If ever there was a song that begged to close an album, it was this turkey. A couple of things here. First, I don't really know what I was going for. Quiet, slow, boring? Probably not boring, but there you go. The cool thing happens in…

Outer Rings Lyrics I sail the night across the galaxy Flyin' fast tryin' to catch up tomorrow when we'll go dancin' on the Outer Rings We'll go dancin' if you'll dance with me I'm way out here Just beyond the big bang Here's…

Inspired By My Wife. She Bought Me The Classical Guitar For Christmas One Year So I Used It To Write A Song For Her.

opium bath awaits for those who can make it past 37"

This song is simple in both arrangement and theme. It is about not taking life for granted and not ignoring the misfortunes of others.

Guess I've been away a while - something a little difference - distinct parts in harmony, perhaps... or just me experimenting ;-)

Inbetween serious and slow composing the urge came to smash some things up, so play it LOUD

If you find this, please take a listen to the version posted on this site by Andrew Russe from 2012. Stunning. Goosebumps. His one-man-one-guitar interpretation is now the definitive version of this song for me. So this isn't just a Procol…

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A song that I started a few days ago. Completed it today.

[Verse 1] I’m so relaxed I’m here standing, but I’m so darn calm you’d think I’d be lying back down on a mat I won’t back down with the rap Alex is the man now, think of that Oh, you don’t think You only compute Who are you if not a human…

The best songs always have an element of truth in them.

A very Australian love song.

Drums by Seb James.

A song about a woman who won't sever ties to friends who beckon her to a self destructive lifestyle that she cannot forebear.

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall.... Humpty Dumpty's Warning Song (A preachy cautionary tale) Pieces of the heavens lost Shattered like ice on the ground Desperate men struggled on To put back all they had found I sat upon a great stone…

A friend of mine is a director/scriptwriter, and asked me to do a version of "John Barleycorn Must Die" for his documentary on the Appalachian Trail. Instead of doing a cover of Traffic's version, I came up with my own version based on the original…