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Rough band track, for display only.
Written by Furd and James Moore
Rough band track, for display only.
Edge and echo filled. A song about my war with drugs and living as a teenager.
Written for a friend, and also for myself. Listen to the lyrics...
These were my feelings when I wanted to go back home, when I was in Florida...
I wrote this song out of anger towards regret. It's full of emotion and, I believe it has some catchy lines in it...
This one didn't make it on an album yet. It may be released on my next one, with touch-ups and a few changes. The piano is eccentricly eerie. Enjoy!
A SoundClick Top 50 song
Random lyrics placed with eerie piano. I wrote the lyrics to this song on a forum I post on and then made the music and recorded it.
I wrote this out of not being able to attain the respect of some one I truly loved...
Full of 7ths and dissonance. This song is the last song I wrote for my album and the first song of it's kind that I've ever written.
It's about a girl who's been used to being in love and in a relationship for so long that she can't believe it's gone, and her love is leaving.
My best friend had suicidal tendencies, so one day, I brought her into my music room, sat down at the piano and vented my anger, while tape recording.
Well, I was 15, and mad at my friends, haha. This is a pure reinactment of my early teenage years and all of my dramatic troubles.
Have you ever cried out to some one asking them to love you? That's what this is about. It's saying: Look past all of my silly faults and just love me.