Liquor

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Lyrics:

Small cherubs blow 
their seashell horns. 
A holy roar 
your herald.

Your auburn glow, 
your floral voice, 
they call me on.

The sight of petals trails your step. 
I don’t believe we’ve ever met.

Won’t you grant me your velvet hand? 
I’d die to know a fraction of your warmth.

The lights above dance serpentine. 
Your aura a golden ring.

She Appears in Lilac

LOVERS ONLY CLUB! (Tate McRae x Coldplay x Pop Rock hit)

A Very Old Space Station

The 'Pentecost Piano Rhapsody XXIII D major' is a bubbly piano piece. With a wink, it combines the festive character of Pentecost with an imaginative and playful atmosphere.

The piece begins with a musical firework in D major, which, with a mischievous smile, morphs into A major and later into the mysterious B minor. Harmonic turns are artfully staged, while the pianist skilfully switches back and forth between the keys as if performing musical juggling.

Amid the merry bustle there is a passage where the keys are made to dance at a tempo of 96. Here a comedic game unfolds between fast runs and mischievous chords, as if the piano itself begins to giggle with laughter.

As a special highlight, the Pentecostal Piano Rhapsody surprises with a short excursion into the D Lydian mode. This unexpected twist adds an exotic touch to the piece and creates a veritable oasis of sound.

The composition finally ends triumphantly in D major, as if all the musical elements come together in a grandiose finale. With virtuoso dexterity and a broad grin on his face, the pianist conjures up a colorful and humorous spectacle on the keys.

The Whitsun Piano Comedy is a professionally crafted piece that pushes the boundaries of piano playing with creative twists in music theory and technical finesse. It creates a lively and humorous mood that makes the audience smile and evokes a happy Pentecost celebration.

The whole piece takes 8:50, available on apple music, spotify, bandcamp etc.

Pentecost Piano Rhapsody XXIII e21 D major

Build Your Mind (prod. Saké by the Water)

I want to hold your hand  The Beatles

Learning How To Love Me
(May 7/Week 44)
CAPO 5 F, C, Am, G
5.13.23

VERSE
every day i get to decide
the clothes on my body
and the words inside my mind 

when did i start telling myself lies 
of all the things to think 
why am i unkind 

PRE
push and fight
strike a match to burn out every time 
i know i’m not far behind
but my mind tells me otherwise 

CHORUS 
yeah i’m learning to love me
learning how to talk 
like i’m my best friend
calling when she’s lost 

i’m learning how to listen (soften)
when shes being hard 
saying all the things
that i knows shes not 

yeah i’m learning how to 
love love me
learning how to
love love me

VERSE
i’m standing tall 
i’m standing up high 
watching my thoughts like clouds in the sky 
and i know that it gets cold when the suns gone 
but i can always dance and let the storm rage on 

CHORUS 
yeah i’m learning to love me
learning how to talk 
like i’m my best friend
calling when she’s lost 

i’m learning how to listen (soften)
when shes being hard 
saying all the things
that i knows shes not

and i’m learning all her triggers
all the ways she copes
when she’s in the dark 
picking up her phone 

and when it gets hard
to like what i see
i remind myself 
i’m just learning
yeah learning how to 

yeah i’m learning how to 
love love me
learning how to
love love me



to face herself 

 but my mind likes to tell me otherwise

LOVERS ONLY CLUB! (Tate McRae x Coldplay x Pop Rock hit)

Dante La Serna

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