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What Do You Say (Let's Get Gone)
© 2019, 2025 Noel Adams, words and music
Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA): GW71158495
ISWC: T-326163004-6

=== LYRICS ===

[A1]
A full moon is rising big and bright
It’s begging for you and me to share its light
And to step outside and make some fun
So what do you say?
Come on

[A2]
Let’s meander down the avenue
Just me and you and a path for two
There’s plenty to do and the night is young
So what do you say?
Come on

[Bridge]
Out there, neon signs are dancing
It’s a carnival of colour and wow 
It is entrancing

[A3]
Adventure waits for you and me
So share some thrills and keep me company
Just grab your smile and let’s get gone
So what do you say?
Come on 

[Instrumental for a tap dancing duo in the style of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers]

[Bridge (2)]
Tonight, the moonlight seems to be calling
It’s like magic fills the air 
And it is enthralling

[A3 (2)]
A night of nights waits for you and me 
Let’s enjoy being footloose and fancy free
Just pack-up and lock-up and let’s get gone
So what do you say?
What do you say-yay? Hey come on

[TAG]
Pack-up and lock-up and let’s get gone
So what do you say?
What do you say?
Hey! Take a break
It’ll be worth it
Trust me, you’ll love it
I promise
Come on

What Do You Say? (Let's Get Gone)

"Massachusetts Rising" is an anthem celebrating the Commonwealth's 2025 redesign of its state seal, flag, and motto. Blending folk and indie vibes, it honors unity and change with imagery of whales, chickadees, and golden stars. This heartfelt track captures Massachusetts' pride and resilience, inviting listeners to join a shared vision of hope.

Massachusetts Rising

Mount Holyoke, Hear Us! is a powerful anthem born from the courage of nearly 200 Mount Holyoke College workers—dining staff, housekeepers, and facilities workers—who took to the picket lines on September 2, 2025, demanding fair wages and respect. Led by a stirring female vocal, backed by a soaring mixed choir, and enriched with emotive violin and driving guitar, this song captures the heart of their struggle and the solidarity of students chanting “pay your workers.” From Rhonda’s resolve to Jorge’s dreams for his family, each verse weaves their stories into a call for justice, echoing the legacy of labor icon Frances Perkins, a Mount Holyoke alumna. This folk-inspired protest anthem is both a tribute to the workers’ unbreakable spirit and a rallying cry for dignity and change. All proceeds support the striking workers of SEIU Local 32BJ and UAW Local 2322. Join us in amplifying their voices—Mount Holyoke, hear us!

Mount Holyoke, Hear Us!

(Verse 1)
We rise at dawn, with hearts so strong,
The backbone of this place we've been all along.
From dining halls to dorms we sweep,
Grounds we tend, and promises we keep.
But the wages low, they break our soul,
No living wage, it takes its toll.
We're cooks, we're cleaners, we're the core,
Mount Holyoke, hear us, we'll take no more!

(Chorus)
Stand up, stand tall, we're answering the call!
For justice, for fairness, we're fighting for all.
With courage and pride, we're striking today,
Mount Holyoke workers, we're paving the way!

(Verse 2)
Rhonda's voice, it rings out clear,
Seven years of toil, she's still right here.
Jorge dreams for his children three,
A better life, through unity.
Bonnie's served for nineteen years,
Ann's first strike, she's faced her fears.
Rich invokes Frances Perkins' name,
Her legacy fuels this righteous flame.

(Chorus)
Stand up, stand tall, we're answering the call!
For justice, for fairness, we're fighting for all.
With courage and pride, we're striking today,
Mount Holyoke workers, we're paving the way!

(Bridge)
Students chant, their voices soar,
“Pay your workers!” they implore.
Purple stickers, yellow too,
Solidarity shines in all we do.
The college speaks of deals to make,
But empty words won't heal the ache.
A living wage, respect, and care,
That's the future we demand to share!

(Verse 3)
We're the heart that keeps this campus alive,
Through every season, we help it thrive.
From convocation to the halls we roam,
We're the ones who make this place a home.
No more silence, no more delay,
We're standing firm, we're here to stay.
With unions strong, we'll break the chain,
Together we'll rise, through struggle and pain.

