Fuck you, you fucking think-for-yourself-er!

I sat and watched a girl slip and fall
Lose her faith, steam, and balance, appalled
I saw a boy just lose it all
But was laughed in the face by the world

Handout, hand-up
What are you, insane
Get up, get up
Don't make a scene
Sit down, shut up
Get in line
Hold your breath
And start againDrowned in a ( Read more... )

Here's an acoustic version of Wait For You. I originally envisioned having this have a full band but I'm not sure yet how to work that out. So we'll see. For now, Click here for audio.

As promised, here's the full music track to Ode to Something (Dance With Me). It's a little different than the acoustic version I posted earlier. It's got a ska-ish bassline under a more rock guitar track.
Click here for audio.

Now the snowflakes are falling all around ( Read more... )

On the 11th day of Christmas my Steve's livejournal gave to me: 2 Christmas songs and 1 Channukah one with a lost lyric sheet. (Music is written for all but will come later ( Read more... )

Gay people are the antichrist. Am I right ( Read more... )

We'll start things off with the link for the audio file today: Click here for audio fileThis song's been about 3 or 4 years in the making and it finally came together a little bit over the summer and a little bit more about a month ago. It's got a little bit of a Spanish flare to it. Still working some things out for the song, but this is as done ( Read more... )

As I am at school and no longer have access to my bass or a keyboard, this is an acoustic version of the the below lyrics. It sounds slightly different than the full version does. Click here for audio. Note: unpolished and I mess up a few times. Sorry, but I'm not fixing an audio demo of a song. Not yet anyways.

Not exactly word for word an autobiography, but close. As far as the religious part goes: I do consider myself Catholic. I believe in God. I don't believe the Bible word for word. I'm not entirely convinced there's a kingdom in the clouds where we go if we're good and a bonfire underground where we go if we're bad. But I'm not entirely convinced ( Read more... )

You can't explain love. No one can. There have been hundreds of movies and books and songs written about it. A very common theme among Shakespeare's works is unrequited love, but the most honest thing I've ever heard about love was this past summer in The Ugly Truth (yeah, I saw it. And I loved it.)That's right, a chick flick spoke some truth. ( Read more... )