Just like two sides Of the same silver dollar We’re not alike but still the same And your big life Makes mine look smaller I wonder if you know my name I wait around You might be calling A telephone that never rings End of the day…

Inspired by a couple of recent road trips.

I was down at the station Catch the Greyhound to Go My Way And I heard the loudspeaker We’ll be leaving some time today You just Say no thank you When I ask you to be mine I’ll be looking for that green light When I ask you the next…

Friends...an offering from the not-real album "Dr. Pepsi's Death Cult Glee Club". The 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. The sentiments…

Here's my contribution to the "Who Knew" songwriting challenge. Also my first 12 bar blues song which was a challenge I added for myself, so hope you like it! Who Knew © 2015 Colleen Dillon Verse 1: You’re soft in your heart But rough…

True life story of a creepy humanities teacher that hit on our high school girl friend....slept with another, lost his job.

Here is my entry for the "Who Knew" Song Writing Challenge. Thanks for including me :) Lyrics: When I was a young boy I never knew what it meant to be unloved When I was a young man I never knew what it meant to be undone Now I’m…

This was a good challenge for me. I had bits and pieces of songs half done and I needed to finish this project to round it out. Who Knew ©2015 Jeff Cole Just leave a number I have gone for a drive Electric reflections on a 3x5 I gotta…

This was part of the 'who knew' song challenge, recorded live at Colleen Dillon's on 12-09-15, with Greg Connor on guitar. Love his part, didn't edit out anything, even left the comments on the beginning and end. (This is a story about Chilean…

Here is my contribution to the latest song writing challenge posted in the Alonetone Forum. _______________________________________________ Who Knew when I first met you That all your troubles would be mine And you’d be coming around again…