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Walk Down freestyle(FEAT. PLE Seven)

Me performing "smoke 2 joints" by sublime off the 40 oz to freedom album

Smoke 2 Joints - Sublime

I don’t think we got off on the right foot 
have you met my dad and mom, how could that be good? 
you’re telling me to overcome all my past and history 
telling me to just become better than I’m supposed to be  
I don’t think I know how

so don’t look down, I’m falling 
and I don’t how I wound up like this 
I’ll figure this out, hard to fix 
baby don’t look now, I’m broken 

I would have been better off on my own 
instead I was taught to trust no one 
you’re telling me I’m too angry  
that I should act a certain way 
but you don’t know the things I’ve seen 
and I don’t know what else to say 
I’ll try everything I can to be a better man 

so don’t look down, I’m falling 
and I don’t how I wound up like this 
I’ll figure this out, hard to fix 
baby don’t look now, I’m broken 

so don’t look down, I’m falling 
and I don’t how I wound up like this 
I’ll figure this out, hard to fix 
baby don’t look now, I’m broken 

yeah don’t look down, I’m falling 
and I don’t how I wound up like this 
I’ll figure this out, hard to fix 
baby don’t look now, I’m broken

Broken

I think this song is one of the beautiful songs ever written. Its been covered by many artists through the years. I chose to do the Pete Seeger version.... "In the year Pete turned 50, he wrote to Joni Mitchell and said he hoped she didn't mind, but he'd written another verse to boost his generations contribution".
A bit of background about this song.......The Canadian Mitchell, born Roberta Joan Anderson, had already dealt with some major life upheavals circa 1967. As a young, single mother, she put her child into foster care, then married and quickly divorced American Chuck Mitchell. Just in her early 20s, she was far from a star, which influenced the song’s inquisitive lyrics. She is quoted as saying, “I was reading Saul Bellow’s Henderson the Rain King on a plane, and early in the book, Henderson, the Rain King, is also up in a plane. He’s on his way to Africa and he looks down and sees these clouds. “I put down the book, looked out the window, and saw clouds too, and I immediately started writing the song. I had no idea that the song would become as popular as it did.” The three verses reflect the protagonist-vocalist—clearly, Mitchell—looking at clouds, love, and finally life from both sides: “up and down” (clouds), “give and take” (love), and finally “win and lose” (life). She closes each section by admitting she really doesn’t know clouds, love, or life at all in the chorus, with the keyword changed on each of the three repetitions. When “Both Sides, Now” was written, Mitchell had plenty of time left to understand clouds, love, and life. But aging changes how those lyrics echo to become less about lessons one will learn in time and more reflective of the losses in life as they realize their formative years are in the rearview mirror."            American Songwriter

Mastered Track: Distrokid Mixea
Image: Josh Sorenson

Both Sides Now-Joni Mitchell/Pete Seeger (Cover)

What hurts the most- Aaron Lewis

My acoustic cover of Shinedown's 'Call Me' from the album, 'The Sound of Madness'
I play acoustic guitar over the original piano and vocal tracks.

Call Me - Shinedown - Cover by Aks Dyrynda

Recording of me playing my own, "version of", Prison - Creed:

There were two warrants out for my arrest when I recorded this. The voice mail overlaid in the end is real and was left on my phone the night of this recording. I love you Wendy! Thank you for sticking with me and carrying me through that nightmare.

My Own Prison - Creed

Drip god be dripping like splash I break it down in this junk right here!!💴💴💴💴

Splash (Mastered)

My cover of "Landing in London" by Three Doors Down

Landing in London - Three Doors Down (Cover)

My Own Prison - Creed

Neal Garrett