Falsely You call me Desperately At least when it's my turn quickly You agree You're killing off the ways that you could be Someone who's willing to live Or willing to learn Falsely You call me Desperately At least when it's my turn…

You know I'm not perfect But I admit when I am wrong I know how to ask for favors One too many times from you But I can be a kinder soul Far better than a polished fool So when you find me falling, ask for grace Don't despair again…

Don't refrain Have no regrets You've made your choice On how it ends And this is what you want to say time to explain away to friends Our time is up For what we have For what we do It’s blind to blind We’ll have to bear Our testimony has to withstand…

More synths and strings. I particularly like the middle 8. Written & Performed by Rog Hildreth during February 2012. Taken from "Rog Hildreth and The Enemies Of Progress". More of this sort of thing at www.facebook.com/roghildreth

This one features a backwards sample of one of my older songs, something I've been meaning to try for a while now. Written & Performed by Rog Hildreth during February 2012. Taken from "Rog Hildreth and The Enemies Of Progress". More of…

This is very improvised, it was recorded in one afternoon and took me about 3 goes to get the lyrics/vocals down. It features 3 bass parts and I also brought my wah wah peddle out for it. For a while, this was called "G Minor Funk". Written…

Another festive cover, this was recorded in December 2010. Written by Jem Finer and Shane MacGowan. (Please let me know if there is a copyright issue here and I will happily remove the track. Thanks.)

A dark take on the Christmas classic, written by the Reverend John Henry Hopkins Jr. in 1857. Stick around for the synths. All instruments and voices: Rog. Recorded November 2012.

Another festive cover, this was recorded in December 2010. Written by Jem Finer and Shane MacGowan. (Please let me know if there is a copyright issue here and I will happily remove the track. Thanks.)

A dark take on the Christmas classic, written by the Reverend John Henry Hopkins Jr. in 1857. Stick around for the synths. All instruments and voices: Rog. Recorded November 2012.