Another song that I just had to pick a random name for. It was thrown together at the last minute, but I think it came out well.

This song was originally titled "Spiky" in its demo form, because it was originally supposed to be an attempt to write a song in the style of Porcupine Tree. Still not quite there on the PT worship.

This song started off just on bass and was saved in demo form as "bass led", as in led by the bass. When I needed titles for all the album tracks, I ended up taking "led" and making it "LED"--light-emitting diode.

Mostly driven by electronics, most of the people who listened to its demo form said it was too repetitive. After I added the guitar overdubs and the break in the middle, those same people liked it much better.

New song recorded in home studio,better mics on this one.

A tribute to the finest cut of beef,Thank you.

Lightnin' Hopkins song that sticks with me.

(Hogard) Drony improvisation. Bugger of a time EQ'ing it. Closing of the ritual and transition to the married state.

(Hogard) Yeah.

(Traditional) Kiddie song learned from kindergarten teacher. Not quite the same vibe here, though. New instruments.

(Tudor) Henry VIII of England's most famous composition, passably included here for additional merriment.

(Hogard) Self-explanatory, with a lot going on. May not be a close factual account of the wedding itself. Kazoo!

(Hogard) Just a sweet simple pop song.

(Hogard/Hogard)

(Hogard/stochastic processes)

(Shelton) What would you call it?

(Hogard/Hogard) Something in your eye there.

(Hogard) Fin de siècle romance. Rock out.

(???)

(Hogard) Everyone should get a lovely wedding dirge as needed. Unfortunately not played at ceremony.

(Bassett/Shelton/Bender/Franklin?) On a lovely spring day in the BCS, why not should a man rise up from his drum throne and sing?

(Hogard/Shelton) A big wedding, a large circle of friends. Drink.

(Hogard) I loves me some mountain dulcimer.

A short piece that sums up what love invokes in me.

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Lyrics: I don’t want to live to see that it’s over But I don’t want to leave before my time. So here’s what I’m gonna do. No, no, baby, I ain’t gonna lose you, I’ll just meet up with you further on down the line. Well I can’t tell myself…

Lyrics: I don’t know whatever your mama told you But, baby, listen to me. Well she may think that I’m a snake in the clover. I tend to disagree. But I don’t want to take a lover if I can do what I please. It’s just a memory of what you…

Lyrics: Mama, quit talking crazy. We both know you’re never gonna leave me, baby Because you’re scared to. We got us a history But love is only a drugstore mystery, baby, That I don’t care to read. This ain’t real, baby. We both know…

Lyrics: Baby, I don’t have too many friends outside of this biker gang. And I’m beginning to think I’d like to keep it that way. Everyone here in the gang likes to snort amphetamines. If it’s okay with you we can get jumped in today…

Lyrics: I spend all my time with no one And I just live with my mistakes. I’m so tired of being lonesome. This is more than I can take. I can’t wait, I can’t wait… For someone I can hold on to. For a love that will be true. For someone…

Lyrics: Love is a mild catatonia When you suspend your disbelief. It can beat you down, it’s like pneumonia. It’s something you catch and don’t release. It’s a debt without restitution, A series of rules that you must break. I might…

Lyrics: Well I get up this morning And I seen my bluebird gone. Well I get up this morning And I seen my bluebird gone. My garden’s full of weevils And there’s vultures on my lawn. I’m a put the word out, baby. Where can my bluebird…

produced by me

All four parts (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass) for our Christmas song, "I Can See it in Your Eyes"

Soprano part for our Christmas Song, "I Can See it in Your Eyes"

Alto part for our Christmas song, "I Can See it in Your Eyes"