just a pop rock song

Song about breaking out of jail

I was just imagining a morning at the Waits household.

A fantastical farcical Irish story-song. Broadway Irish.

from the RPM 2009 album, "Spilt Hony" This was an experiment to write a song using one sentence. I ended up with 3 small ones.

This fulfills a stupid promise I made years ago to write a song that was part Dave Frishberg, part Richard Thompson.

I read Carla Zilbersmith's blog, carlamuses.blogspot.com, which inspired the song. She's rather inspiring herself.

You really want to get there, but you just can't find it, but the ride is entertaining. I'm rewriting the lyrics. It's not quite oblique enough, or so I'm told.

plundering beat with punctuated inserts

I literally pulled this out of my ass in a few minutes. The lyrics just poured out of me once i decided to sing about myself. Very autobiographical, also inspired by polka music. i love polka music!

didn't know what to call this track, but once i came up with a title, it wrote itself! i heard on npr about how all this junk of ours is making outerspace around Earth a very dangerous place to be. this track is trying to reflect that danger.

A Bonus track for "Summer Twilight on Triton;" more of the same, but shorter.

this one goes way ambient in the 2nd half, brian eno-ish, i wanted to experiment with doing a track with no drums

The Trinity and Humanity. An interview of Tim Chester by Andrew Cook for the radio programme, Serving Today. www.gbm.org.uk/radio.

The implications of the doctrine of the Trinity. An interview of Tim Chester by Andrew Cook for the radio programme, Serving Today. www.gbm.org.uk/radio.