Dancing Is Not Dangerous 

These home recordings are from the 80's and 90's. They've been asleep on  cassettes in a shoe box.  Now they are digitally sharpened.  You hear a lot drum machines and synths typical of the 80's here.

Please consider these 80's and 90's songs, maybe for digital release -  and further collaboration. 

All tracks except 3 & 7 were produced together with arranger Mattias Kumlien, and track 6 is co-written with Mattias.

Dancing Is Not Dangerous

Bold, a scary animal
Wild, a hairy animal
Could be a friend,
Could be foe
Only one way
I'm gonna know

Animal

Sort of a Hitchcock-style song.  Creepy.                                                                                         It just appeared, like a story. It's not me. I hope.

When Your Lights Go Out

WORLD

"Sometimes I'm so sure I understand it, 
But then again, I'm puzzled like a fool
It's changing on me all the time..."

Co-written with arranger Mattias Kumlien. This is a first-take lead vocal and a rough mix of what had further plans,  as found on the cassette - the track is an unfinished demo, with a joking first-take "flute" that I'm glad stayed on. 
Photo: Spot the plane? Insecticide  over our balcony in the south of France!

World

Not quite true: "During the 17-year study period, an estimated 113,000 children and adolescents were treated in U.S. emergency departments for dance-related injuries."

KILL `EM WITH KETCHUP

When at mommy's house for dinner
There's nostalgia and pride
You want to keep her happy
But you're puking up inside
She sits right down beside you
Almost stuffs it in your face
Well, you just flash that boyish smile 
And go "Mom, those were the days!"

Kill 'Em with Ketchup

"I wake up, I'm all excited
I can't sleep no more
I wake up, I'm so delighted 
To see you down on the floor"

Kick You out of Bed (version #1)

The basic tracks of this song were recorded in an award-winning Swedish studio (used by Manfred Mann etc) where I could sometimes hang out for free, since they liked my work. 
    The fabulous sound of "Hallon" (meaning "raspberry") on the Yamaha DX7 was programmed and played by my the gifted Thomas Jansson.

Dancing Is Not Dangerous

Firetuna and Milqman