(Chorus)
Stand up, stand tall, we're answering the call!
For justice, for fairness, we're fighting for all.
With courage and pride, we're striking today,
Mount Holyoke workers, we're paving the way!

(Outro)
Honk your horns on College Street,
Feel the pulse of our heartbeat.
From South Hadley to the world we'll sing,
Workers' rights are everything!
Mount Holyoke, hear our cry,
For dignity, we'll fight, we'll rise!
Solidarity forever, we'll never sway,
Mount Holyoke workers, we lead the way!

Mount Holyoke, Hear Us!

“Light of Lucentia” is a gentle choral hymn celebrating the inner light within all beings and our connection to the natural world. Sung by a choir of mixed voices and accompanied by acoustic guitar, mandolin, and violin, the song evokes quiet mornings, rustling leaves, and the subtle radiance that exists in everyday life.
More than music, it is an invitation: to notice the light, to carry it softly, and to honor the Earth and each living being with presence and gratitude. There are no leaders, no hierarchies, no demands—only the shared glow of being, the humility of tending the small, sacred moments, and the joy of communal connection.


Light of Lucentia

I received this message about one of my songs on bandcamp: Subject: Rematriation of land in Belchertown Adam.... you new song about the North Quabbin got me thinking that you might write a song about the proposal by a local group to rematriate (land back) 430 in Belchertown to the Nipmuc people.  For details see: https://www.lampsonbrook-landback.org/  Thanks for the song you wrote about Jeffrey Amherst based on my Amherst Indy article! --- John Gerber Write the lyrics to the song John recommends and give it the following title "Nipmuc Rematriated" 

Verse 1

In the heart of Belchertown, where the rivers meet the sky,

Lies a patch of earth where our ancestors lie.

Through the forests and the fields, their spirits still remain,

Calling us to honor them, to heal the land again.



Chorus

Return the soil, return the seed,

To the hands that once did lead.

Nipmuc hearts, strong and true,

Rematriate what was taken from you.



Verse 2

The farm stands silent, waiting for the day,

When the Nipmuc return to show the way.

With agri-hoods and kitchens shared,

A future built on love and care.



Chorus

Return the soil, return the seed,

To the hands that once did lead.

Nipmuc hearts, strong and true,

Rematriate what was taken from you.



Bridge

Through legislation and community voice,

The land returns, we make the choice.

To honor those who came before,

And open wide the healing door.



Chorus

Return the soil, return the seed,

To the hands that once did lead.

Nipmuc hearts, strong and true,

Rematriate what was taken from you.



Outro

So here's to the land, to the people, to the dream,

A future where we all redeem.

Nipmuc Rematriated, the circle now complete,

Together we rise, together we meet.

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Nipmuc Rematriated

Hey there, pickers and dreamers! We're thrilled to share "Your Brain's Alive," a bluegrass barnburner inspired by a groundbreaking neuroscience study that mapped a mouse's brain at single-cell resolution. This song's got the high-lonesome twang of mandolin, violin, and guitar, weaving a tale of neurons firing and decisions sparking across the mind's vast frontier. With foot-stomping rhythms and soaring harmonies, it celebrates the wonder of choice and the global quest to unlock the brain's secrets. Crank it up, let the strings sing, and feel your own brain light up! Recorded with love for fans of bluegrass, Americana, and the mysteries of the mind.

Your Brain's Alive

Today while walking across the Windsor Dam at the Quabbin Reservoir, I met a group of friendly DCR staff who spend their days caring for our parks, forests, and waters. Our conversation about music and the land inspired this song. “DCR is Walking With the Land” is meant to be sung together - simple, steady, and uplifting, like footsteps on a trail. May it carry the spirit of community, nature, and stewardship wherever it's sung.

DCR is Walking With The Land

Romantic Jazz Instrumental (Gentle Swing)

I grew up steeped in traditional sounds-Romani melodies, Klezmer modes, Atlantic folk rhythms. These traditions have always moved me because of their honesty: the raw, unfiltered human voice, the communal dance, the improvisation that keeps each performance alive.

