VoxxRocks ParaDoxx Volume II – “I Love My Dog”
A tribute to loyalty and the unspoken bond that only a dog can teach.
Originally penned by Cat Stevens in 1966, this VoxxRocks ParaDoxx rendition carries new resonance for a new generation.

Dedicated to our faithful companions, whose love still lingers in every quiet corner of the heart.
For all who have a four-legged friend — this one’s for you.

🎧 Arranged, performed, and produced by VoxxRocks
💿 From VoxxRocks ParaDoxx Volume II

I Love My Dog!

This is another version of “The Music of the Ark” — a gentle acoustic folk ballad by Dr. Elliot Lach inspired by the story of Noah and how he might have lured the animals into the ark with music rather than force. Each version captures a different mood and interpretation of that moment.
🎵 We’d love to know what you think — please listen to both versions and vote for your favorite!

Noah and the Ark

A sweeping orchestral piece blending dramatic strings, subtle percussion, and emotional harmonies — perfect for cinematic storytelling, timeless moments, and film credits.

Frames of Forever

A timeless story about how one look can change everything.
It’s a song about quiet connection, the spark between two people, and the kind of smile that stays with you long after she’s gone.
Warm, soulful, and honest — nothing more, nothing less.

Lena

A modern pop duet built as a true conversation—intimate verses, call-and-response pre, and a soaring, memorable hook. Two voices trade promises, meet in tight harmonies, and land in unison for the final lift. Clean production, warm synths and guitar, steady pulse, and clear storytelling. Gender-inclusive, stadium-ready yet close-enough-to-whisper. For late drives, big rooms, and vows spoken out loud.

Only Us

A raw work-song for two very different brothers who carry the same load. Night-shift scenes, dock grit, bus-stop mercy, and a vow that doesn’t loosen. Minimal words, heavy truth, built to be shouted back.

Towline

“The Knot” about loving the crooked, weather-beaten parts of ourselves and each other. Fingerpicked guitar, soft piano, and aching cello move from a quiet kitchen table to a house shaking in the middle of a storm—where the only thing holding is the knot in the wood and the bond between two imperfect people.

The Knot

we are all unique - and completely the same

Everyman Everywoman

Because

I wrote this based on a story I heard recently and it really moved me.  This one will make you cry - for the joy of a happy ending.  A quiet Christmas can feel heavier than grief, especially when you’ve spent a lifetime holding a family together. “Where I’m Meant to Be” is an ethereal Irish Christmas ballad told through the eyes of an older parent who feels gently moved to the margins: loved, but not fully included.

The song begins in a soft winter minor key and then turns toward warmth and joy as a simple, honest message changes everything: “Come for breakfast. Stay all day.”

If this story resonates, consider sharing it with someone you love, especially someone who might be spending the holidays quietly.

📌 Listen with headphones for the full harmony layering and choir texture.
🎄 Nollaig Shona - Merry Christmas.

I didn’t crack when doctors spoke,
when silence filled the empty chair.
I didn’t crack when I let go
the house we made, the life we shared.

No, my heart slipped on Tuesday’s hush,
a simple line on my phone:
“Dessert at four, if you want…
we’re keeping Christmas morning home.”

No anger there, no thrown-off blame,
just tired words, polite and plain,
but “if you want” can sound like “extra”
when you’ve been “needed” all your days.

Don’t hand me Christmas like a spare,
a small slice saved from your full day there.
I don’t need perfect, I don’t need prime,
I just need in, not “sometime.”
Let me see the morning mess,
paper storms and happiness.
’Cause the best gift under the tree
is being where I’m meant to be.

Back then our place was loud and bright,
cinnamon and kids in flight.
My love would carve that turkey dry,
we’d laugh till late, we’d laugh till light.

I ran the wheels that kept it rolling,
the lists, the lights, the little things.
Now every surface shines too clean,
and silence hums on silver strings.

I woke up early out of habit,
made one coffee, watched the parade.
I saw “Hi Grandma” signs in windows,
and felt my own rooms start to fade.

So I took a drive for human voices,
for any kindness, soft and near.
A cashier smiled, “Merry Christmas,”
and I near broke down right there.

