Name: Surfin' Asylum for Two by Steve Bareham Productions
Duration: 2 min 51 s
Description: 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.

This singing black bird has been recorded in front of my house, early in the morning. it was really amazing and it seemed happy to be here, full of life. A communicative joy that will make you as happy as he, I hope

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Can you get out of a black hole ? I think so, you will have 6 minutes 28 seconds to do it !

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“Don’t Want Anyone Else” is a raw, emotionally-driven track about the feeling of being taken for granted in a relationship. It reflects that inner conflict of staying loyal to someone who doesn’t see your worth — a relatable moment for anyone who’s been all-in while the other person checked out.


Don't Want Anyone Else.

This guitar based hard blues song details the life of a big rig driver as he's heading home to his love. As the song notes, "if you bought it, a trucker brought it, some thanks would be nice." If you know a trucker send them a link; they'll understand what this song means. 

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This song addresses social, economic, and environment injustices around the world, focusing primarily on how the ultra-rich keep taking and resenting any suggestion that they should give more. This is a social protest song written and produced in a moody blues style.

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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

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 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. Thanks for listening.

Surfin' Asylum for Two

Steve Bareham Productions

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