place like home
and no
body to blame
as long as we convince ourselves
that this was
just a phase

you can tell,
this is all i ever
wanted from
someone else,
someone just like you
and when you're gone,
my mind will twist itself 
into a 
thousand knots
still caught up in you

cause when you walk
the ground it quakes
the oceans part
and your words
align the stars
keep me thinking wishful
but always fizzle
that's just
how you are
i'd never love you any less
because of it
but if my heart beats any louder
i'll go deaf

Sharp Cutting Wings (Song to a Poet)

Lucinda Williams