Thom Hopkins

Music by Thomas Hopkins/J.S Bach, Guitars and Bass by Thomas Hopkins: This song was inspired by J.S. Bach. One section of the tune includes his composition 'Harpsichord Player.'

Music by Thomas Hopkins, Guitar, Keyboard and Bass by Thomas Hopkins: This song is the inspiration for the title of the album and reflects an optimistic attitude. Realisitic, yet metaphysical.

Music by Thomas Hopkins, Guitars and Bass by Thomas Hopkins, This is a song for astrology believers. It should take you through a space journey and demonstrates Fate's power.

Music by Thomas Hopkins, Guitars and Bass by Thomas Hopkins, Lead Guitar by Dave Mulvaney: The tune was originally 'It Don't Matter,' but I corrected my grammar, but it doesn't really matter.

Music by Thomas Hopkins, Guitars, Mandolin, and Bass by Thomas Hopkins: It is obvious that you can't beat fun for a good time. Nevertheless, I thought I would point that out.

Music by Jim Potkey, Additional lyrics and arrangement by Thomas Hopkins, Guitars and Bass by Thomas Hopkins: The melody remains consistant with the earlier recording produced by Dr. Demento.

Music by Thomas Hopkins, Guitars, Keyboard, and Bass by Thomas Hopkins; This is similar to many sea shanties like 'What Do You Say to a Drunken Sailor'. The addition of the pan flute effect gives this song a true nautical flavor.

Music by Thomas Hopkins, Guitars and Bass by Thomas Hopkins; Here I Stand is a combination of original compositions fashioned into one work. The refrain at the beginning is repeated at the end to create a haunting effect.

Music by Thomas Hopkins, Guitar and Keyboard by Thomas Hopkins; This song was discoverd when I tuned the guitar to the key of 'G'. It's a classic folk song.

Music by Thomas Hopkins, Guitars, Keyboard and Bass by Thomas Hopkins, Additional Lead Guitar by Dave Mulvaney, Originally titled 'Jazz One' this tune makes reference to living on the clouds with a blue sky above.