Tell me daddy, what makes the sun burn so bright

Who turns on the moon, when it gets dark at night

Oh Daddy, what makes the wind blow

Who turns on the rain, who freezes the snow

Tell me Daddy, why’s the ocean so blue

Who decorates the flowers, with morning dew

Someday my son, you’ll be a man

You’ll see, it’s all part of a plan

What you take, and what you give

Gonna come back to you, in this life you live

Love is all, we came here for

Nothing less, nothing more

One day son, you’ll leave home

You’ll find love, and have children of your own

You’ll teach them all, all ya know

You’ll wish them well, then ya gotta let-em go

You can choose your friends, but not your family

So I guess I’m stuck with you, I guess you’re stuck with me

Someday my son, you’ll be a man

You’ll see it’s all part of a plan

What you take, and what you give

Comes back to you, in this life you live

Love is all we came here for

Nothing less, nothing more

Those were the days, and we didn’t even know it

 Living in a hurry, I was racing to get through it

Thought I’d have time, to do the things I didn’t do

Now that I finally got it down, here’s what I want to say to you 

Thanks, for those hard learned lessons

To make a life and not just a living

To be kind to all, and stand up for the weak

Give smiles and handshake to all I meet

Everyday’s a blessing, and a gift

Don’t worry about tomorrow, or today you’ll miss

Thanks, for those hard learned lessons

To make a life and not just a living

Remember to give thanks, to the one above

Thank you mom, for all the love 

Barstool has seen my better end

Cause my heads up my ass again

Don’t have no money, or a fancy car

Can’t afford IPA, I drink PBR

Bought a cellphone, but it never rings

Neighbor’s dog howls every time I sing

I’ve never been asked to dance

Girls never gave me a second glance

Dog died, mama’s in jail

Train I’m riding is headed straight to hell

Lost my job, my girlfriends gone

My life’s sadder than a country song. 

Lost my favorite NASCAR cap

Got drunk, ran the tractor over my cat

Skynyrd playing on the record player

Confederate flag, flies over my trailer

I’m a Christian-Republican-redneck

Put the-three together, Trump is what ya get

Said he’d make America great

With his war, prejudice, and hate

Dog died, mama’s in jail

Trump train headed straight to hell

Lost my job, my girlfriends gone

My life’s sadder than a country song. 

