Good for something,
Written by Curtis Casey
Engineered and Mixed by Kai Nakamura
Cajon by Max Mars,
Bass by Jeff Covey,
Rhythm Guitar and Vocals  by Curtis Casey
Lead Electric Guitar by Kai Nakamura

Lyrics

They gon say,
You a problem,
When you don't fall in line,
They gon make you an offer,
That you'll have to take this time,

The gon lay,
They whole law down,
Just to get you in the light,
We gon break,
Break it all out,
And keep on burning through the night,

Cause

If you don't believe that you're good for something,
Here's something you can believe,
If all that you are is good for my loving
I'll love you endlessly, x2

We gon make, 
This the heaven,
The Heaven we deserve,
Don't you think,
We learned out lesson,
Of how to go through Hell and earth,
We gon raise,
Up our children,
Like we never had a doubt,
Of how we'd make a good living,
And put food inside their mouths,

Cause,

If you don't believe that you're good for something,
Here's something you should believe,
If all that you are is good for my loving,
I'll love you endlessly.

Narten                        

Good For Something

Curtis Casey is an American Born Singer Songwriter from Phoenix Arizona who was raised all over the United States as well as the country of New Zealand where his Mother was born and raised.  

“We moved around our fair share because my father was a nuclear engineer. Music and song writing with an acoustic guitar became my constant and was my safe place.  To this day whenever I walk into a room and there is a guitar in it I immediately feel welcome.”

As a half Polynesian half Irish American Curtis learned to love and appreciate music and singing of all types at a very young age and still loves the entire process of writing and recording music.  

For 15 years he toured all around Europe and the United States with his Active Rock / Nu Metal band, Vayden.  

“We were lucky we got signed to a subsidiary of Warner Music very young and they sent us all over the place to play.  We ended up recording 3 albums together and 2 EPs.”

Now Curtis enjoys the simple joy of singing nice songs in cool places to appreciative audiences.

Today he lives in Marina Del Rey with his wife, two sons and small daughter.

Good For Something

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