GW Blues
A song about a regular Texan guy’s blues in the White House, which I wrote in early 2003.
read onMary Hodder is right
to state that not all blogs that are inactive are abandoned. Take this one for example. See, I haven’t updated my proto diary for a month now and not even written anything over on afoe but that doesn’t imply I have given up blogging much as I haven’t stopped reading in the meantime. I have [...]
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The George W Bush Don’t Worry, be Happy List by Tim Dunlop. Oh, and did I mention I composed a song called “George W Blues”…. well, it’s not actually blues, it’s got more of a Texan country feel in the latest version. It’s about a dyslexic boy whose dad once read to him from Machiavelli [...]
read onWe’re riven
So we loved, then we cried then we hid our hearts for too much time but I don’t believe we’re riven I’ll be bold, stand your wrath I’ll be like steel and I will love cause I won’t believe we’re riven. Nice chorus, no?
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UPDATE (26/01/2007) The songs has been published on my demo album Quarterlife in late 2005. Check it out here. I never thought I could write lyrics. But the above title tells you that I did. Still very pleased with myself. Seriously, isn’t it nice to discover a previously hidden creative side in oneself? Once the [...]
read onSongwriting.
Believe it or not. Sometimes writing songs (that is playing / sequencing rather than actual “writing”) can be really rewarding. When it’s actually done, I might post a link to the song I’m referring to…
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