Sorry, I know I said the last but watching the re-entry of Artemis flight last night, I just had to add one more.

BTW I wanted a rhyme with "until" for that last line and it had to fit the line structure, and for some reason Michael Jackson was on my mind - so Jacksonville simply fitted the bill, no other reason!

Although a similar title to the previous track, this is a very different track. A very light-hearted poem; written whilst on my way to work one day, in the rain.

This is the last of this little set of poems used for the exercise with v5.5.

Based on a poem written shortly after storm Katrina hit New Orleans, some years ago now.

I keep saying, "This is one of my favourites"; I have so many. I just wanted to have this with my own cloned voice - so here it is.

I will get used to hearing myself singing my own songs soon and get round to writing some more. I am probably doing too many covers/remixed tracks/etc

A poem I wrote whilst on a short holiday, in the hotel room; inspired by the art on the walls.

Playing with random prompts, on a writers web site. I used to try for at least one poem a day on a 30 day challenge

Another poem from a prompt, on a 30 day challenge

Still playing with the cloned voice feature in Suno. All the songs I have tried so far use a similar style. This time I have chosen a rock number from 60's/70's, this track is a cover of a track which I uploaded to Sound Cloud a few years ago; so the music and lyrics are mine, Suno has done the heavy lifting and caught the acoustic Uke stumming very well. Hope you like this version.

A "folk" song written in the late sixties, lyrics by me, tune/melody very close to my original and the guitar melody (picked) in the intro written and played by me in the original. The solo is developed from the intro by Suno. This cover is of the original "me and my uke" version also posted to SC, although there is another cover with an earlier Suno version. I have made this second cover for two reasons; I love this simple song and I have used the "My Voice" feature so it sounds like my singing.

Hope you like it!

This is a story of how to defeat fear by considering the personification of that which causes you fear. From a poem by myself and set to music in Suno, using a clone of my own voice. I love the piano in this, which builds, along with the vocals to the end of the piece. Hope you like it, worth listening, worth listening past 2.30 min.