No, I didn’t forget. 🙂

Here’s a song I wrote last year sometime. It’s really simple and in standard tuning for once, I’ll post the chords with it below.

There’s actually two very different recordings of this; I posted the new one I did, which is all acoustic — the other is more electric with a rockabilly drumbeat behind it.

Yah, I know, the bass is muddy as hell, I mixed the backing vocals a little too low, and the electric guitar part sux. But hey, it’s very much a tongue-in-cheek song anyway. Who cares? It’s supposed to sound like everyone is just hanging out jamming.

Lyrics:

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Sorry this is late, but I spent much of today messing with it!

The actual guitar piece is very old. It’s one of the first instrumentals I wrote on the guitar, as I recall. Very simple to play, too.

Here’s the chords for the whole thing.

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This is one of my favorite tracks off of After the Flood. Stretch Williams laid down some really tasty lead guitar. It’s basically a torch song sort of thing. I don’t recall what key I capoed to, but the song was originally written in Em. It’s basically an Em blues, with a C7/9 substituting in for the A chord most places, and a few other jazzy chords tossed in here and there. Hope you like it.

 

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Well, I, I ain’t got no troubles left to me
Since that last sunlight faded its red away
Everything that we are now is hidden fine
And the skin under my lips is sweetest wine

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