A gentle, romantic poem about two people sharing quiet evenings together, their hugs, silent smiles, and the longing to stay close without parting. It captures the peace of twilight, the beauty of unspoken feelings, and dreams of being together beyond just tonight.

Songbay

Missing You Already

"A sawmill man's story about this kind of work, where logs are processed and the rhythm of the saw lulls you into sleep and fantasy."

Sawmill man (Remix)

"What a Man Indeed" is a sharp, witty, and heartfelt anthem from a woman who's had enough of the everyday absurdities in her relationship — and isn't afraid to say it out loud. With biting humor and clever rhymes, the song walks the line between comedy and truth, frustration and love. From muddy boots to broken promises, TV obsessions to Paris dreams turned camping disasters, it's a hilarious yet honest look at modern couple dynamics.

Built around the ironic refrain "Oh, what a man… what a man indeed", this track blends attitude and emotion, echoing the voices of countless women who laugh through the madness, carry the weight, and still ask for nothing more than a hug.

What a Man Indeed

this song tells the story of Grandma's indestructible iron, which outlasts modern gadgets and might just be from outer space. Blending humor, warmth, and a touch of sci-fi, it's a tribute to things built to last.

Grandma’s Starship Tool

A nostalgic, witty reflection on childhood adventures and the digital age that followed. This song captures the raw joy of muddy knees, scratched hands, and playful trouble — before everything turned into screens, likes, and virtual lives. With a blend of humor and subtle critique, it contrasts wild outdoor memories with the sterile comfort of modern tech.

“We Were the Last Wild Kids”

"Through Pleasure and Pain" is a heartfelt reflection on love that endures not because it’s perfect, but because it’s chosen — again and again. With vivid lyrics and raw emotional honesty, the song explores the quiet moments, the stormy silences, the unspoken regrets, and the small acts of staying that define real relationships. It captures what it means to keep showing up — not only in laughter and sunshine, but in distance, doubt, and rain. This is love not as a fairy tale, but as a daily decision.

Through Sunshine and Rain

"Honey-Sucker" is a playful, slightly wild song about a strange little creature obsessed with one thing – finding honey wherever it’s hidden. He sneaks through bushes, sheds, and forests, sniffing the air and even digging underground if he catches the sweet scent. With humor, quirky imagery, and a catchy rhythm, the song tells the tale of his odd adventures, awkward encounters, and relentless quest for nectar – even offering to trade for cash. Fun rhymes and a cheeky attitude make this honey hunt impossible to forget.

SongBay

Honey-Sucker

“My Irish Molly-O” was written in 1905 by William Jerome (lyrics) and Jean Schwartz (for original music). Today it is in the Public Domain.

This version features the original lyrics with a new arrangement and music.

Enjoy this fresh take on a beloved Irish classic — and feel free to share your thoughts!

TBCC

My Irish Molly-O (TBCC_v1)

This ain’t no sweet pop tune — it’s a badass techno-rock ride.
Old-school drivers know the deal: fix it, floor it, and f*** the sensors.
Modern cars beep, cry, and die from a dashboard light — mine roars, blasts beats, and tears through the night.

Windows down, bass up, freedom screaming — this is music for drivers who don’t take orders from machines

Full Throttle v7 (ReClub_TBCC)

“Oh Which One?” is a cheeky, lighthearted song that tells the story of a man caught between three remarkable girlfriends — Aoife, Fiona, and Sinead. Each woman tries to win his heart in her own unique way: beauty, home-making, or sharp business skills. But in the end, love (and a certain visual asset) makes the final call. A humorous take on modern dating choices, wrapped in catchy verses and a playful chorus. Inspired by real-life stories? Maybe. Relatable? Definitely. Enjoy with a smile — and maybe don’t take it too seriously!

SONBAY

Oh Which One v1

I am a furniture designer and maker with a passion for music and songwriting. While my main profession is in furniture manufacturing, I have been writing lyrics for many years as a creative outlet. My writing is inspired by everyday emotions, personal experiences, and visual aesthetics—often influenced by my design background.

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