שְׁבִי אִתָּךְ

שְׁבִי אִתָּךְ (feat. אביבה קסהון הימלפרב)

te daría

A heartfelt message to the bullied—reminding them that the cruelty they face is not universal. A voice of calm inside the chaos.

They Don’t Know

Um Tempo

A remix that features the original lead singer of the RP, Joe Groff by Marcmoon and Michael Lange

LIVIN ON THE EDGE 2025

My Future Wife

Duh Duh's

My Future Wife (Sped Up)

My Future Wife (Karaoke Version)

A trip off the coast to a mix of blue eyed soul and R&B soft rock vibes.

YACHT ROCKIN'

(verse 1)
You did me wrong on my time
You don’t belong on my time
You stayed too long on my time I wasn’t strong
But now I’m

Gonna change the weather
Gonna change it for the better
We won’t be together---and there’s 
(chorus)
   No more wasted time, don’t bother callin’
   No more wasted time, I’ve got a new home

   Down in the Islands, out on the water
   No anchor holdin’, no mobil phone
(verse 2)
I can build a life on my time
I can breathe the air on my time
No one there to talk on my dime, gotta live
And there’s no time wastin’
(bridge)
   Maybe someday there’ll be another one
   But till then I’m gonna have some fun
   And there’s no more wasted time
(instrumental verse)
  
(outro)  
   Down in the Islands, out on the water
   No anchor holdin, no mobil phone

   No more wasted time

   Ohh ohh oh ohh oh

   Ohh oh oh

   No more wasted time
(fade)
   Ohh oh oh ohhh

   No more wasted time

                                                                       
 ©   6/99    J. Michael Tracy & Rick Lockwood   All Rights Reserved                                                   


No more wasted time  (s)

(verse 1)
Looked herself in the mirror, she said
“It’ll never be clearer than this, I’m just playin’ the part

I can wait, but he ain’t commin’
And the clock is still runnin’—overtime—I’m just foolin’ my heart”

(chorus)
She thought she’d die, the night he said goodbye
He said “there’s no point in askin’ why
Cause the love we both used to share
Isn’t there, anymore”

(verse 2)
Looked herself in the mirror, she said
“I think it’ll be better for me, like a walk in the park

(chorus)
She thought she’d die, the night he said goodbye
He said “there’s no point in askin’ why
Cause the love we both used to share
Isn’t there, anymore”

(bridge)
She must accept that this is how it is
That he’s not hers, but she’s still his

(instrumental verse)

(chorus)
She thought she’d die, the night he said goodbye
He said “there’s no point in askin’ why
Cause the love we both used to share
Isn’t there, anymore”

(outro)
Looked herself in the mirror, she said
“ I was wrong, now it’s clearer, and I like what I see


©  3/99  J. Michael Tracy  All Rights Reserved


In the mirror (s)f

When You Were Mine V2 2

Little Bird Mix and Master

ButterFly Effect

Nicotine

Run The Game, Mix and Master

about a woman on the road seeing another guy 

SHE'E THE DEVIL IN DISGUISE

Know for his musical versatility, this DJ has toured the world with artists such as Lil' Kim, Fabolous, Joey Fatone & AJ McLean, Jazmine Sullivan, Jay Sean, Paul Russell, Mack Wilds, Nina Sky, JoJo and more.

Reg West is the go to DJ for NY Yankee Hall of Famer Derek Jeter as well as a variety of brands & non profits curating the soundtrack for every audience. 

Bookings@DjRegWest.com

(O_O)
Um trabalho além fronteiras. Físicas e imaginárias. Obrigado.

Solive Raye is the sound of solitude given form, quiet thoughts turned into raw, melodic truths. A former engineer and lifelong observer, Solive Raye writes for those who feel alone in crowded rooms, where silence speaks louder than words.


Blending dark, atmospheric tones with flickers of hope, his music lives in the in-between: not quite despair, not quite light, but something honest.


Raised in movement, from football fields to refereeing lines, he now wanders more internal landscapes, shaping every lyric with the precision of an outsider looking in.


Solive Raye doesn’t shout. He resonates.



Hi My Name Is Dave Sharkey I Love To Sing Rock N Roll From The 50's Ill Sing Anything That Suits Me Love Elvis And Buddy Holly, Once Sang On Stage With Freddie Starr An Elvis Song Called Don't Used To Sing In Ireland And Some Parts In The Uk. I Sing For Fun And Did Do A Lot For Charity As Well.
lots  of people asking me to share liking  I don't know how to share on here.

My name is John Michael Tracy I write songs, jmtsongs.com , love photography, hunting, fishing and all of the outdoors. I was born on Jan. 11, 1957 in Elmira, NY.  I’m the oldest of six children, and my family lived, for most of my youth, in Athens, PA., which is right across the border from Upstate New York.   
	My parents had me take piano lessons when I was a kid, and when I was a teenager, I taught myself to play guitar.  Some friends and I had a country band, and we played local spots for a while.
	In my early twenties, I bought a 4-track recorder and enjoyed playing and recording songs that I liked from the Eagles, Jim Croce, Lobo, David Gates and Bread, Dan Fogelberg, etc.  I sent the recordings to my Grandfather, who had a band when he was young and performed all over upstate Pennsylvania and New York.  One day he asked me why I didn’t write my own songs.  The thought had never occurred to me, but once I’d considered it, it sounded like a great idea, and I told him that I bet I could do it.  
	After the first hundred songs or so, I called a few record companies to let them know that there was a new talent ready to take over the songwriting world, and they suggested I join NSAI first to help me hone my craft.  So I did.  In the mean time, I was sending quite a few of my songs to Washington to be copyrighted.
	A Publisher/Writer named Donn Hecht (most famous for co-writing Patsy Cline’s “Walkin’ After Midnight”) had someone working for him in Washington that noticed the number of songs I was copywriting.  Donn contacted me and asked me to send him some material. I did. He became my publisher, mentor and friend until his death in October 2002. He taught me more about songwriting and the business than anyone I’ve ever met.
	In the Spring of 2000, I wrote a song called “The South’ll Rise Again” and sent it to the nationally syndicated “The John Boy and Billy Big Show” as a gift, never imagining they’d ever do anything with it.  They were impressed enough to play it on the air, and it has been on their “Best Of” shows ever since.
	After the terrorist attacks of 9/11, I wrote a song called “Give’m Hell U.S.A.”  and  sent it to President George Bush and some of his staff.  Both President Bush and his Chief of Staff, Andrew Card, responded with really nice thank you notes. 
	I’m also a member of the local and National GTO clubs, own a 1970 Judge, and have written several “hot rod” songs that get regular play at many car shows and cruise-ins.
           My wife Kathy and I lived and worked in Nashville for a year and met many wonderful artists and songwriters who inspired and encouraged me.
	As the successful songwriter, friend and mentor, Jerry Vandiver says, “We write, because we have to”. The music needs to come out so we do what we love, and let it flow.

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