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Beer Talk in Row Houses, by Paul Iorio. Beer Talk in Row Houses, by Paul Iorio.
Springsteenish but anti-Springsteen in terms of lyrics. (Composed, performed, arranged, originated, produced by Paul Iorio.)
grunge match, by paul iorio grunge match, by paul iorio
Grunge meets Talking Heads, with lyrics about being, nothingness -- and sunflower seeds!
She Brought the Beer, by Paul Iorio. She Brought the Beer, by Paul Iorio.
Composed, performed, arranged, produced by Paul Iorio. Copyright 2016 Paul Iorio.
I'M GONNA SHOOT TRUMP WITH MY NIKON SUPERZOOM. I'M GONNA SHOOT TRUMP WITH MY NIKON SUPERZOOM.
About a photographer, with dreams of a Pulitzer, who is planning to photograph Donald Trump, who he considers "dead wrong about everything."
As It Were (The Snake Song) As It Were (The Snake Song)
A song about snakes (as it were). (Composed, performed, arranged, originated, produced by Paul Iorio.)
Denny Day Denny Day
pretty meta-Irish ballad. (Composed, performed, arranged, originated, produced by Paul Iorio.)
whatcha whatcha
The Berkeley Song The Berkeley Song
gst gst
SAVING GRACE SAVING GRACE
skipping stones today skipping stones today
make your body home make your body home
we're all gonna die someday we're all gonna die someday
EBOLA EBOLA
EBOLA, a parody about that dresded virus based on the song "Lola" by Ray Davies, with lyrics by Paul Iorio!
considerin' considerin'
Melodic folk ballad about a guy who enjoys the break-up of a love affair more than he enjoyed the affair itself.
THREE MINUTE SONG THREE MINUTE SONG
Composed, performed, arranged and produced by Paul Iorio.
HEY, ABSOLUTAMENTE! HEY, ABSOLUTAMENTE!
Stylistically, this ones a bit like Queen, kind of like The Beatles circa 68. A multi-part song inspired by the victims of the Paris massacre.
LOVE HATE SPEECH. LOVE HATE SPEECH.
Roots folkrock with a nifty beat! Its about the tendency of the religious right to brand something hate speech just because they disagree with it and want it banned.
YOU KNOW IT SHOWS YOU KNOW IT SHOWS
pure pop for the Tens (written by Paul Iorio in the winter of '80/;81).
