Coming together...  Brian "Red" Moore, master engineer and musician brought some GREAT ideas!!

You feel you're always on the run
Though the day has just begun
I know I know

Always burning candlelight
Working late into the night
I know I know

It's very hard to understand
All the stress and those demands
I know I know I know

The future is the thing you plan
Take a look at the other hand
You work too hard just so you can
Find your place in the promised land
I know I know

Even when they're in plain sight
Many things don't work out right
You find it hard to sleep at night
You forgot to kill the lights
I know I know

Work so hard about to drop
You feel as though your head will pop
I know I know

Working hard with all your might
Never giving up the fight
I know I know

Feel the need for a place to be
Maybe a little sympathy
I know I know I know

Move on up the ladder then
Wonder if it ever ends
Try so hard not to pretend
Now its time to start again
I know I know

Whoever said this would be fun
Must be sleeping in the sun
I know I know I know

Why don't you just catch that train?
Grab a seat and ease the pain
I know I know

Figure out which road you're on
Give yourself a simple song
I know I know

Take a stand and draw the line
Everything will work out fine
I know I know

Future is the thing you plan
Take a look at the other hand
You work too hard just so you can
Find your place in the promised land
I know I know

You know this stop has just begun
Take some time and have some fun
Before you really come undone
Find that really special one
You know You know

Even when they're in plain sight
Many things don't work out right
You find it hard to sleep at night
You forgot to kill the lights
I know I know

Even when they're in plain sight
Many things don't work out right
You find it hard to sleep at night
You forgot to kill the lights
I know I know

Plain Sight - Feat. Brian "Red" Moore

If we could fly to where the sky ends
you can take a peek inside my heart
but it’s beyond the powers of our science
the thing that makes things pull apart

no-one knows where the sky ends

when I was younger I was certain of so much—
where one thing ended another would begin
I figured ice would always be cold to the touch
I figured home was where they have to let you in

but I was wrong—
there’s no "in" 
there’s no "out"
no "off" and no "on"
it’s all a blur
no-one knows where the sky ends
it’s all a blur

and now I’m older than almost every certainty
for every answer I accept your dodge and feint
when it gets colder and we seek a sun-spiked sea
I’ll light you a lantern if you let me billow in your wake

raise your arms
pierce the sky

if we could meet up where the sky ends
you might hear the truth

when I was younger I was certain of so much
where one world ended another would begin
if we could journey to a place where two can touch
we wouldn’t have to keep letting each other in

if we could fly to where the sky ends
we might just learn what our fear is made of
asleep under the weight of our defiance
we dream we can fall out of love

when the sky ends
when the sky

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Where The Sky Ends

Total Eclipse

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Full tilt rocker with symphonic and acoustic surprises

The Poison Pill (Instrumental Version)

The Poison Pill

The Winding Road

This tune was released by Queen in 1986 and performed by me here on my Yamaha PSR-SX900 arranger keyboard.

Can you "Name That Tune"? I have a website that contains my complete collection of tunes with their titles revealed at: www.harveytwyman.com

Name That Tune #546 by Queen

Family Time

Google

Spanish Guitar by Paco de Lucía
(Sampled by dmomentlife)

Flamenco Dreams

it s only time

Robert E Flynn III is a software-developer, author and musician from San Antonio, TX. He is living with his beautiful fiancé, Claudia, whose delightful, positive outlook on life has given him the motivation to finish this work. He has two wonderful children, Caitlin and Zachary, who are grown and exploring their own fantastic lives. He has spent his entire life pursuing creative endeavors. Music was his first love and still is, and writing was always part of his life. 
Robert lived in Austin, Texas for many years and was part of the music scene in the city during that time. He was a member of several bands during those days and tremendously enjoyed playing live in many venues in the music rich area. Music is a great example of our creativity, which speaks to the Creation of all things. He also lived in Denver, Colorado for several years when his children were young and then relocated back to San Antonio, Texas to be close to family.
Night of the Living Dead was recorded at Salmon Peak Studio in San Antonio, Texas.  Mark Sinko acted as the recording engineer and also contributed a guitar part on the song.  Robert Flynn’s longest friend, Brian “Red” Moore played bass on the track as well.  Brian is the lead recording engineer at Q Productions in Corpus Christi, Texas. Q Productions is owned by the famous music artist, Selena Quintanilla-Pérez’s father.  Brian also plays bass and sings on most of the tracks I currently have on Soundcloud.  In addition to Brian, other contributors and long time friends are on these recordings also.  Jerry Bazil, from Michigan, plays drums on several tracks. Bobby Lancaster, from Texas, plays drums on several tracks as well.  Also, Joe Mota, from Texas,  plays keyboards on several tracks (Sadly, Joe is no longer with us, but he was a genius in many ways musically and an inspiration to me). 
I play keyboards, guitar, drums and vocals throughout these tracks.

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