Ballad of Bitch of a Son, 1415 After Death. (lyrics) Bitch of a son, a son. Passion. Bitch of a Son. True Love, Passion. You are not bad. You are not good. True Love, Passion. True Love, Passion. Good son, not bad. Bad son not good. Seek God, True Love. Not good, Passion. Bitch of, Bitch of, Bitch of, a son, a son, a son.
Wildflowers. Dedicated to the beautiful people who have come and gone throughout my life.
Dirt Road Blues. Can anybody spare a ride? How is everyone today?
I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight. This is the theme music to a virtual romance that I had during the first few weeks of January 2000. Back in the day, when it was generally not a good idea and was uncommon to have real life meetings with people that you meet on the internet. I lost contact with the person. We never met. Sure was fun tho.
Meet Me in the Morning. I think this one is worth a few minutes of your time. Thank! 🙂
I Threw It All Away. Here is my first song of the day.
Lordy Miss Clawdy. This came out in 1952, written and released by Lloyd Price. I thank Mohammed Ali for turning me onto this Man. I am not certain, but this is a song that was ‘ripped off’ by Elvis.
Obviously 5 Believers. Okay, now, at this point in time, my mind is Marshmellow Cookie Dough. Just sayin’
Pledging My Time. ‘They Sent for an Ambulance and One was Sent. Somebody got LUCKY, But it was an ACCIDENT.’
Fuckin’ Miss You. All I can say is that I believe I am getting an idea of how to song write according to my skills (right now).
Million Miles. ‘The last thing you said before you hit the street, I’m gonna find a janitor to sweep me of my feet. I said that’s alright mama, you do what you gotta do.’
Artist- Ted Giffin - Musician 