[A HUMAN’S TOUCH.]

April Fools

Apple Pie

Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum

Good Day

Good & Evil

Who You Are

The Trap

Fate Of The Stars

Aphrodite, Your Electric Sexiness (Upgrade) master

This dirty-south hick-hop banger brings the heat straight from the sticks—country grit meets hip-hop swagger with a DJ-flipped edge that turns any room into a backwoods blowout. Heavy boots stomp, whiskey flows, and the whole place gets loud as the beat mixes honky-tonk attitude with southern bass.

Originally performed by two of our own Songwriters here at Songwriters Notebook—Tim Ryan Band and B-RiLLz—this track carries the authentic energy of its creators. You can check out the original version right here:
👉 https://soundcloud.com/songwritersnotebook/this-is-how-we-do-it

If you’re looking for a soundtrack to shutting down the bar, firing up the bonfire, or turning a country night into a full-throttle party, this is exactly how we do it down here.

This Is How We Do It

Sitting Pretty

A Night at the Gathering Place captures a single, unforgettable evening in a dim, lantern-lit room where Varrow performs a set of songs shaped by his years on the road, his time at the Rainbow Gathering, and the quiet moments that have marked his life.

In the audience sits a girl who has been drifting through her own crossroads.
She doesn’t know Varrow.
Varrow doesn’t notice her.
But when he sings a lullaby he once wrote for a girl he met in the Montana woods, something inside this listener shifts.

The album becomes a portrait of connection without interaction — a night where a stranger’s song becomes the catalyst for someone else’s courage. Between the grit of the bar’s brick walls, the faded angel mural, and the low hum of a live crowd, Varrow’s set unfolds like confession and blessing intertwined.

A Night at the Gathering Place is an album about a moment that changes a life…
even when the one who changes it never knows.

MORNING OMELETS

Proudly Present... A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation

Kill the Director

Out of the Blue

Mr. Blue Sky

This is a cover of a song originally written by Neil Cicierega (aka Lemon Demon) for his album Spirit Phone. You can find the original song here: https://lemondemon.bandcamp.com/track/as-your-father-i-expressly-forbid-it

Download: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lplaj-gzVOWIc-cr65pSIS698QnvdgMe?usp=sharing

Lyrics:
Hey, turn your techno music down
Your grandpa's coming by tonight
Now, I don't wanna hear it
We'll be having macaroni
You will be polite
When he's here tonight
Don't talk about the internet
Your grandpa doesn't understand
You will not bring your GameBoy
Or whatever to the table
Do you understand?
He doesn't understand

As your father I expressly forbid it
As your father I expressly forbid it
As your father I expressly forbid it
I'm your dad
I'm your dad

What happened to my medicine?
The stuff I take to keep my hair
It's obvious you stole it
And you sold it on the street
'Cause you don't even care
If I lose my hair
Okay, I found my medicine
I'm sorry that I yelled at you
But let this be a lesson
If you ever steal my medicine
That's what I'll do
I'll yell at you

As your father I expressly forbid it
As your father I expressly forbid it
As your father I expressly forbid it
I'm your dad
I'm your dad

As your father I expressly forbid it
As your father I expressly forbid it
As your father I expressly forbid it
I'm your dad
As your father I expressly forbid it
As your father I expressly forbid it
As your father I expressly forbid it
I'm your dad
I'm your dad

As Your Father I Expressly Forbid It (Lemon Demon Cover)

2012 - Will Wood And The Tapeworms

full disclosure - i am a monster
a creature of despair! not that that should be a cause for concern :)
if theres one thing ive learned in all my years here
its that despair is less abundant in those who understand
how to plant their hearts in community gardens

youll be fine, you honeycomb
who could ever hurt you? who could be so cold?
youll be fine, oh honeypie
who could ever hurt you? who could be so unkind?

the culmination of mans mistakes came the day
the sun ran so hot, it turned the desert to glass
if theres something to be learned from all these LOSERS...
its that the price that you pay for arrogance and a false sense of immunity
is to face the wrath of a dying star

youll be fine you honeycomb
who could ever hurt you? who could be so cold?
youll be fi-i-ine, oh honeypie
who could ever hurt you? who could be so unkind?

the years have been hard on this lonely heart
(if you wanna know the truth)
theres no more community gardens...
so i guess i'll have to settle for you.

Community Gardens

Catabolic Seed

Chemical Overreaction / Compound Fracture(Will Wood and the Tapeworms Cover)

Good Day

Tally Hall

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