Time to Say Goodbye is inspired by the WH Auden poem, Stop All the Clocks.
The poem was featured in the memorable funeral scene in the movie, Four Weddings and a Funeral.
Though a sad and mournful song in the beginning, Time to Say Goodbye builds to portray a celebration of life.
This version features a vocal from Eleanor Forte, a synthetic voice for the program Synthesizer V.
The vocal starts about 50 seconds into the song.

Time to Say Goodbye (with Vocal)

Hi Folks,

This song is about a prisoner, working on the railroad and dreaming of escape on the next train. It may have been inspired by that wonderful scene from the "Blazing Saddles" movie.

Music & Lyrics - Nigel Spiers
Vocals and BV's - Nigel Spiers
Band In A Box Style - _BRITJON.STY
Bass - 1011
Piano - 1563, 1727, fills by Nigel Spiers
Drums - RockClassicBritEv^1
Guitar - 496, 502
Harmonica - 602

Best Regards
Nigel

Ride To The Morning Light

Based on the poem by Lord Alfred Tennyson

Vocals by Synthesizer V (Anri AI, Eleanor Forte)
Backing Tracks: Band in a Box, 8diOboe, OT Session Strings, Embertone Chapman Trumpet, Strummed Acoustic

Ulysses

Here’s a folky sort of wedding song with an Irish twist.
It features Uillean Pipes, Irish flute, cello, Dx7 keys, acoustic guitars, acoustic bass and drums.

Wedding On The Green

Vocals: SynthesizerV (Solaria AI, Kevin AI)
Backing Tracks: Band in a Box

Nothing Left

When there's no coming back...

Composition, soprano sax and programming by Tim Dobson.

The Last Goodbye

Vocals: Synthesizer V (Eleanor Forte AI, Solaria)
Backing Tracks: Band in a Box, WIVI Band

The Gates Of Babylon

Vocals: SynthesizerV (Kevin, Ryo)
Backing: Band in a Box

More Than Anything

Call me originally recorded by Blondie

Fizzy Pickle are
Elizabeth Greenway, Ed Kocol, Daryl Greenway and Hugh Jarce
recorded at Sky Blue Recording Studios and StudioQoqol

Call Me

A chant by Jacques Berthier with permission from the Taizé community. 

I listen to the beautiful music of Taizé a lot. It instills peace, meditation and inspiration. This is my version of one of their songs.

Wait For The Lord

Another Steely Dan cover! The original featured a killer guitar track by Larry Carlton. 
My apologies, Larry. 

As always, all licenses and permissions obtained.

Daddy don't live in that New York City 
No more 
He don't celebrate Sunday on a Saturday night 
No more 
Daddy don't need no lock and key 
For the piece he stowed 
Out on Avenue D 
Daddy don't live in that New York City 
No more 
Daddy don't drive in that Eldorado 
No more 
He don't travel on down to the neighborhood 
Liquor store 
Lucy still loves her coke and rum 
But she sits alone 
Cause her daddy can't come 
Daddy don't drive in that Eldorado 
No more 
Driving like a fool out to Hackensack 
Drinking his dinner from a paper sack 
He says I gotta see a joker 
And I'll be right back 
Daddy don't live in that New York City 
No more 
He can't get tight every night 
Pass out on the barroom floor 
Daddy can't get no fine cigar 
But we know you're smoking 
Wherever you are 
Daddy don't live in that New York City
No more

Original recording from "Katy Lied" by Steely Dan 
Written by Becker/Fagen 
RS Cain- Guitars, Bass, Vocals, Programming, production 
Performance/recording copyright 2019 by RS Cain/Bear In The Woods Music
all rights reserved

Wait For The Lord

AfterGlow