Name: Born Dancing by Tony Roy Stewart
Duration: 4 min 56 s
Description: From the stage musical, Life of Lulu, in which a fifteen year old Louise Brooks sings of her love of dancing. slow and reflective

Dont kill my high
Dont u feel it? ooh
Ill send my ride aren’t u getting on?
Ill take your smile wit a lil umph
4 bed suite sit high in the living room
I cant deny im feeling unwanted
Bass line drumming is the feeling of something 
U tried to keep up but theres hangers on yo noggin
The soul holds throats when the anger holds nothing

Nothing can make yourself think to hold on
to nothing
So go ahead and pour yourself a drink to our 
pain
To our shame
To my name

The blunt rolled It can give u savage habits
That once past tense
I dont even care bout the half of it
I just want to smoke passionate
Eyes red in that abyss
What tf is happening 
seeing black in my eclipse

MY HIGH SO RESPECT IT!!! prod. peril

love

Too Late

Hypnotic classical sounds with angelic grandeur. 

Angel Classic Etudes

Oh Em Gee

© 2020-2022 Karianne Gabaldon 

(Verse 1)

I’m watching you turn out the lights,
It’s dark but hey,
I’ll be okay.
The injuries you have left, can’t hide,
But can’t thank you enough,
For making me tough.
And even though you stowed away our love,
I keep that box,
Though you filled it with rocks.

(PreChorus)

My mama said,
I should know better,
She is right.
I’m all set,
I can rest my head,
Tonight.

(Chorus)

Please tell me,
C’mon tell me,
Oh Em Gee,
Why’d you leave me?
My sad coffee,
Is now frowning,
Oh Em Gee,
Why’d you leave me?

(Verse 2)

I slowly shut my closet door,
I cry inside,
I hermit hide.
I can’t help think we went somewhere,
But then again,
We should have stayed friends.
And I just want you to know,
I cannot live,
I cannot exist.

(PreChorus)

My mama said,
I should know better,
She is right.
I’m all set,
I can rest my head,
Tonight.

(Chorus)

Please tell me,
C’mon tell me,
Oh Em Gee,
Why’d you leave me?
My sad coffee,
Is now frowning,
Oh Em Gee,
Why’d you leave me?

Please tell me,
C’mon tell me,
Oh Em Gee,
Why’d you leave me?
My sad coffee,
Is now frowning,
Oh Em Gee,
Why’d you leave 

(Outro)

Somebody turned out the lights,
It’s given me a fright.
But then I wake up…
And I see the sun smile…
And after awhile…
I smile, too.

Oh Em Gee (2025 Version)

From the stage musical 'Life of Lulu'. Dialogue between Harry Cohn and Louise Brooks, in which the former makes it quite clear to Louise that he will help advance Louise's, but at a cost.

The Rumours Are True

Another track from the musical ' Life of Lulu'. Louise Brooks is rescued from her unhappy situation, by James Card, to a new beginning in Rochester.
Waltz time, a duet, using cast voices (synthesised).

Let Me Take You Away From This

Reflective, acoustic, final number in the stage musical, 'Life of Lulu', in which  Louise Brooks, now in her sixties, duets with her younger self.

The Hollywood Disease

From the stage musical, Life of Lulu, in which a fifteen year old Louise Brooks sings of her love of dancing. slow and reflective

Born Dancing

'm old 'n' ugly.
I love writing songs.
I love, most of all, to hear somebody else, particularly someone with a far better voice than me, sing one of my songs.
I imagine that one of the best feelings 
song writers could have, would be to have a large audience sing along as they perform their music. 
I don't think that's likely to happen, but I'll continue to write, because helps me to feel alive, and I'll continue to share, because songs need to be shared and heard.

Born Dancing

Tony Roy Stewart

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