But I've also been drawn to the pulse of electronic music-the precision of beats, the textures of synths, the possibilities that only emerge when circuits hum alongside strings.

Cybernetic Fusion™ is where these two worlds meet.

It isn't rave, though you can dance to it. It isn't techno, though it uses electronic language. It's a fusion: old-world traditions carried into new sonic environments, layered with ideas drawn from science, philosophy, and mathematics. 

[Verse]
Dusty roads they call to me
Ancient songs and new machines
Tell me stories that I cannot see
In my code are broken dreams

[Prechorus]
Feel the beat
Move your feet

[Chorus]
Ancestral echo
In the digital rain
Ancestral echo
Washing away the pain

[Verse 2]
Silicon heart beats loud tonight
Drums of old meet neon light
A perfect storm a digital fight
For the future we hold tight

[Prechorus]
Feel the beat
Move your feet

[Chorus]
Ancestral echo
In the digital rain
Ancestral echo
Washing away the pain

Ancestral Echo

Another in the Cybernetic Fusion™ dance series

[Verse]
Everybody get up (ooh-yeah!)
I wanna see you move
Don't be a butthead
Get in the groove

[Prechorus]
This is a dance
A robot dance
I wanna see you try
Before you die

[Chorus]
Do the robot (robot)
Do the robot (robot)
Shake your body
Like a bot

[Verse 2]
Move like a gear
Show no fear
Let your arms and legs
Flail for years

[Bridge]
Left
Then right
All through the night
Spin around
Do it again
Let the dance begin

[Chorus]
Do the robot (robot)
Do the robot (robot)
Shake your body
Like a bot

Do the Robot

Cybernetic Fusion™ blends ancestral music with electronic sound to create a future-born tradition. 

[Verse 1]
Everybody's doing it now
(ooh-yeah!)
All the cool kids know how
Show you how

[Prechorus]
Step to the left
Step to the right
Move your body
All through the night

[Chorus]
Robot dance (robot dance)
Yeah
Do the robot dance
Robot dance (robot dance)
Put your hands up
Take a chance

[Verse 2]
I saw you standing over there
With the funny look
The vacant stare
Don't be scared

[Prechorus]
Step to the left
Step to the right
Move your body
All through the night

[Chorus]
Robot dance (robot dance)
Yeah
Do the robot dance
Robot dance (robot dance)
Put your hands up
Take a chance

Robot Dance

Cybernetic Fusion™ blends ancestral African percussion with Irish fiddle and bodhran and electronic sound to create a future-born dance tradition.

Grok Musik

[Verse]
You walk in like a storm
Shoes tap the floor
Every step's a melody
I can't ignore
Your eyes got rhythm
Your smile's got flair
You're the kind of trouble I wouldn't dare repair

[Chorus]
Swingin' for your heart
Babe
Swingin' for your soul
I'm caught in your orbit
You're my rock 'n roll
Swingin' for your heart
Babe
Don't you miss a beat
Every time you're near me
Love knocks me off my feet

[Verse 2]
The saxophones are whisperin' secrets of you
Trumpets blare the feelings I can't subdue
You're a dance floor mystery
A song in disguise
And every note you play is a sweet surprise

[Prechorus]
Oh
The band keeps playin'
But my heart's disobeyin'

[Chorus]
Swingin' for your heart
Babe
Swingin' for your soul
I'm caught in your orbit
You're my rock 'n roll
Swingin' for your heart
Babe
Don't you miss a beat
Every time you're near me
Love knocks me off my feet

[Bridge]
The drums go boom
My heart goes pow
I need you closer
And I need you now
Let's write our song
Let's write it loud
Underneath the stars or under a crowd

Swingin' for Your Heart

Very Strauss

Birthday Roses ("Rosen aus dem Süden", Op. 388) (feat. Scott Robinson)

MON OMBRE

Seven Sisters Swing is a big band from Hampshire County that plays and sings original jazz and swing music written for the big band sound.

Swingin' for Your Heart

Seven Sisters Swing

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