Name: Feel The Pain by Mark Henes
Duration: 2 min 57 s
Description: Alternative, blues-rock, down-tempo instrumental beat.

This one's also great, more ambient style

Nice atmospheric tune with a lovely flow and pace.

Lovely delicate touches on the guitar - plenty of space to breathe - really well done

this is so soothing, relaxing ahh song keep it up

Very appealing and relaxed instrumental, sounds good

Lyrics, Arrangements, production & Melody Composed by Jah-Femi Telewa

Played/Co-Produced by Dmitry Strakhov

Rock: Heat Free - In War

Alternative, blues-rock, down-tempo instrumental beat.

Feel The Pain

Pista instrumental con la guitarra llevando la melodia instrumental- 

El Tiempo de Mañana

Oh, summer song.
Why you giving me what for?
You turned your face towards the rain.
Oh, summer song.
Are you still floating in the sky?
You looked away when I needed you.
Well, I guess you gotta do the things you do.

Oh, summer sun.
Won't you burn my fears away?
I rest my head at night and dream.
Oh, summer sun.
Won't you give me one more try.
To make the mist just dissipate.
Why are we all waiting/running late?

They all say.
That the dreams we have as children fade away.
In the haze of many moons.
Caught out by June.
It's gone so soon.
I remember.
Almost every little phrase became ingrained.
On the path.
To the last.
So why'm I trying so hard for the laughs?

Oh, summer song.
Are you still giving up the gold?
It's nice to finally find a ripple in your folds.
Oh, summer song.
A brighter version of the day.
A final point to make the sway.
Get over here if you've something to say.

Oh, I must say.
As the dreams we had as children fade to grey.
And as the hazy days of June.
Forget the tune.
It's gone too soon.
I remember.
Almost every little phrase became ingrained.
On the path.
To the last.
So why we trying so hard for the laughs?

They all say.
That the dreams we have as children fade away.
In the haze of many moons.
Caught out by June.
It's gone so soon.
I remember.
Almost every little phrase became ingrained.
On the path.
To the last.
So why'm I trying so hard for the laughs?

Summer Song

Slow your Roll - Robert Grigg & Combstead

this is a little instrumental recorded with a Bc Rich MockinBird and a Cort Bass Guitar.

April turns to Fall

https://youtu.be/Hqq7HHJ7-PI?si=1_tF6tsAPWW-S4S6

Shades Of Blueness

Sometimes I don't know where
This dirty road is taking me
Sometimes I can't even see the reason why
I guess I keep a-gamblin'
Lots of booze and lots of ramblin'
It's easier than just waitin' around to die

One time, friends, I had a ma
I even had a pa
He beat her with a belt once 'cause she cried
She told him to take care of me
Headed down to Tennessee
It's easier than just waitin' around to die

I came of age and I found a girl
In a Tuscaloosa bar
She cleaned me out and hit in on the sly
I tried to kill the pain, bought some wine
And hopped a train
Seemed easier than just waitin' around to die

A friend said he knew
Where some easy money was
We robbed a man, and brother did we fly
The posse caught up with me
And drug me back to Muskogee
It's two long years I've been waitin' around to die

Now I'm out of prison
I got me a friend at last
He don't drink or steal or cheat or lie
His name's Codeine
He's the nicest thing I've seen
Together we're gonna wait around and die

Waiting Around To Die (Townes Van Zandt Cover)

Decided to do my own version of this song

From the self-titled Album .. Howling Bells.

"In The Woods"

This Version Was Created From Scratch,
 I never Use A.I to compose or Arrange 

Only The Vocals are from original track.

For More Info On The Howling Bells visit wiki page👇
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howling_Bells

Howling Bells - In The Woods (AxisKode Version)

The streets around are open wide
I go forward. No look backward.
I wish I was in your backyard.

I push the gas. I cross the lines. I smash a pine.
For a moment. I felt so fine. I smash a pine.

You were pretty. The day was sunny.
A chikadee was flying here.
You did love him.

I push the gas. I cross the lines. I smash a pine.
For a moment. I felt so fine. I smash a pine.

I Smash A Pine

Life Is Going To Get Better

Singer/songwriter Mark Henes is a living, breathing embodiment of the spirit of American music.  Well versed in everything from the classic honky-tonk of Hank Williams to the electric soul of Jimi Hendrix, he reimagines Americana for the 21st century, with high energy songs that range from thoughtful introspection to all out rock.

Born and raised in Nashville, TN, Henes’ career as a musician seemed almost predetermined.  Growing up in the recording capitol of America, he was constantly surrounded by music.  The high lonesome sound of vintage country, the sensitivity of the seventies singer/songwriters, the ferocity of the electric blues, he absorbed them all before he was even a young man.  By the time he began performing around town, it was like he’d been doing it all his life.  When he finally started writing songs of his own, he blended all of his influences into one sound that only he could make.  

In 2020 he officially arrived on the scene with his debut LP ‘Crystallized Reflections.’  A convincing and passionate collection of songs spanning several genres, it was well received locally with one critic praising its “haunting alt country and raucous rockiness.”  Now Mark is building on his early success and bracing for a national audience with the release his newest single, ‘What Could You Be Right Now.’  With an eye for poetic detail that matches his muscular instrumental arrangements, he explores the modern world fearlessly, offering a unique perspective all its own. 

While many musicians are content to be boxed into one genre, Mark is the rare artist who can draw connections between seemingly disparate styles to create something one of a kind.  He is truly unique in the world of singer/songwriters and his music is well worth your time.

Feel The Pain

Mark Henes

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