KMLS

In June of 2006, I wrote a song called Asheville. I had recently visited the town, and as I reflected on that visit and a conversation I had with an aging musician, I penned the lyrics below. I am a big fan of Johnny Cash, and this song's musical cadence is my attempt to honor the Man in Black. The song has always been one of favorites. Though I have yet to make a studio recording of the song, I h...

In June of 2006, I wrote a song called Asheville. I had recently visited the town, and as I reflected on that visit and a conversation I had with an aging musician, I penned the lyrics below. I am a big fan of Johnny Cash, and this song's musical cadence is my attempt to honor the Man in Black. The song has always been one of favorites. Though I have yet to make a studio recording of the song, I h...

In June of 2006, I wrote a song called Asheville. I had recently visited the town, and as I reflected on that visit and a conversation I had with an aging musician, I penned the lyrics below. I am a big fan of Johnny Cash, and this song's musical cadence is my attempt to honor the Man in Black. The song has always been one of favorites. Though I have yet to make a studio recording of the song, I h...

In June of 2006, I wrote a song called Asheville. I had recently visited the town, and as I reflected on that visit and a conversation I had with an aging musician, I penned the lyrics below. I am a big fan of Johnny Cash, and this song's musical cadence is my attempt to honor the Man in Black. The song has always been one of favorites. Though I have yet to make a studio recording of the song, I h...

In June of 2006, I wrote a song called Asheville. I had recently visited the town, and as I reflected on that visit and a conversation I had with an aging musician, I penned the lyrics below. I am a big fan of Johnny Cash, and this song's musical cadence is my attempt to honor the Man in Black. The song has always been one of favorites. Though I have yet to make a studio recording of the song, I h...

In June of 2006, I wrote a song called Asheville. I had recently visited the town, and as I reflected on that visit and a conversation I had with an aging musician, I penned the lyrics below. I am a big fan of Johnny Cash, and this song's musical cadence is my attempt to honor the Man in Black. The song has always been one of favorites. Though I have yet to make a studio recording of the song, I h...

(lyrics written 1989) (an onusia project) It seems like it was just a dream one which fades each night as I lie in my bed dreams of you mountains green and red like the quetzal Queremos paz Queremos libertad Queremos comida y una lugar segura donde recostar nuestras cabezas My memory seems to flee to chase the models on the screen Your words so soon forgotten drowned in the noise of radio and TV Q...

From the Onusia Project Lincoln is coming He’s risen from the grave He’s got a message for his people He’s on a mission to save The vampires are feasting on his party They have sucked out its soul Here comes Lincoln He’s gonna try and make it whole He understands the pain of bullets He’s got one rattling in his head He understands your fear of tyrants Though he knows you’ve been misled Your leader...