It's a bit sloppy this one, drums aren't quite in time, and I was never able to get the mix quite right. But other than that, I'm fairly happy with it.

There are still secrets left to keep close your eyes now and go to sleep let my voice drift into your dreams take a ride on next moonbeam what can I say to make you feel ok i don't know why we still have wars and i can't tell you there won't…

I have spent so much time on the meaning of my life I never cared for daggy things like a mortgage kids & wife I thought that I was something else, but I couldn’t block those dreams Now I know that happiness it not as complex at it seems…

A Tripped out protest song. The lyrics were improvised, I had an idea but just sung whatever came into my head.

About someone (who may or may not be myself) who may have smoked a little too much of a particular herb in the past. As I sit here alone With my hand on the bong And I light another match And I pull another cone I don’t know where I will…

At least I didn't

I thought so little of this song at first I filed it away in a folder on my hard disk called "nogood". About a year later I listened to it again and changed my mind.

Inspired by anti-war protests around the time of the Iraq war in 2003. I was always meaning to write better lyrics for the verse, but never got round to it. Anyway, it's just a pop song.

(Written by Malcolm Worthy and Dawn Wood.) This is a creepy stalker song I co-wrote when I was in a band - we never played this one live though. Unfortunately I did a bad job mixing this - my vocals get a bit lost, especially in the chorus.

Written sometime around the mid 90s.

This is a bit of a silly song - I'm making the case that we should all move to the planet Mars.

I wrote this one when I was in my 20's and going out to clubs.

Yet another old song, written circa '93-'94. I was trying to write a song though the eyes of the opposite sex.

Written in 1997

Yet another old song, circa 1992. It's a little boring, the guitar solo is the best bit.

Another old song,written around 92/93

Not the first song I wrote, but the first song I felt confident enough to play to anyone else (besides myself). I wrote this song in 1992.

Big cheesy ballad

a little guitar and lots of synth on this one

For my wife