This has way to little plays for the quality i hope u grow big

Just getting over a couple of rough weeks, getting over Covid... feeling like I've conquered the Hand of Doom..... this one's from my early daze on @bandlab.com off of my #playalong #looperjams #playlist.... ENJOY!!!!! and #LKTRAR.... 🤘✌👊✌🤘

Hand of Doom Intro........#looperjam

Baseline

Evil Pays 4 Evil Ways

Remixed and remastered 6 January 2025
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Lyrics

Verse 1:
I met him back in 1982
And right away he suggested something I ought to do 
It was a workshop he said was something to behold
It was important to do before I got old
Thats how I got to know Jimmy McGee
He made a pretty big impression on me

Verse 2:
Transformation was the workshop theme
All I remember, it was pretty extreme
When it was over  you were meant to tell the world
To come and join the transformation team
That’s where Jimmy’s talent shone through 
I watched him invite everybody he knew 

Chorus:
Jimmy’d say:
You should try it
You’re going to love it
It changed my life and it’ll change yours too
It’s remarkable, extraordinary
It’s something that I really think you ought to do

Verse 3:
I tried a lotta things cuz Jimmy ecouraged me
Like yoga, pilates and homeopathy
Accupuncture, Rajneesh and meditation
And some other things that I probly shouldn’t mention
Most everything I’ve ever done to fix up my life
Were the result of Jimmy’s advice

Bridge:
Jimmy’s been searching all of his days
For ways to change the world in significant ways
He was clear that job will never get done
Unless he shares his insights with everyone 
	
Verse 4:
Sometimes I listened to what Jimmy suggested
I’ll try it out at least once or twice
Then I’d come by to tell him that he’d made a difference
And thank him for his advice
He’ll say thanks but that was so yesterday
Let me tell you what I’m in to today

Chorus:
Jimmy’d say:
You should try it
You’re going to love it
It changed my life and it’ll change yours too
It’s remarkable, extraordinary
It’s something that I really think you ought to do

Verse 5:
These days Jimmy’s over 80 years old
You'd think that he would finally start to slow down
But if anything it looks as though he’s just got started
Still getting excited about ideas he's found
Now he swears that he's finally discovered the way
To make being old seem almost Ok

Chorus:
Jimmy’d say:
You should try it
You’re going to love it
It changed my life and it’ll change yours too
It’s remarkable, extraordinary
It’s something that I really think you ought to do

Jimmy McGee

You Should Try It

This tune was released by George Ezra in 2014. Performed here by me on my Yamaha PSR-SX900 arranger keyboard. Can you "Name That Tune"?

I have a website that contains my complete collection of tunes with their titles revealed at: www.harveytwyman.com

Name That Tune #561 by George Ezra

please don't forget my name (demo)

Walking freely with no aim
No matter where my feet drive me
(Walking freely)
Letting go of what could be
(Letting go)

Leaving my steps in the sand
Following the ones left by another
(Walking freely)
Choose chance more than reason
(More than reason)

(More than reason)
(Chose chance more than reason) 

The wind whispers the path to take
(Path to take)
While the tides erase our tracks
(Walking freely)
Flying away with no goal nor pacts
(No goal)
 
Drawing my thoughts in the sand
Lines that the waves will soon erase
(Walking freely)
Choose chance more than reason

(Walking freely)
Choose chance more than reason

(Walking freely)
Choose chance more than reason
(More than reason)

The wind whispers where to stand
While the tides erase our tracks

(The wind whispers where to stand)
(While the tides erase our tracks)

Walking freely
Walking freely

(Walking freely)
(Walking freely)

Walking Freely

Habana

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back of the car is inspired from last night with a girl i met locally and then the story kinda tells itself.

back of the car

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This is about the effects of alcohol and being young and stupid. One day you realize the entire relationship was liquid fueled. The line in this song that stands out to me is ‘We drank to the point that we both forget. The crawling and the counof the names. In those days it was easier to play those games’.

please don't forget my name (demo)

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