Black Comet

So-Called Freaks

Everybody's asking.
What you gonna do with your days?
With seven hundred little records, and none of them are ever played.
The girl must have it.
The girl must have it.
And if she don't get it, she'll go out and grab it.
A monkey or a rabbit?
Just too stoned to rock.

You're on a black tie, slow ride, rip tide, hard drive, breath.
It's just a hang tight, back slide, corner of time, death.
keep clean, daydream, bad scene, stay seen, bed.
You seem pretty keen.
Though you look pretty green.
Yeah.

Everybody's saying. 
You are wasting your life.
But you don't remember signing up for all this trouble and strife.
The girl must have it.
The girl must have it.
And if she don't get it, she'll go out and grab it.
A monkey not a rabbit?
Just too stoned to fuck.

Nobody's talking, an invisible line.
But how's it gonna help if you just lay in bed and whine?
The girl must have it.
The girl must have it.
And when she wants it, she'll go out and get it.
How far you wanna take it?
Just too stoned to rock.

Oh, it's all a deep red, death bed, he said, she said test.
Another ripped off, bad cough, hot shot, top mop, rest.
Dark green, time team, low means, whipped cream, yeah.
You seem pretty keen.
Though you look pretty green. 
Yeah.

You're on a black tie, slow ride, rip tide, hard drive, breath.
It's just a hang tight, back slide, corner of time, death.
keep clean, daydream, bad scene, stay seen, bed.
You seem pretty keen.
Though you look pretty green.
Yeah.

The Girl Must Have It

Lines and harmonies are all built on the interval of the fourth :-)

Four Up

Recorded on Sunday, May 19, 2024 
Ron Snyder - 1st Lead Guitar / Rhythm Guitar (left side) 
Joe DeBrizzio - 2nd Lead Guitar / Rhythm Guitar (right side)

Snyder & DeBrizzio - THE BLUES MONGERS (LIVE Instrumental)

Guitar, Bass and Keys by Robert Grigg
https://youtu.be/VxqZKTdjLuU?si=R6TV-QsDF7L8Ss3v

The Turtle

"Valley Of Dust" by These Guitars Say Sorry is a poignant singer-songwriter ballad that explores themes of despair and abandonment in a desolate town. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a place where dreams fade away and hope is scarce. The song opens with the imagery of a single road out of town, highlighting the sense of entrapment felt by its inhabitants.

The chorus, "Welcome to the valley of dust, wreathed in smoke where your dreams all rust," sets the tone for the bleak and somber narrative. The town, shrouded in smoke and filled with abandoned dreams, is depicted as a place forsaken by both people and divine presence, as emphasized in the lines, "Abandon hope all those who trust in God, in God. He left this place many years ago."

The song captures the stark reality of life in this forgotten town, where the only glimmer of light comes from the local diner, serving as a beacon of hope amid the gloom. The verses delve into the everyday struggles and disillusionment faced by the town's residents, painting a picture of a community left behind and neglected.

With its haunting melody and evocative lyrics, "Valley Of Dust" by These Guitars Say Sorry is a powerful ballad that resonates with anyone who has experienced the weight of broken dreams and the search for hope in the darkest of places.

There's one road out of town  
And it's a one way street  
There's fewer make it out  
Than ever come back in again  
Than ever come back in  

Welcome to the valley of dust  
Wreathed in smoke where your dreams all rust  
Abandon hope all those who  trust in God in God  

He left this place many years ago  
We haven't even seen the Holy Ghost  
The diner's only light our brightest hope  
These days, these days  
Lend me your ears, these are the dark days  

The writing's on the wall  
In dayglow yellow spray paint  
Let the truth be told  
The only way you're leaving is feet first  
The flames of hell burn cold  
For all whose lives were just hurt  

Welcome to the valley of dust  
Wreathed in smoke where your dreams all rust  
Abandon hope all those who trust in God in God
  
He left this place many years ago  
We haven't even seen the Holy Ghost  
The diner's only light our brightest hope  
These days, these days  

When there's lead in the sky  
There's a tear in the eye  
The beholder, so much older  
The warmth round here's so much colder  

Sometimes I see angels,  
Sometimes I see queens  
Between one of them and the other  
It makes no sense to me  

Welcome to the valley of dust  
Wreathed in smoke where your dreams all rust  
Abandon hope all those who trust in God in God 
 
He left this place many years ago  
We haven't even seen the Holy Ghost  
The diner's only light our brightest hope  
These days, these days  

If these walls could talk  
The only tale they'd tell is a sad one  
So I'll let my words be brief  
No one will remember when I'm gone.

Valley Of Dust by These Guitars Say Sorry. Singer songwriter ballad.

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Magma Bleu est un titre pop-électro dance aux influences tribales. Un morceau pour lâcher prise et pour danser ! Au-delà, le texte amène une réflexion sur nos racines, notre moteur intérieur, un magma bleu traversant différents états au fil du temps : parfois serein et parfois brûlant.

Magma Bleu is an electropop dance track with tribal influences. A song for letting go and dancing! Beyond that, the lyrics offer a reflection on our roots, our inner drive, a blue magma that moves through different states over time: sometimes serene and sometimes burning.

Magma Bleu

Wonderful Superlative

Jussi and Natasha arrived at the studio first and were just setting up when Jussi started playing the intro to "Lipstick and Ash " and Natasha began to fill out the strings.

By the time the rest of the band arrived the idea was pretty well formed and the song, cinematic post rock, is unusual as the drums and bass only feature for 8 bars, the rest being strings and guitar.

Laxá & Heima Kvartett are:
Jussi Siglarson - Guitar
Bjarne Guðjohnsen - Bass
Matthias Helguson - Drums
Mike Taylor - Keyboards
Lisbeth Heima - Violin
Sif Árnadóttir - Violin
Natasha Guðmundsdóttir - Viola
Ída Sigurðardóttir - Cello

Lipstick and Ash by Laxá -  Alternative Rock | Post Rock

Live recording of the University of Miami Rock Class Final performance Fall 1989.

Steve Scherer - Guitar
Brian Yale - Bass
Will Montgomery - Drums
Keyboards - N/A

Soulful Terrain - U Of Miami Rock Class Final

Singer/Songwriter/Drummer in Dallas, TX. University of Miami School of Music.

Soulful Terrain - U Of Miami Rock Class Final

Will Montgomery

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