There was a faire lady lived far from the sea In the land of the elk and the maple tree Far in the north she made her sweet home Where the snow falls all night like a beautiful poem Her heart it beat heavy absent from glee For her Captain…

The most embarassing thing I ever recorded. For some reason I keep it around. Maybe one day I'll write some words for it that are better than this drunken improvised mess.

(I Never Wanted To Know) Someone Like You I never wanted to know someone like you I thought I'd never love a girl the way I love you You came in my life and turned it upside down You came in my life and rescued me

This one was eventually developed into a real song with the Moveable Yonder. The only recordings of the band playing it are live.

There is a small flicker of faith that he will make it through. He has found himself in the market place surrounded by people, looking for compassion. There is none. He feels invisible, centered on his own problems but that small flicker of faith…

A love song to my wife........ if you listen carefully you can hear the children running around outside the door......

A little bit of boom boom be doom ...... without the waffle.... a little clumsy at the beginning but we soon get the hang of it..

saturdays are tough. pulling one from last week.

For Captgene's forum post I uploaded this bluesy backing guitar track. Cheers mate.

Another backing track but at my bad memory it wasn't the Irish penny flute sound I used but a patch called Changer Winds inside Alchemy with two different arpegiators. One with rhythmic steps and another one set to minor pentatonic scale.

John Prine's classic waltz. He'd probably hit me if he heard this. Please don't tell him.

This is really short.