yes my voice sucks and the lyrics are silly. But its all I have...

an apology to my wife

about moving on and not letting people get to me

"No, just say it", she said. I'll give you something to smile about. I would fall into your arms, but since I can't I'm with someone else. Don't say it. Don't say it.. Love come back, I remember now, how it goes. I left my heart…

© 2011 Antonio Simone Music

This is open to translation. I wrote it about nurses and how I thought confused/sedated or just bonkers patients may view them.

Just a silly song about a sad situation. WHEN THE SUN SHINES THRU The moon is a hole in a canopy blue A hole in the sky where the sun shines thru The sun shines thru, The sun shines thru The scientist will tell you that I've got it all wrong…

This is a short meditation by Eoin Scolard of the Irish School of Life. Relax, Let Go and Enjoy !

You know how it is when you look around, trying to figure out what everyone is doing and how they lead their live, looking for an answer to how you should run your own ... don't ... otherwise, you'll wind up with a life that is just a cut-and…

A story of a girl, growing up to be a woman, a wife, a mother ... but forgetting about herself ...

When destruction hit ... what do you do? look back or build anew? in any case, I hope you're smiling ...

Sometimes, reaching out and touching the stuff that's hidden deep down inside is the most rewarding hiking you can do.

This is a rough mix of a piece I created during some 4-track recorder experimentation.

Just came out from out the blue after the first four words popped out from the old grey matter...

Composed and arranged in 2011

A song about conspiracy theorists. They bug me with their wingeing. "Wah wah wah, it's not fair" - well do something about it then, instead of claiming some kind of superiority and secret knowledge like we give a damn! Rant over, lol.

This is a recording of me performing with Boom Bits at Spike Hill in Williamsburg on 11-21-11. We play every third Wednesday at Shrine in Harlem.

In the spring of 2011, I was recovering from a serious medical issue and, in addition to the support of family and colleagues, that rather dark time was lightened by two happy occurrences. The first was connecting with Elise Pittenger, one of…