Rebecca Pittenger's Podcast of Weird Songs

I dunno if this song sucks or not, so I'm just gonna post it. One morning about a month and a half ago, I found an email from my inbox sent from me: it said, "Keep praying." But I didn't actually send the email. I think a ghost sent it.

This is the song in the possession album where the girl tells Timmy, Bobby, and Father O'Malley that she was a witch in a past life.

Here's another one of those previously unpublished ditties from 2015; as you can tell, I was perseverating a bit on that "He sees that it's gone" theme. My brain wanted to listen to that theme a lot in 2015. My brain was sad in 2015.

Here's another one of those little ditties from 2015. The dude speaking is Eric Schweig, in the movie, _Skins_. This here song is sad. It's a sad little number.

This is a really old song from 2015; I'm posting it cuz it hadn't previously been posted, and I might not have an opportunity to record another song till Sunday or thereabouts.

This is the next song in the possession album; the girl is getting ready to tell Timmy, Bobby, and Father O'Malley something bad she learned.

This song's got a whole bunch of plays on words. It's about earthquakes, which shake you; it's about myoclonic jerks which also make you shake when you wake up; and it's about waking up with a guy in your bed, who's a jerk.

I got all sad yesterday when I realized I hadn't done any country music songs in a while. Then a song came to me in a half-awake reverie state. The song wanted to tell me that country music likes food.

I was able to make a sample of my kitty, Lulu, into a major chord, after months of having lots of kitty chords that just sound like kitties yelling. Yay, Lulu!

This is the next song in the possession album thingy; at this point, the me-character is so intertwined with the fire god, who's possessing her, that this song could be being sung by both people at the same time.

It foreshadows a big reveal that'll be coming up soon. It's a big reveal I haven't written yet.

I got my second covid shot, and it gave me what feels like a flu. But not a regular flu - this feels like a flu on an alien planet. This feels like a robot-cold, or in other words, a cold that robots get. The nature of the malaise is weirder than anything I've experienced in my life. Actually the main melody of this song came while I was in bed with a 101.1 fever. It's almost a re-statement of a melody from an earlier song, but I decided to make it into a song anyway, because this here melody is what the fever was telling me to record.