Name: Back in Baby's Arms by Steve Bareham Productions in All Steve Bareham tracks
Duration: 3 min 37 s
Description: Aging musician has had enough of being on the road, so heads home for his love. Upbeat pop country tune.

All Steve Bareham tracks

Crank up Roadstorm — where post-grunge fury collides with southern metal grit in a thunderous ride of raw riffs and rebel soul. tinyurl.com/4puwdu5y

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Twisted Mind

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Just One More Time

Emotional Healing & Reflection: Titles like Still Hurts Sometimes, Over You, I’ve Run Too Long, and Let Me Love You Through This suggest tender, healing narratives.

Romantic & Nostalgic Ballads: With entries like Things My Father Said, Back to You, and Yesterday’s Girl, there's a sense of intimate storytelling and memories.

Motivation & Resilience: We're Burning Bright, Rise to the Flame, Still Standing, Still Trying convey persistence, passion, and steadfastness.

Soulful Instrumentation: Believe in You (Instrumental) and Soft Country hint at ambient or mood-focused soundscapes.

Expressive Genre Blend: The tracks span country, pop, rock ballads, and acoustic, all tied together with cinematic or heartfelt production.

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Rise From Ruin

Night that never Ends 
c2025 MOBest - Martin Oliver Beinersdorf 

[Intro - soft piano arpeggios, tender atmosphere]

[Verse 1]  
The city sleeps, but we are wide awake,  
Two trembling hands we’re too afraid to break.  
Your eyes are oceans, I’m drowning in the tide,  
Holding on, though the morning will divide.  
The clock keeps whispering, stealing what we own,  
Every second closer to being left alone.  

[Instrumental 1 - soft piano arpeggios continue, light reverb]

[Chorus]  
So let’s make this a night that never ends,  
A story written where the darkness bends.  
If tomorrow tears our fragile hearts apart,  
Tonight I’ll carve your name across the stars.  
Don’t let go, don’t close your eyes,  
This night must never die.  

[Verse 2]  
The silence hums with everything we hide,  
We dance like strangers on the edge of time.  
Your breath is fragile, a promise in the air,  
I taste forever, though it isn’t really there.  
The dawn is cruel, it waits beyond the door,  
But we still have the night, and nothing more.  

[Instrumental 2 - violin swell, soft percussion joins, piano remains]

[Chorus]  
So let’s make this a night that never ends,  
A story written where the darkness bends.  
If tomorrow tears our fragile hearts apart,  
Tonight I’ll carve your name across the stars.  
Don’t let go, don’t close your eyes,  
This night must never die.  

[Instrumental 3 - strings and piano build, subtle drums enter]

[Bridge]  
We can’t change the day that waits to come,  
But in your arms the battle’s almost won.  
If love is fleeting, let it burn, let it blaze,  
A fire too bright to be erased.  

[Verse 3]  
Your voice is trembling like a last goodbye,  
But I’ll keep it safe where the shadows lie.  
We write our fate in kisses on the skin,  
Losing tomorrow so tonight we win.  

[Instrumental 4 - dramatic full-band swell, emotional peak]

[Reprise / Final Chorus]  
So let’s make this a night that never ends,  
Keep the world away, just lovers and friends.  
If tomorrow breaks the pieces we defend,  
Let’s live tonight as if it has no end.  
Don’t let go, don’t close your eyes…  
This night must never die.  

[Instrumental 5 - fading piano, soft strings, gentle decrescendo]

[Outro]  
Hold me close until the sky betrays,  
Love me deep through the longest night’s embrace.  


Night that never Ends

"Blood Moon Jubilee" is the sound of a backwoods revival under a red sky — stomps, claps, and slide guitar rising like fire through the swamp night. The Swamp Tones turn grit into celebration, singing for the lost and the living in a defiant blues stomp. This track is a field holler for the modern day — raw, ecstatic, and unchained.

Blood Moon Jubilee

Aging musician has had enough of being on the road, so heads home for his love. Upbeat pop country tune.

Back In Baby's Arms

Back in Baby's Arms

If you're a fan of 1960s surf songs and movies, this song will bring back memories. It's Frankie and Annette material that will get your feet moving forward and your mind moving back in time...not always a bad thing. It's about a guy in love with a girl and he doesn't mind being out of his mind in his asylum for two. New surf music from the '60s now in the 21st century.

Surfin' Asylum for Two

a Love ballad, a Wedding song, country, pop, retro pop.

I'll Be There

"Immerse yourself in the warmth of 'Tailgate Nights,' a country-tinged love song that combines soothing guitar riffs with pulsing synths. Let the gentle rhythm transport you to a serene lakeside spot, where love and music come together under the starry sky."

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It's the Livin' That Counts

Woman leaves man so he hits the dating scene with all the usual trappings. His goal is to find a new love, but he's stuck in an emotional rut and finds out that what he's really looking for is a copy of his lost love. Old story....

Runaround

Dreaming of a better world without starving children, without pointless violence and wars, without poverty, racism and hate. The list of the bad gets long very quickly. Most people are good and decent so why aren't we doing better? Hmmmm....

I Had a Dream

Man leaves woman after avowing forever love. He's a cad. She's sad. Her friends warned her. Listen to your friends. 

Full Moon Shining

Optimist, Defeatist, Realist(Country)

“If The World Could Only See” is a heartfelt cry for healing in a divided world. It paints a picture of what life could be if hearts were open to God’s mercy and love—where fighting would cease, wounds would be mended, and true freedom would be found in Him.
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IF THE WORLD COULD ONLY SEE

MUSIC MADE IN CANADA: Music has been a large part of my life since my teen years when I started playing guitar. Used to play popular pop and country songs in bars, songs written by other artists but for past couple decades have focused entirely on writing and producing my own songs across a number of genres: pop, country, blues, even ambient. I believe each style can sound good and give people pleasure: that's my goal in writing. Now I produce sounds featuring both male and female vocals as the lyrics dictate; variety is the spice of...well, you know. Thanks for listening.

Back in Baby's Arms

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