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Keith Landry's avatar
The title track from my 2007/2008 effort... This little song represents the main reason why I started playing seriously... So I could let my kids know how much they meant to me. See you in the morning Watch you in the sunrise Springtime's in…
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Jason Earls's avatar
I wrote a novella called "Zombies of the Red Descent" and this is the theme music.
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One section is based on the first few prime numbers.
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c}{imps 8 my ears's avatar
i actually had to cull some data on my hdd to keep the ship afloat during this songs production. I deleted over ten gigs of crap just to get enough performance to finish the last few parts..all that being said, this is the nex evoltutio
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this is attempting to be an old soul song, like Otis Redding or Solomon Burke might sing
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the spirit dies's avatar
sometimes people say what you don't want to hear...
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I've got perscription pills that turn us invisible, let's pop them when the dragons darken our sky...
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Nixon is not always Nixon...No?
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Frank Miller on drums, Chris on the rest. Together we are the band "2"
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This song is about those of us who have been deployed, and our deep appreciation to our nation, our brothers, and fellow soldiers, airman, marines, and seamen. This is a song written by a troop.......Ive been in the Air Force for 7 years and…
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No black no white No dark no light No big no small You want it all You go so far, you leave behind The things you like, you’ll miss them all On moving sands, you don’t sink You fly so high, we’re you gonna land? Everything, everything that you…
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My motto is INWARD THRU THE FOG. One day about a month ago, Laura 'Taylor' Whitfield told me I should, "write that song." Thinking back on a fog-bound night in California, I wrote it. Norman Pilcher, a friend from Texas, and I were headed north…
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Things add up and a song comes along to tell you what it all adds up to. Every time I try to pin down why I wrote this and to whom I wrote it it just slips out of my grasp again and smiles. The way Shannon Elizabeth used "you" in her poems always…
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