Don’t hand me Christmas like a spare,
a small slice saved from your full day there.
I don’t need perfect, I don’t need prime,
I just need in, not “sometime.”
Let me see the morning mess,
paper storms and happiness.
’Cause the best gift under the tree
is being where I’m meant to be.

At four I stepped into their doorway,
warm air, football, oven heat.
“Grandma!” - eyes up for a heartbeat,
then back to glowing screens and tweets.

A quick hug, kind, but half in motion:
“Leftovers there - help out, okay?”
I smiled and ate the coldest turkey,
like I’d arrived mid-scene, mid-play.

That night I sent one honest sentence,
not a guilt-trip, not a fight:
“I miss the messy morning moments.
I want to feel like I belong.”

And love can shift when truth is gentle,
when you name the quiet ache.
Next year a text came bright and early:
“Come for breakfast. Stay all day.”

I walked in to slippers, bedhead laughter,
pajamas, cocoa, toast on plates.
The kids forgot to be “too cool”
and pulled me in to share their takes.

I tied a bow, I snapped a photo,
I burned the rolls - then we all cheered.
And in that sweet, unplanned commotion,
I felt my purpose reappear.

No more “later,” no more “if,”
we make you part of all of this.
We don’t need perfect, we don’t need prime,
we want you here when it begins.
Let me share the morning mess,
paper storms and happiness.
’Cause the best gift under the tree
is being where I’m meant to be.

Pull up a chair, let old loves stay,
Nollaig Shona, light the day.

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Where I’m Meant to Be | Uplifting Ethereal Irish Christmas Ballad

CYBER CHORD writes songs the way a porch light holds a night: small, steady, and impossible to ignore. I work with AI as a true co-writer, then carve the lyric by hand and shape the track in Suno. The sound leans bare and human—country roots in the soil, a little rock grain in the teeth, and a faith-lit lift that chooses hope without preaching.

These are ordinary-room hymns: rings hidden in cotton, receipt-tape strings, a dress behind rain glass, a sink that cools while you find the words. Silence is an instrument here; sometimes there’s a full bar where the house gets to breathe. If a line can’t survive a campfire and a cracked mug, it doesn’t make the song.

If you’re new, start with the heartbreakers. They don’t shout. They stay. I believe in the holiness of the everyday, and in the quiet bravery of saying the thing before “later” takes it away.

No paid promo, no playlist buys, no cover-art pitches, no dance offers, no cold DMs. If it’s a pitch, the porch light’s off. If you’re a real listener, come in soft: pick one song, leave a genuine note (lyric or timestamp welcome), and hand it to one friend. That’s how this fire stays lit.

May your road stay open, your coffee stay warm, and your day be peaceful.

Ukrainian-Canadian composer (SOCAN) producing high-quality cinematic, electronic, and folk soundtracks that blend emotional storytelling with modern sound design. Each 24-bit studio master is crafted for film, trailers, and digital media — combining orchestral depth, electronic energy, and heartfelt atmosphere inspired by real stories and places.

I’m Orla Callan, a singer-songwriter from Dublin with a love for blending ethereal sounds, folk, and world music. Growing up with musician parents, music has always been my compass. I’m inspired by my Irish roots, travels, and the stories I find along the way. My songs are about exploring the world, embracing its beauty, and getting lost in the magic of sound.

A creative music producer and songwriter with a passion for crafting unique sounds and meaningful stories. Also skilled in graphic design and communication, with both an eye and an ear for what feels right. Combining music, visuals, and ideas to bring projects to life in a fresh and authentic way

Claudio Pollero| Singer-Songwriter
From Santa Barbara to the world, I write songs that speak to life’s truths, big questions, and quiet moments. With 32 recorded tracks (and counting), my music blends storytelling, melody, and harmonies that bring each song to life. I believe in the power of words, rhythm, and shared experiences, always striving to bring a little more peace into the world through music.

Harmonies are my passion, and every song is a reflection of my journey to connect hearts and minds. Discover my latest creations here – your plays mean the world, and your support keeps the music alive.

🎤 10k+ plays and growing | Let’s connect, listen, and find peace in the music.

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