Flickering bulb in a smoky hall 
Shadows stretch like they're ten feet tall 
The pavement whispers The sirens wail 
Truth hides in alleys Spinning a tale 

Crime doesn't pay Oh no It takes Your soul 
Your name Leaves broken stakes 
You think you're rich But you're just prey 
In the end My friend Crime doesn't pay

Crime doesn’t pay .mp3

Feet pounding the mossy ground 
Hills echoing the bagpipe sound 
The air is wild the clouds are thin 
Kilts flying in the wind  

Kilts flying high Let 'em soar 
Freedom's a dance Not a chore 
Round and round we spin again 
Kilts flying in the wind

Kilts flying .mp3

Calloused fingers bleed
Sweat stings my eyes
That damn pick
Always flies

Plectrum woes
Yeah plectrum woes
Where it goes
Nobody knows

Plectrum woes .mp3

⚔️ William The Conqueror — A fierce blues-rock storm from Synth Berserker.

This track tells the epic story of William I of England: from his rise as Duke of Normandy, to the Battle of Hastings in 1066, the Harrying of the North, and his lasting legacy as the first Norman King of England.

Driven by explosive guitar fire, a soaring tenor sax, and raw blues-rock power, this song fuses gritty storytelling with danceable groove. It’s history retold with swagger, soul, and sound.

🔥 Turn it up. Ride the groove. Conquer the night.

William the Conqueror

WARNING...This track is seven and a half minutes long. But the "guitar" solo which ends the song is a must hear. Suno has really made this track something special for me. I wrote this song with a uke on my lap,  and developed the 8-bar chord sequence which constantly repeats thru' the song. This goes a long way with the lyrics to defining the song. It starts slowly and quietly, but soon continues with an anthemic intensity.. I gave no specific prompt for the long, very long outro solo. Nearly  a minute of superb guitar and a final soft section of piano arpegios, bringing one of my best song to a fianl end.

I Don't Know Why (full version)

I had a pack of cards for a pre sent today, actually a pack of cards with 100 inspiring quotes.
Well, one of the quotes certainly inspired my muse. The particular quote was about children seeing magic because they look for it. About an hour, maybe less, later. I had  completed a first draft. ran it thru Suno and changed a couple of lines and homed in on a 1960's pop song with a "wall of Sound"  effect. Remember Phil Spectre? Result, growing up in the sixties, how could I not love it. Hope you like it too, if so please let me   know.

Do you believe in Magic,  (1960's Pop)

“Sir. William Wallace” roars like a Highland storm 🏔️🌩️. A lone saxophone cry cuts through misty air 🎷, answered by marching war-drums and an ironclad low end ⚔️🥁. Celtic-tinged motifs ride echo and grit, swelling into widescreen choruses that feel like banners lifting in the wind 🏴. The bridge drops to embers and wind, then the sax returns—bold, human, defiant—leading a last cavalry charge to victory. Cinematic, muscular, and cathartic—made for night drives, training montages, and triumph after the struggle. 🔥

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Sir. William Wallace

Patton is an epic country-rock ballad by Synth Berserker—clear male vocals, warm harmonies, and an up-front Alto Sax trading lines with the singer. It tells the life (and after-life) of General George S. Patton: from the fields of France at Saint-Mihiel to North Africa and Sicily, through the Battle of the Bulge, across the Rhine, and into the war’s darkest revelations. The refrain is Patton speaking—“It’s always me.”
Produced for story, grit, and cinema: acoustic + electric guitars, solid drums and bass, and a soaring sax solo in the bridge. Mastered for streaming at –14 LUFS / –1 dBTP.

Credits
Writing/Production: Synth Berserker
Vocals/Alto Sax/Guitars/Programming: Synth Berserker
Cover Art: Synth Berserker

Patton – Old Blood & Guts (Epic Country Rock Ballad)

Excalibur Rises is an epic blend of cinematic rock and mythic storytelling. Forged in thunder and mist, the song tells of King Arthur drawing the legendary sword from the stone — the moment destiny and legend collide. Sweeping synths and driving guitars build a battlefield of sound, while the rhythm surges like waves crashing against the shores of Avalon. Every note burns with heroic fire, rising higher until the blade itself seems to glow in the music.

This track captures the spirit of legends reborn: mystical, powerful, and unstoppable — a call to those who believe in destiny written in steel.

Excalibur Rises

“Samuel Adams” is a blood-pumping country-rock ballad forged in the fire of the American Revolution. With gritty guitars, wailing harmonica, driving bass and drums, the track tells the story of Boston’s most rebellious son—shouting down King George, stirring taverns into riot, and striking the spark of liberty at the Boston Tea Party.

Every line drips with defiance and raw 18th-century energy, capturing the moment when ordinary men in a harbor town rose against an empire. Synth Berserker turns history into thunder, rebellion into song.

Samuel Adams

⚠️ No paid parasites—promotion’s welcome only if it costs me nothing.

Forged in fire and wired for war, Synth Berserker is not just a sound—it’s a declaration.
Blending cinematic power, Viking fury, outlaw grit, and battle-scarred poetry, Synth Berserker smashes through genre walls with the force of a warhammer. From Norse chant to disco heartbreak, pagan country to searing metal, every track is a weapon—each lyric a curse, a blessing, or both.

Born of myth and rebellion, Synth Berserker channels divine wrath, betrayed honor, and untamed emotion into songs that strike deep and leave scars.

Genres: Norse folk, metal, cinematic country, outlaw country, country rock, soft/country rock, rock, Blues Rock, and disco-infused power ballads
Signature sound: crushing drums, soaring melodies, fierce vocals, and an unrelenting spirit

Samuel Adams

Synth Berserker

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