This is a Sunday afternoon jam, and I’m working for it, with some elbow grease. The lyrics are about trying to communicate past barriers, in order to create shared benefit. Sometimes we don’t get it! Learning context helps.

This is what it is. It is about the lyrics and guitar, completed in one month. Sure I would like drums and bass, and it would evolve from there. Better vocals and guitar? Leave your comments! :)

The lyrics were written in September just prior to recording. The lyrics are about remembering the connection to life and nature, at all times. We are connected and we should respect that. Be cool. Be kind.

I wrote the lyrics in October 2022. I printed them off and then discovered them just prior to recording, almost a year later in September 2023. All I'm really looking for here is an example of how my lyrics can be put to music, hopefully with some nice guitar. I think these licks are tasty.

This was worked on over the summer of 2023. The lyrics were written in June. This song has some break-through moments. I experiment with my voice. The guitar work is good. The second solo is one of my best recorded solos. More imagery with the elements.

These lyrics were written in October 2022. I made some major changes and went with a transportation theme, with a focus especially on trains, but also planes and driving. The lyrics evolve from a cinema-like image of being tied to the railway track. The guitar seems to be mostly hard rock.

These lyrics were written in November 2022. This continues with the rock/metal edge. The lyrics seem suggestive while a metaphor for life. Strong lyrics. Nice guitar work.

These lyrics were written in December 2022. This is one of my strongest hard rock riffs, to compliment or even contrast the loving, caring lyrics. Nice solo work too!

The lyrics were written in August and September 2022, with a medieval feel, aimed at present day. The heavy intro predicts the strong lyrics, riff and great middle and ending solos.

The lyrics were written in July and August 2022. The guitar is catchy, building on the metal/rock feel of the previous episode. The solo work is good. This is basically a love song.