Jesse Screed

https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=14770626 Well the banker man said he’d take the farm Daddy tried to do the best that he could And the rain just wouldn’t come And the corn wouldn’t grow Daddy tried to hold on as long as he could The banker man came to take the farm the heat it came and the corn it shriveled everything and now we just don’t know The banker man be coming pretty soon The well dried up Momma filled it with tears The wind blew the dust and now it’s everywhere The banker man will take the farm Can’t get no relief from the local store The notes come due and we know for sure Seems the banker man coming pretty soon Daddy got the shotgun And said he’d stand his ground Cause this dirt was what his pappy passed down Mother gathered the kids And hid out in the barn She couldn’t stand to watch what was going down Couldn’t stop daddy from what he did Well the banker man came to take the farm Didn’t seem quite right what he did Well the shots rang out And the blood was spilled The banker man laying very still That’s the day the rain started to come That’s the day the rain started to come And everything grew just like it should but the judge strung daddy up Just as the corn was growing Momma packed up the mule And led us down the road Didn’t seem quite right what the did Didn’t seem quite right what the did Didn’t seem quite right what the did When the banker man came to take the farm

j freddy U R down like 4 flat tires

to me this is killer love it hard shizzin maun

https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=14769593 rusty scalpel cuts to the bone for all to see what you've become not so sure if the wound will heal but it doesn;t really matter because you bled out long ago rocky crag from which to bound on wings of spittle and hopes of smoke thirty minute climb for the three second fall you're back where you started broken and un whole smoke and mirrors and empty bottles broken promises and busted dreams you're standing there naked for all to see pity yourself and remember when the cloth was whole but the stain was there why did you ever fall upon your knees The devil whispers sweet nothings in your ear two arms to cling too the talons take hold restless death grip upon your soul and futile is your squirm

gin and juice snoop dogg cover

I can just hear Santa saying the same thing when he misses Christmas!

Why don't they do this where I live?

not the best, but still cool, to me that is

I had never heard of Phil Keaggy until last night at about 2 am. The jam is long but stellar guitar work all the way through if you have the time. Some real cool stuff about 13:00. Has anybody ever heard of these guys?

TMI craig

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soup is good food. you would know JACK C Nitty Gritty too. where does real begin? Well, it was either go commercial or just pull all my music off the internet and go silent forever. if only one listener loves me it was all worth it, and if nobody likes it, well, that's cool too.

Life is hard.

https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=14763053 made with new sonar same as the old cbb with some eye liner and smokey eyes

Got dandruff and some of it itches.

Matthew 13:9

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I like GR PRO, I use it mucho. I am on 6, but I will not upgrade at that price, because I want to have food too.

I am so thankful for all the free years that CbB has provided, and this is my thank you song. This was all recorded in CbB. https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=14654357 when you get watermelons make what you can.

I basically feel the same way as you do Keni. I have loved my years with Sonar, starting with Sonar 6 and all the iterations after that including my Lifetime Updates that I purchased. CbB was great for me and I am excited for the future and to see what the new Next and Sonar are. When you do the math it could very well be "less than the total cost one double latte a week from your favorite coffee vendor per year," to continue using my favorite DAW. We all have an individual tolerance for ambiguity, some more, some less. I look forward to the future. Peace!