Poor Ali - SKEEN Drifting down the road, Doesn’t have a care but nobody cares about him Even his friends, turn him away and forget him like yesterday’s dream Maybe it’s genetic, maybe it’s trauma (prob’ly the former) It doesn’t matter…

ive blown my own mind with this one here. there is no way i can explain how i made this song.

For the daughters of two of my favorite people. Bonfire Lullaby Dannah studies my hands while I play With heavy eyes at the end of a runaround day Fading fast ‘neath a summer night’s sky No need to wonder why Time stands still in her…

...almost a love song ... - ish. deal with it, and don't come to expect it from here. Scent ===== I can smell your perfume on my body *scent of the chase i need what i want, this is on Invigorating my sense of taste for your world Making…

NO ONE CARES © Paul Dempsey, 2011 Lyrics: Paul Dempsey Lead Vocals: Mark Lee Fletcher Backup Vocals: Andy Gupta, Henry Mittnacht Bass: Andy Gupta Drums: Alberto Villa Percussion: Alberto Villa, Henry Mittnacht Guitars: Henry Mittnacht…

fucked up priests run the whores atomic powers win the wars

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Recorded on Halloween '99 in the woods performing for a haunted hayride, in Boothbay, ME

Featuring Steve Edwards on Saxophone.

Classic song covered.

Live from Quencher's Cafe, '00

Our current bassist at the time, Roy Sample, switched from bass to rhythm guitar and Gabe played the bass. Song was written by Roy. Lyrics by Corey Tibbets (vocals).

This one was recorded in the studio (D.B. Studios Wiscasset, ME) in May of '02 with a different line up. Corey Tibbets: Vocals Tim Yocum: rhythm/lead guitar Mike Giles: rhythm/lead guitar Brian Warren: Bass.

Recorded Live @ The Opera House, Boothbay Harbor, ME Corey Tibbets:Vocals Mike Giles:Guitar Skip Morgan:Bass Brian Papineau:Congas

Just one dollar an hour raise, for every hourly worker in this country. Would completely fix most all of the financial trouble we are now experiencing . As long as the 'powers that be' hold prices at neutral for the next couple years.

My favorite one to play.

Yet another live performance. Written by Mike Giles and Corey Tibbets