Rebecca Pittenger's Podcast of Weird Songs

Yeah, I don't think I'm happy with this song yet. I need to make it...something or other. More dark and mysterious? Yeah, more dark and mysterious. Stay tuned for the dark and mysterious version of this song. I suck.

Here's an second version of this here song. I wasn't happy with the first one, but I dunno if I'm happy with this one either. My voice sounds like poop because I woke up with a scratchy throat. I think it's from all the smoke in the air from a wildfire, whose smoke is coming south. Anyway, it's a song about the Sphinx, a hairless cat, tellin' us about how Got pooped or farted and that's how existence came about. Maybe someday I'll record it with better vocals. Poop.

This is the next song in the Fucked Up Relationship Album, Part 3. It's about how the boyfriend sez, well, basically what's in the title there.

This is a brief li'l introduction to a song that'll some day be an actual song. I cain't think of a B phrase right now; so I figured I'd put this up, so if I die before I think of the rest of the song, the world'll be able to hear what I have so far.

I Promise I'll start doing songs other than climate crisis songs. It's just the mood I'm in to do climate crisis songs these days.

This song is about a real thing; a developer wants to come in and remove 3-4K old growth oak trees and remove some federally endangered species, so he can build high density housing that'll be a fire hazard and create so much air pollution that nearby residents will die of lung cancer. But, hey! Let's make some money. We're in a climate crisis, and this is exactly what should NOT be being done. There're plenty of flat, barren pieces of land this motherfucker can build on. Anyway, if this developer succeeds and his rape-of-the-land-just-for-fun-project gets approved, I'm gonna get a bunch of people and we're gonna get together and SCREAM at the TOP of our LUNGS, a song of wailing and mourning for those poor oaks as they get murdered. It'll be a song of revolution.

This is the next song in the Fucked Up Relationship Album, Part 3. The main character, while enjoying TV with her old-guy-boyfriend is also reflecting on the fact that she used to be in a band with a banjo in it. It's like, where did her life go? How did her life go away?

This is another apocalyptic song. Yes, God is disappointed with us.

I've been meaning to write this song for years. I dunno if it's how I imagined it. I wonder if it shoulda been more ghostly. Hmm.

This is the next song in the effed up relationship album, Part 3. It's about how after the girl and guy get back together, they get into the show, The West Wing. They really dig it. They watch it together and it becomes their thing. It's their thing. The West Wing is their thing.