Song over a topic that intensly moves me: Friendship. Here are some of the words:

Refrain:
Some ships never sink
Some ships never run aground
Friendship is a ship you can count on
when things again turn the other way round
	
Verse 1:
Suffering from lonelyness
anyday - anywhere you stay
biggest crowds cannot heal the wounds
but friendship's a ship that's under way .....

Dy Josephs - Some Ships Never Sink (Friendship)

Dy Josephs - Lay Your Hand Upon My Head

This is the sketch of a song in the style of a French chanson.
Technically I tried to enrich the piano part with an accordion.
I also wrote the lyrics but haven't got the proper voice to sing it by myself. If however Bob Dylan or Don McLean shall learn about this song I'd love to give them my idea of it.

See those people come see those people go
See these lovers find their way
The piano player says: I have to leave after the show
Tomorrow is just an ordinary day

Partir ce n’est pas pour votre plaisir
Partir c’est toujours un peu mourir

The lightning can strike you right under the tree
That very moment it gets clear you’ve been betrayed
And when the croupier says: Rien ne va plus
It seems it was the last game you played

A ceremony in too much pomp and circumstance
May have a certain thrill on it’s own
A gentle song has been written just by chance
The day after when you again are alone

Dy Josephs - Partir C'est Toujours Un Peu Mourir

Dear Listeners, dear Followers,
once more your highly appreciated patience and phantasy is politely requested. You will hear another sketch of a song based on a piano part and with syth-brass elements as counterpoint. This could be a nice song if properly recorded, but I do not have the adequate equipement at the moment.
Despite I decided to publish the musical idea as such with the challenge for you to listen to your inner voice and add the lyrics (Parts of the poem "The moon is risen" by Matthias Claudius 1779) as follows:

- Verse 1 begin at 00:49
Look at the moon so lonely!
One half is shining only,
Yet she is round and bright;
Thus oft we laugh unknowing
At things that are not showing,
That still are hidden from our sight.

- Verse 2 begin at 01:58
We, with our proud endeavour,
Are poor vain sinners ever,
There’s little that we know.
Frail cobwebs we are spinning,
Our goal we are not winning,
But straying farther as we go.

Dy Josephs - The Moon Is Risen - Lyrics by Matthias Claudius 1779

Wrote this tune more than 20 years ago.
I think it hasn't lost its significance.

Dy Josephs - (We don't need no) Giant Leaps

Life can make you feel bitter. So as your good old friend I would like to drink a pint of bitter on your health, my friend, while you pour out your grief.

Dy Josephs - Pint Of Bitter On Your Health My Friend

Dear Liverpudlians, you once gave me the warmest welcome when I visited your exciting city. With this song I'd like give something in return.
The song's title refers to the book of my compatriot "The Didi Man".

PS: I'm not so good in singing. Here are the lyrics of this song. I hope that one fine day a good vocalist will come and sing the song.

Intro
If you once come to Liverpool be sure to
wear a windproof hat to save your hair
the wind is strong and the clouds are often rainy
but the people are lovely there I swear

Verse 1
Booking not required free for everyone
a love affair with a city that is second to none
soon you feel excited by all the sounds and sights
enjoy music arts and fantastic football nights
                     fantastic football nights

Verse 2
This city's not too big you can't really lose your way
if so you'll surely find one who comes and saves your day
Liverpool they say is the pool of life
from the very moment that you arrive
              moment that you arrive

Verse 3
You can take the tunnel to cross the river of Mersey
or go by famous ferry while Gerry's song they play
and while one Liverbird looks out to the sea
the other one cares for all the seamen's families
                            the seamen's families

Verse 4
They got 2 cathedrals as well as football clubs
and in the backstreets you may find two thousand pubs
And if anyone out there's scared to bones
let us shout loud you'll never ever walk alone
                         never ever walk alone

Dy Josephs - Liverpool Love Affairs

Two red balloons are in love with each other. They too take care of each other and are afraid of getting in touch with roses.

Dy Josephs - Two Red Balloons

Dy Josephs - The Electric Boogie

Suggestions of Music for Mooooovies.
Please write me: dy dot josephs at protonmail dot com.

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Dy Josephs - bar-piano player and songwriter.
My songs are either pop songs, music for movies or bar-piano improvisations.
Don't hesitate to write me at "dy dot josephs at protonmail dot com" if you like my style or a particular song. Thank you.

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