Lets Have Good Times

Updated demo:

When the walls are closing in on you
When the night swallows up the blue
Just call for me, and I will fly to you
With bells on

When the tide is rushing out again
When it turns or if it ends
I will be waiting, just around the bend
With bells on

And oh you know, I can see the clouds
The hazy roads, the stumbling all around
But where, oh where, wherever you are now
I, I will be there

And when the last ember fades away
When you shudder at the break of day
I will be near, and I will stay
With bells on

And oh how long? (no one knows how long)
The endless wait, as time drags on
Wherever you may roam, let me tag along
With bells on

A thousand days feeling all alone
And all the hours sinking like a stone
Don't give in, I will lead you home

'Cause oh you know, I can see those clouds
The hazy roads, the stumbling all around
But where, oh where, wherever you are now
I, I will be there

Wherever You Are Now

Attack Of The Mutant Slugs

The Tipsy Mailman

Hannabel's March

Waltzing in circles 
DGDGCD tuning Washburn R305 guitar
Classic guitar tuned drop D on 5th fret capo.

Waltz Of The Ellipses

1988 Washburn R305 parlor guitar, open G, DGDGBD no capo.
Going back to my teacher, Backwards Sam Firk, RIP, AKA 
Michael A. Stewart.

Police Hog Blues

Guitar/voice demo of a new tune:

Listen boy now to your elders
And you won't be so cruel
Listen to their wisdom
And wear it like a jewel
A glittering jewel
The golden age of progress
Is sometimes much ado

Turn around, look backwards
And throw off all the chains

Listen boy now did you think
This was all new?
Nothing comes from nothing
Or appears out of the blue
What a brave new world
But only new to you

The light of the stars is ancient
So shake off all the chains
And strengthen what remains
The remains of the day

Listen boy now to your elders
And you won't be so cruel

Listen Boy Now (demo)

Washburn R305 parlor guitar DGDGCD 
Kona guitar drop D.

Hopping on a train

Something Happening Here

To play on a dreary day:) Washburn R305, DGDGCD,
Takamine Classic from 1968, Drop D tuning.

March Of The Melancholy

Here you will find little acoustic pop songs; melancholy, dreamy-folk things. Sometimes some jangly, fuzzy rock tunes or ambient pieces as well. Work-in-progress demos to finished tracks, informal playlists to official album releases. Enjoy.

Wherever You Are Now

Tom Hanson

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