Ocean Bells

'The Seconds'

Written, performed and produced by Richard Brown

Thank you Kym for the amazing artwork<3

Lyrics:

That is how the seconds pass no more
That is what I'm thinking
When you take a second glance too long
At what you have been missing
and how we've become
to know what we want

That is how the mountains come to bring
the weight of our admission
when you see the birds come down to sing
you think of what your missing
and they sing as one
cause I saw them come

We don't need to brave the cold no more
We got everything we need and more
we'll wait for tomorrow to find out what will be so 
we don't need to worry anymore

That is how the worried people save 
for something that is coming
with a candle kept inside a place 
to reach for in a hurry
with a single flame
they will light the way

That is how the colors can collide
in your imagination
like drowning as the tall ships passing by
get lost in their reflection

and they sing as one
cause I saw them come

We don't need to brave the cold no more
We got everything we need and more
we'll wait for tomorrow to find out what will be so 
we don't need to worry anymore

It's running in the circle so fast never had a doubt it could last
everything that comes through is the very thing that comes to pass...

We don't need to brave the cold no more
We got everything we need and more
we'll wait for tomorrow to find out what will be so 
we don't need to worry anymore
we don't need to worry anymore
we don't need to worry anymore
we don't need to worry anymore...

The Seconds

Title says it all. Based on feelings I had when experiencing some difficult challengers in life.

Lost Without a Trace

Lost Without A Trace

I once knew a cat
Music and Lyrics by Mike Krath


I once knew a cat
Who lived under the trailer
Where I worked,
And I brought her home
One cold winter morning
I made her bed that evening,
Next to mine
And she slept in it
As though the bed had been hers from the beginning,
And she purred throughout the night,
As the cold wind beat against the windows,
And she made a slight sound,
In what seemed as gratitude 
And from that day on,
We shared a deep bond,

Of all the pets I’ve had,
And I had many before her,
She was my closest,
And the best friend I ever had. 
And when I went about the house,
She’d follow me around,
Everywhere I went,
She was always at my side,
She was right there with me,
In the morning,
In the evening,
She was right by my side,
Until the day she had to go. 

On that day she slept forever. 
Forever my friend went away. 
On that day she slept forever. 
Forever my friend went away.

I Once Knew A Cat

Quando quando quando" (or "Quando, Quando, Quando", pronounced [ˈkwando ˈkwando ˈkwando]; "When, When, When") is an Italian pop song from 1962, in the bossa nova style, with music written by Tony Renis and lyrics by Alberto Testa. The song, originally recorded in two different versions by Tony Renis and Emilio Pericoli, competed in the Sanremo Music Festival in 1962, where it placed fourth, and later became a commercial success in Italy, topping the Musica e dischi singles chart.[1] American entertainer Pat Boone, who recorded the song in 1962, sang the English lyrics written by Ervin Drake.[2]

Quando quando quando  ( barytone uke cover )

The Heart of Pluto

I've had this lying around for awhile but felt it carried too much influence of the the boys down the M62 from me and was a a tragical mystery tour too far.  In the absence of anything else though....

One Fine Day

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Sirius @!uv-cappuccino - Guitar, Bass, Drum & Production
Marin - Vocals & Strings

Sur la plage, il y a des amants endormis.
Le matin pâle réveille, la mer engourdie.
Les enfants finissent, leur rêve, blottis dans leur lit.
Les dragons, et les princesses, et les chauves-souris.
Regagnent le monde secret et quittent la nuit.
Une douche, un café, mes baskets, au pied.
Alors je cours, et je cours, et je cours,
Je cours, je cours, je cours, je cours,
Sur, la jetée au loin, le soleil peint,
Les couleurs de l’amour, de l’amour.
Un, goéland tout blanc, dessine dans le ciel,
Les signes de ton retour, ton retour.
Dans, la baie un bateau, déchire le tableau,
Tout à contre-jour, contre-jour.
Un, cheval déploie, sa crinière au vent,
En partant au galop, au galop.
Les, quelques rares passants, étendent leurs ombres,
Jusqu’à Saint Malo, Saint Malo.
Le, petit bar du coin, dresse sa terrasse,
Attire les moineaux, les moineaux.
Je cours, et je cours, et je cours,  
Je cours, je cours, je cours, je cours,

Je cours

The Elephant Shimmie

A soul from the US Pacific Northwest that writes and records music.  Instagram @ huber.e.f

The Heart of Pluto

E. F. Huber

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