Three song selection from the musical Saucy Dimples

You Gotta Be Schtuppin' That
(sung to Ari by 3 Ultra Orthodox Men)
Naked for the World
(sung by Stacy)
I Gave Up God For You (And You Didn't Give Up Dick For Me)
(sung by Ari to Stacy)

You Goota Be Schtuppin' That -

ॐ Love life & life will love you back ॐ
I have come to discover that when you love life—life loves you back. To love life is to embrace all aspects of the human experience, both the easy and the difficult parts. Yes, life is not always paved with roses but how would we grow without hardship? And just because it hurts, doesn’t mean it’s wrong. Suffering can be one of life’s greatest teachers, bestowing on us the priceless gift of wisdom.

Life loves you

Life loves you! (Extended Tune from the Album)

Boiling Point

sexual tension between my car and a telephone pole (first make)

Sand Through My Hands

Rock pop ballad, performed & produced by John Hardman for Swamp Music Productions UK.  Drums - Mike Charlton
Written by John Hardman & Robert Hardman
(c)(p) Swamp Music UK & Swamp Records UK for all territories

The Last Thing

The Last Thing - John Hardman

The "brainwashing" of capitalism has left deep marks on us by overly promoting consumerism and presenting material possessions as the ultimate goal of happiness. But there is hope for change through individual and collective efforts to break this dynamic and promote values beyond the material. Disconnect from the system! Most people are brainwashed... Possession, once a sign of security and independence, is now often a shackle that binds people to a never-ending cycle of work, purchase and debt. This development has far-reaching consequences for our mental health, social relationships and the environment. Constant consumption not only promotes a throwaway society, but also contributes to an unequal distribution of resources and power, which increases social inequality.

Mental Laundry - Rewashed

crumbling through tangled footholds, oily stings lacerate my latex skin and exsanguinate my touch, my cold. gazing eyes in our bleeding garden 

clumps of rot skewer my commandments. urchins sinking and clawing erratic.
cold wind flauted against my skinless skull as I bow to my daedric enchantress. strain your knuckles down my throat to pull the lining past our mouth.I relish this fleshy cloak, to be fucked is to be human. I kinda heard that you don't really do this, we could hang at my place with some music. i got booze and some weed and a face and some blood and some flesh you can have whatevers soothing

he writes the truth about the garden he kept trying to build in their backyard, how it was an unfinished project, one that was kept secret from her only because he knew white lillies were her favourite flower, and how he wanted to suprise her one spring with rows upon rows of them. he imagines her face when she read the letter and finds out. the thought brings out a weak smile

I hope they grow over my grave

garden for lilith

'Something In The Way' is about reaching for connection in an incomplete relationship.  It's about two people's journey to find their respective identity with the song being an instance of crossing paths.  It's the fifth single off of my forthcoming album 'Crushing Days'. This album is a collection of songs I wrote about relationships during the late 90s and early 00s.  The full album will be released later this year.

Something In The Way

Hey everyone! Thanks so much for taking time to listen to these songs. I'm choosing from a ton of songs to put on my first full length album, and am still writing currently. I'd love any comments, constructive criticisms, or pointing out of certain songs don't belong (or belong in more of a musical theatre world, because some of those songs made it onto this list.) Feel free to send me a private message over Facebook, text me, or give me a call. Oh, and please listen with headphones. It will sound much better. :)

2019 Scratches

Smiling Like We're Stupid

Original Rock Music
Fairfax, Virginia
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Something In The Way

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