Meant as an introduction track to the RPM 2010 album.

flute/bass/drums, kinda jazzy, upbeat I admit, the title has nothing to do with the piece. It’s a reference to the morning I had. Yelyah v. Squirrel.

another lullaby type piece --- It seems that any time I feel confident about being able to continue doing a song a day, I jinx my next day. Like last night, I made it known that I was probably going to continue with song a day in March, whilst…

What's weird is that I didn't feel the rush of adrenaline until after I had finished recording the vocals. At 12:59 CST. And then I just kinda freaked out. For those not in the know, this was for February 28th's FAWM song skirmish. A title…

This is my submission for Akron/Family's "Woody Guthrie's America" Project. [WOODY PROJECT 2.0](http://akronfamily.com/woodyproject/woody2/Woody_v.2.0/New_Home.html)

Something for the end of my RPM 2010 album.

Inspired by Neil Gaiman's Sandman series (my favorite reading material). What would happen if Death came for you, like in the series. This is that conversation.

I was going through a real bad relationship breakup this fall...this is the abstraction of that relationship. Happy ending though, we are patching things up and working on getting back together. Hard to walk away from 15 years of experiences…

Dog faces, human faces.

Languid tribute to Dylan's Desire album, with updated context.

An anthemic rocker to close the show.

written and recorded for rpm 2010.

So he’s gone What are you going to do now You lived and breathed for him all these years You can’t do without Just find another Get another one It’s easy to find one to take his place You think you have a void A hole to fill But nothing…

A story of a flood.

Welcome to the carnival

Every silver lining has a Cloud

Album: The End of Happy Endings Year: 2010 (RPM) Written by: Marc Poirier