Reg was reading the Telegraph the other day and was surprised to see all this fuss about children and screens filling the front page and following pages. Why? when theres a war going on.... so Reg got to thinking and wrote a song…

This song was inspired by t.v. commercials featuring actor William Devane, who has spent the last few years trying to convince Americans to buy gold. Lyrics- The lonely days of summer made me think of you And I remember good times we have…

I walked through roads I can’t rewind, Old mistakes still cross my mind. But every scar and every fall Was just a lesson after all. I won’t erase the things I’ve been, They shaped the soul that lives within. No chains from yesterday…

Here comes another summer and there go the fellas who surf Grab your girl and tell her, “Baby…. well you and me are gonna Smurf, Smurf, Smurf!” It don’t matter if they close the beaches or if the other gang snags our turf You don’t even…

Ok. More covers. This song has always meant something to me. Probably the same thing it meant to David. Vocal was recorded while playing the piano so it's a bit iffy. Here's my "super professional studio" for interest and posterity…

Okay Man I thought that I told you Carrying the weight can be tough But maybe I was sleeping, You're a hero wee toro Gotta plan to handle it all But maybe you can listen. Big Man, you don't need nobody else Amen, you'll just put it…

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A countrified tribute to Mr. Eno.

Spawns of Stephen is my family band. My daughter is on vocals and grand daugther on backing vocals... youngest son on keys and I wrote the lyrics and did the rest... along with some backing vocals.. this is satire with three plots... the…