FRIHED & FLAMMER (Opråb)

Call My Name - the theme of "Hecate"

The storm moved on

Lyrics: Andrea Brennan
Music, vocals and production: Jeff Walker

V1
On the outskirts of Phoenix
There's a lowdown dirty dive
Where a man like myself
Can always find a good time

V2
Skull and crossbones on the door
And the liquor flows free
An oasis in the desert
For a thirsty guy like me

Chorus
Enter the fold
Of the devil's hold
Down at the Rattlesnake Shack
Blood runs colder than a witches tit
And every heart is black
Pick your poison
And watch your back
Down at the Rattlesnake Shack

V3
Every fellow's packing
Counting on a fight
Half of why I come here 
In the dead of the night

V4
Where the sparks are gonna fly
Is anybody's guess
Every friend is a foe
Inside this viper's nest

Chorus
Enter the fold
Of the devil's hold
Down at the Rattlesnake Shack
Blood runs colder than a witches tit
And every heart is black
Pick your poison
And watch your back
Down at the Rattlesnake Shack

Bridge
Some may think I'm crazy
Yet, some will understand
If you care to join me
You know where I am

Chorus
Enter the fold
Of the devil's hold
Down at the Rattlesnake Shack
Blood runs colder than a witches tit
And every heart is black
Pick your poison
And watch your back
Down at the Rattlesnake Shack

Rattlesnake Shack - Collaboration with Jeff Walker

Human Ground (Earth) – KAT x Lou
Rooted in stillness, the pulse of being.

Earth hums quietly beneath the noise,
solid, ancient, forgiving.
A piece that carries both gravity and grace.

Created in collaboration with Lou (@louie_e), whose earthy guitar tone meets my lyrical breath  - 
a dialogue between soil and sky.
Part of the Element Series, this collaboration rests on grounded sound and poetic resonance.

The cover image traces back to my Tribe Painting, created in the deserts of Mexico during a shamanic journey, a circle of life, soil, and song.

Human Ground (Earth)

Ali the champ

29_10_2015 leon desert WOLF series(leon solo violin steps)

" Praise ye the Lord" is an Air form Georg Friedrich Handel's oratorio "Solomon", written in 1748.
The anonymous libretto is currently thought to have been written by the English Jewish poet/playwright Moses Mendes. It is based on the biblical stories of the wise king Solomon from the First Book of Kings and the Second Book of Chronicles.

violin - Clarke Alonzi, Anna Downes
viola - Philip Hayman
organ - Helen Roberts
voice - Robert Llewellyn

We hope you'll enjoy!

lyrics

Praise ye the Lord for all his mercies past,
Whose truth, whose justice will for ever last.

Praise ye the Lord  (Solomon - Georg Friedrich Handel)

Funky Morning ( Feat Dan/ music Jim )

Caravan Of Elephants

Zero to Death Row .mp3

Hello and thanks for visiting my page. I am a lyricist who enjoys collaborating in multiple genres.

I've been fortunate to work with several talented musicians and vocalists. I hope you enjoy the songs we have created.

Hit me up if you would like to collaborate. I typically write lyrics first but can write to music as well. My preferred genres are rock, metal, pop, Americana and country, but I am open to other genres as well.