Lets let it go

Like ya never knew my name

Like we’re perfect strangers

On a hell-bound train

Love is just a word

So often misused

The more it’s spoken

The less it means to you

I loved you, more than I loved my self

Isn’t it funny

How we lose our self

In somebody else

Where does love go

When it’s gone

When everybody’s right

And nobody’s wrong

There’s no turning back

There’s no hanging on

There’s only this emptiness

Now that our love is gone

I loved you, more than I loved my self

Isn’t it funny

How we lose ourself

In somebody else

Heaven Help Us All

Victor Uriz

Intro

Walking on a rainbow, calling to the thunder

With the eyes of a child, wide open with wonder

There’s magic all around us, like a vision from a dream

We’ve fallen from the sky; we’re angels who’ve lost our wings 

Verse

Love is an echo, love is a stone

Love’s a mirage, that we’ve all been shown

This life is a dream, life’s a fantasy

Life’s a dying star, over you and me

Bridge

The more things change the more they stay the same

Each generation passing on the blame

You’d think we’d learn, you’d think we’d evolve

Take a look at the news; it ain’t the case at all

Rap

Buddhist, Christian, Muslim, Jew

A thousand roads leading back to you

Listen to your words tell me what they say

Is it for yourself, or others you pray

Cities are on fire, the children are lost

Blind faith nailed, to a plastic cross

Holy wars, freedom, democracy

Deep fried grease and hypocrisy

Show a little love, drop the hate

Forgiveness is the key to heaven’s gate

Chorus

Heaven, heaven help us all

Heaven, won’t you catch me if I fall

Verse II

Hates in the mirror, hates everywhere

It’s in your bible, if you’re looking for it there

Truth is an ocean; it’s burning in the sun

It’s there in your Shadow, that you can’t out run

Bridge

The more things change, the more they stay the same

Each generation passing off the shame

You’d think we’d grow, you’d think we’d evolve

Learn to love one another, that ain’t the case at all

Rap

Chorus

Danced with the devil

Stepped on his tail

Got drunk in a tavern

I found Jesus in jail

Drank enough beer

To piss me an ocean

It’s hard to get lost 

If you don’t care where you’re going

Bummed me a smoke

Fired up a light

Now I’m stuck in this tree

Like a tattered old kite

Chased a few rainbows

Searching for a pot of gold

When I was young

I never thought I’d grow old

Times a wad of gum

Stuck on your shoe

You can try to out run it

But it’ll catch up with you

Fates a leaky faucet

It goes Drip Drip Drip

What you deserve

Is usually what you get

One night stands

Well I had me a few

When it comes to love

I bit off more than I could chew

Made some mistakes

but I paid my dues 

Smashed my TV

Tired of the same old bad news

You might same I’m crazy

Nutty as a fruitcake

If the fish ain’t bitting

It’s time to change your bait 

Chased a few rainbows

Searching for a pot of gold

When I was young

I never thought I’d grow old

Fates a wad of gum

Stuck on your shoe

You can try to out run it

But it’ll catch up with you

Times a leaky faucet

It goes Drip Drip Drip

The good times I’ll remember

Bad ones I’ll forget  

All That Ever Is

By Victor Uriz

The freeway sounds like the ocean, city lights look like stars

The ole moon singing down at me, to sound of a Spanish guitar

Trash dancing in the wind, my words cold clouds of steam

If I told you how I felt, would you say you still know what I mean

Streets dark and damp, puddles where the rain it fell

If I looked you in the eye, would you say you still know me well

Old friend have they gotten to you yet

Compromise yourself

Mayas what you get

What we become, these things we pretend

Careful what you value 

These things become you in the end

All that ever is, ever will be or was, from original sin, to unconditional love

Beneath a crooked smile, I hear a tenor sax sad and low

The nights so lonely, I feel it in the notes he blows

Play it sweet, make it true, Lay it down real sad, brother won’t you make it blue

We can change this world, if we change our minds

Put it down in poem, for the deaf the dumb and for the blind

Old friend, have they gotten to you yet 

Sacrifice yourself, Dharma’s what you get 

What we become, these things we pretend

Careful what you value 

These things become you in the end

All that ever is, ever will be or was, from original sin to unconditional love

She likes rain at midnight

The sound of wind through the tree’s

A train whistle in the distance

She likes lying in the be next to me

She loves the smell of the ocean

And the sound of breaking waves

We watch the sun go down together

On such a beautiful day

It doesn’t get any better than that

You got my heart baby, I’ve got your back

From sunrise, to sunset

Love, the more you give the more you get

The more you give the more you get

She likes when the leaves change their colors

As the seasons come and go

She picks wildflowers in the spring time

I build her a fire when it snows

Through the years we made a home

All those memories I recall

Through the good times and the bad

Together, we made it through them after all

It doesn’t get any better than that

I got your heart baby, you’ve got your back

From sunrise, to sunset

Love, the more you give the more you get

The more you give the more you get

I was hoping you’d still remember

End of summer, chill of September

Waking up next to you in the morning

Autumn came early gave us now warning

Lost my job, no money in my pockets

You pawned your ring, five bucks is all it got us

Singing on the streets for tips and change

Playing Free Bird on only five strings

Top Ramen breakfast, lunch and dinner

Decided to go south for the winter

Called home to borrow some cash

Sent it on all cheap wine and a little bit of grass

We needed nothing to believe in

All we owned was our freedom

All we had was one another

Should’ve followed that summer sun for forever

I can still see you standing by the ocean

Smell of the sea and suntan lotion

We watched the sun fall into the sea

Sky turned golden over you and me

Everyday felt like a weekend

We had no plans so we’d always sleep in

Friends said grow up before it’s to late

Get yourself a mortgage and a job you hate

Went surfing, drank ourselves some beer

Caught dinner off the end of the pier

We cooked it up on a big bonfire

Sang Beatle songs and got a little higher

We needed nothing to believe in

All we owned was our freedom

All we had was one another

Should’ve followed that summer sun for forever