Nintendo DS trackers remixed.

Five Of Five

Four Of Five

Three Of Five

used these apps: Yumi:synth Plinkton Sound Prism

A friend of mine wrote a poem and asked me to make lyrics out of them. The lyrics are... [Intro] "The fading embers of the fire, which once burned in my heart, are slowly dying. And they will blow in the wind." [Chorus] "The flames have died…

Come as you are, as you were, As I want you to be As a friend, as a friend, ‘cause I want you with me. Take your time, but hurry up The choice is yours, don't be late. Take a rest, as a friend, for a warm memoria Memoria [x3] Come to…

two of five.

This is one of five tracks we have been workin on recently. Four new tracks and one old, ROCK the SIXMILEWIDE way.

A lively bluegrass song, included on Train Is A Comin' release offered at www.cdbaby.com/artist/theodoreahenningii

Challenged to write a 'winter' bluebonnet love song, Theo came up with this delightful picture. It is included on the bluebonnet/wildflower love song album, Texas Roadside Blues offered at www.cdbaby.com/artist/theodoreahenningii

This song is biblically inspired, recalling a point in the Exodus story. The poor pharoh was so plagued, yet when Moses said the plague would subside if he'd just let God's people go and worship Him in Goshen... pharoh told Moses to give him another…

This is a tribute song to the late Lady Byrd Johnson of Texas who was very influencial as regards wildflower plantings along Texas roadways, in additional to the late-cut mowing also done. Yode To Lady Byrd is a fun yodeling song everyone can…

stared out feet of glass they told me to forget I looked outside for offering and I still haven't lost you yet and I still haven't lost you yet...

The copyright and exclusive publishing rights to this track in its entirety are owned by Resource Sound Ltd. Any copying, broadcasting or illegal downloading of this material is strictly prohibited and will be vigorously pursued through the UK…

"In his days may the righteous flourish, and peace abound, till the moon be no more!" (Isaiah 72:7)

My attempt at a country/bluegrass gospel song