Name: Commit by Robert Grigg
Duration: 4 min 38 s
Description: Guitars, bass, vocals and keyboards by Robert Grigg.

A lot of comments are saying this is classic rock or 80's era Tom Petty, but these people must have never listened to 70's era funk.  Groovy tune Robert.

That bass hits just right — punchy but still clean and smooth.

although he was def. NOT a religious person the vocals have a little Frank Zappa to them

Gostei da musica, empolga, tem efeitos diversificados, boa sincronia, levada e reviravoltas bem elaboradas

Awesome track full of energy and fine lines.  Another great work, Robert. 10/10as usual

Will we survive
Another Night
Or do we come alive
In the absence of light

We grow accustomed to the dark

This was not the way life was supposed to be
We adjust our eyes for survival
And now we don't like what we see
This was not the way life was supposed to be
Resilience amongst uncertainty

With uncertain step
When not a moon dispose a sign
Rejecting all things light
to let the darkness shine

We grow accustomed to the dark

This was not the way life was supposed to be
We adjust our eyes for survival
And now we don't like what we see
This was not the way life was supposed to be
Resilience amongst uncertainty

We grow accustomed to the dark

Accustomed To The Dark

Free At Last

Sacred Time

Dad’s in rehab, we go to visit
We meet the people on his floor
Like we were locked in a car
Heading toward a cliff
When someone opened the door

There’s Lynyrd Skynyrd and Tapestry 
And the phonograph needle skips 
And there’s a handsome guy
In the patients’ lounge
With scars on his wrists

(Chorus:)
And we’re all here
Not a moment too soon
Trying to lean on each other 
In this room
And we’re all desperate
Just to know if it lasts 
Can we really escape
The hazards of the past?
There’s something
Death-defying
There’s something sublime
We just try to stay
In the moment
In this sacred time

Dad is smiling and everyone’s smiling
Haven’t seen that for a while
And when I look in the mirror
Age fifteen
I see his smile

And someone’s leaving
And someone’s coming
The little group evolves
We huddle over games and coffee
And firm resolves

(Chorus:)
And we’re all here
Not a moment too soon
Trying to lean on each other 
In this room
And we’re all desperate
Just to know if it lasts 
Can we really escape
The hazards of the past?
There’s something
Death defying
There’s something sublime
We just try to stay
In the moment
In this sacred time

Sacred Time

I'm To Blame

Automatic (Acoustic Version)

Guitars, bass, vocals and keyboards by Robert Grigg.

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abyss

French Legend Francis Cabrel on low lights, glass half full 🍷
Chill groove, deep air, warm touch 🌬️✨
Old soul, new sound : pure lounge energy 🎶🕶️
Somewhere between sunset and midnight 🌇🌙
France meets slow motion 🇫🇷💫
A classic stripped down to what really matters: rhythm, calm, and a bit of class 🪩🥂
No arena, no noise but just that timeless feeling 💭🎧

B.A.Ä.A.D - Cabrel After Dark (Corrida Lounge Remix)

Slinky fin, with a mushroom grin,
Whispers jelly-latin words again.
"I saw the moon in a pasta bowl,"
Said the carp with a crooked soul.

Fungal choir on a lily pad deep,
Shallow squids have a grudge to keep.
“Stop ticklin’ my tail with your logic, Jack,
We the fish, and we talk back!”

Talkin’ back in a spore-drenched groove,
Wiggle like a walrus, can't disapprove.
Snap of a fin, cha-cha-cha,
Brain made of tofu, laws of blah.

Squish-squash jazz in the belly of a trout,
“Who named the trees?” the catfish shout!
Bassline swims in a velvet crack,
Down in Mycelium Lake, they talk back.

Oysters arguing with spores in verse,
“Reality’s a noodle — or maybe worse.”
Trombones gurgle through the fungal tide,
While a shrimp recites Hamlet, eyes all wide.

So if you drift near the moonlit slime,
Bring a pun and a nursery rhyme.
But don’t you sass that salmon snack,
‘Cause in Mycelium Lake...
The fish talk back.

Ketchup Tears ©2025 PicPro Studio

Mycelium Lake

Know

L'ombra della giustizia

It's a blessing to be able to create music and if someone enjoys my work, that's icing on the cake! All blessings come from God.

As a retired DOD Civil Service worker, I have time to record some. I have been recording at home sice around 1990 and some of my tracks are very old.  I‘ve had 50+ years in bands playing music of many types. I still play the club scene 3 to 4 times a month. Life is good!

I'm a Guitarist who likes to write, record and sing many styles of music. Please check out my tracks. I'm also enjoying the occasional collaborations.  Meeting some good friends on here and continuing to grow. Thank you for listening!


Es una bendición poder crear música y si alguien disfruta de mi trabajo, ¡eso es la guinda del pastel! Todas las bendiciones vienen de Dios. Como trabajador jubilado del Servicio Civil del Departamento de Defensa, tengo tiempo para registrar algunos. He estado grabando en casa durante unos 23 años y algunas de mis pistas son muy antiguas. He tenido más de 50 años en bandas tocando música de muchos tipos. Todavía juego en la escena del club de 3 a 4 veces al mes. ¡La vida es buena! Soy un guitarrista al que le gusta escribir, grabar y cantar muchos estilos de música. Por favor, echa un vistazo a mis pistas. También estoy disfrutando de las colaboraciones ocasionales. Conocer a algunos buenos amigos aquí y seguir creciendo. ¡Gracias por escuchar!

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