Rebecca Pittenger's Podcast of Weird Songs

I remixed the song from yesterday; yeah, I'm liking this mix better. This is the song in the possession album where the me-character realizes she wants to go back to being a fire goddess in the sun because human life is dumb. Human life is dumb in real life, too.

This is the next song in the possession series. After hearing about how everyone has done bad stuff in past lives, the girl realizes she's tired of being human and wants to go back to being a fire goddess.

This is the finished version of the demo I did a few days ago. Poopfartpoopfart, I think I like the demo better, but that's usually the case, anyway. I dunno why demos always sound better'n the final version. But, anyway, this is a song about bears being in everything. There's this theory that the universe is a big hologram, and basically everything is everywhere at the same time. Or, at least, I think that's how it goes. Maybe I'm wrong about that. But in this song, bears tell the narrator that they're in everything. Everything has bears in it.

This is a song that came to me in a dream this morning. It came on the heels of a very bad week. This is one of those songs-after-a-very-bad-week-song. I'll probably do a longer version later on.

In this next song in the possession album, the me-character explains to her friends why she went from being a fire goddess back to being a human again.

This is the long version of the demo song I did last night. It's about how insurance companies suck. I mean, why do we trust these greedy corporations to hold our money and give it back to us when we get sick so we can pay for medical bills? Is it cuz we're stupid? Oh, wait, there's no other option.

Insurance companies are evil; this is a rough demo about that. I'll probably record a longer version of this tomorrow, but for now I want to get this out there because I ran into the evilest of all evils of insurance companies today.

In 2016, this beautiful, tree covered hill across from me got completely destroyed when a greedy lady decided to build a house on top of it and got her minions to chop down all the trees. I grieved a lot, and in the process, some songs came to me in my dreams - they were songs I took to be the death songs of the hill, so I recorded them.

Today's song's B phrase is a variation on the theme of one of the death songs - this song's about, well, the way we're destroying nature, putting ugly buildings on top of where beautiful stuff once was. Sigh.

The picture is of the part of the hill that didn’t get destroyed, so you can see what it looked like originally. See, the right half got destroyed, but the left half was spared. The right half is right outside my window, so I have a nice view of a dirt pile.

This is the next song in the possession album; it's a song from everybody's point of view - they're all bummed out because they now know the truth - all of them, each and every one of them - has done bad stuff in past lives. On top of that, Father O'Malley, who sings in the second verse, is sad about his church's history of burning people at the stake. Timmy and Bobby, who sing the third verse are just plain bummed out because their lives used to be so much simpler than they are now. And The me-character sings the first and last verse. She's just plain bummed out.

The main lyrics of this song came from a dream: I dreamed these old people were living in a motor home, and they drove all around, looking for the wifi signal that would give them The Singing Rose. I made it into a song about The Singing Rose, who lives on the moon.

I'm gonna add a li'l old "explicit" tag to this here song because it has the word, "stoner" in it. I know that's conservative of me, but I don't wanna take the chance of getting booted offa any platforms for not being diligent about explicitness.