JV Andres- guitalele, vocals Veejay Andres- vocals, melodica Daniel Wilson- engineer, snare, bass drum Philip Cartwright- lyrics Forty-five sparrows hum you a tune This fowl form of choir will sing through next June And head up north…

This track is from the 1986 Scartaglen album "The Middle Path". The first tune "Jezaig" was composed by Breton musician Gilles Le Bigot. The second tune is one of the "Cantigas de Santa Maria" and is attributed to King Alfonso X of Spain Roger…

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I did this live performance at the Shore 104.3 radio station yesterday (Aug.25'10) directly after singing this song in the vancouver PNE talent contest and winning first prize! hope you like it! Check out the video of the PNE performance!

I have issues at my house, sometimes they manifest themselves in my tracks. In this case, the bassoon and oboe represent the mouse. The guitar is the peanut-butter.

Dedicated to all musicians who get asked "what do expect to get from making music?"

A song about Cindy punching Steve in the face because he probably deserved it.

I love this version !! Lyrics copyright: Jlynch -2015-2025 , FAFO Records

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This is a Prood classic that we've dusted off.

Yeah, I got so much soul, so much so that you just cannot hold yo And it’s in the safe locked up tight where you cannot find it That’s the breaks, that’s the key And you cannot locate me, I’m hard to find I’m the guy with the majorest cool…

(interpolates lyric from "Hate Me Now" by Nas) it’s about progression, word to Isor self-betterment personal improvement learn and apply don’t hate robots, they know not what they do go inward stay away from the n-words focus on yourself…

(interpolates lyrics from “Something” by The Beatles and “Back in the USSR” by The Beatles) [Chorus 1] Mother Nature really knocks me out I leave the death behind It’s how you move makes me scream and shout And I don’t want to leave Her…

I hope Brian (one of us Proods) will forgive me for posting this before we could get together to work on it further. He first played it for me a few months ago and I've been obsessively tweaking it every chance I could get. I like to imagine…

With words by Brent Kinder, and piano by Igor.

oya jo bi momi! wo!