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Soon to be released Dying Stage album. Updated: 10/24/2021

June 23, 2017

The Dying Stage

Inquisitive Expression

Nobody Got Hurt  

It may be the right thing
I am sure it is smart
But why does it feel
Like I am falling apart

I just sit and wait
Keep checking my screen
What we did, what we shared
Can't be undone or even unseen

Am not sure what hit me
You were one of a kind
I still somehow hope
You will change your mind

Our minds are alike
Our spirits blend well
We've already talked for hours
And there's still more to tell


Nobody knows. Nobody got hurt.
But I still see you. You're wearing my shirt.
Just move along. Embrace all of life.
I'll keep pretending. I'm loving my wife.


You said we had to end it
Before any damage was done
And maybe that is true
It sucks now you're gone

No accidental encounters
No more stories to tell
No more CD's to discuss
This will hurt like hell


Nobody knows. Nobody got hurt.
But I still see you. You're wearing my shirt.
Just move along. Embrace all of life.
I'll keep pretending. I'm loving my wife.

Nobody Got Hurt

Relativity Elementary

I Wanna Be Used

electric Age

An anthemic Indie Rock track about the lockdown and everything else going on in the world during the crazy year of 2020

Joe Tibbits - Vocals and Guitar
Barry Harman - Bass

Silence And Chaos

Written: 2016
Duration: 5'
Instrumentation: soprano, baritone and piano
Lyrics by Mark Campbell
Commissioned by the Five Boroughs Music Festival for the Five Borough Songbook, Volume II
World Premiere: Five Boroughs Music Festival, DiMenna Center for Classical Music/Baryshnikov Arts Center, Jerome Robbins Theater, New York, NY, Marnie Breckenridge, Soprano, Sidney Outlaw, baritone, Jocelyn Dueck, piano, February 11, 2017.
Publisher: Bill Holab Music

View Score: https://issuu.com/robertpaterson/docs/paterson_crossing_the_hudson__score

Buy Sheet Music: http://www.billholabmusic.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=103_137&products_id=2698

For More Information: https://robertpaterson.com/crossing-the-hudson

PROGRAM NOTES
When setting text to music, it is very fulfilling to have an opportunity to work with living writers, and especially a great writer such as Mark Campbell, one of America’s most celebrated librettists. The mission of the Five Borough Songbook project is to have composers and text writers create short pieces that are about New York City, so we decided to create a song entitled Crossing The Hudson about two people who cross each other on different Staten Island Ferries.

Crossing The Hudson was commissioned by the Five Boroughs Music Festival for the Five Borough Songbook, Volume II.

Inquisitive Expression

David & Co