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[0:15] All right, this first tune released a few, few years ago, this is your like the breeze.
[0:22] Fish
[0:59] my heart, but fish my soul. So
[3:49] much, thank you, thank you.
[3:51] All right, this next tune I'm going to play for you was released a little bit sooner than the following one.
[3:59] This is this fire.
[4:47] Alright,
[8:28] this next tune is one of my favorites because it's kind of the most fun and the
[8:32] most groovy that I have written so far released this one as well as these others with my
[8:41] brother Jim and as well as some good friends as well, Peyton Morris on lead guitar for the recording
[8:50] and then Matt Fornchell on drums, and this is Stepaside.
[10:31] Oh, you're living a different life.
[10:38] You can't hold on to anything.
[10:42] Nothing holds on to
[10:51] all the goals I've
[11:04] answered.
[11:04] Change my
[11:22] side.
[11:23] But
[11:27] you'll try it now.
[11:30] Time to say goodbye.
[11:32] Just step inside.
[11:34] Make sure
[11:37] you try it now.
[11:40] Time to say goodbye.
[12:08] Thank you so much you guys all
[12:20] right this next tune I
[12:26] wrote just a couple years ago this is
[12:30] when I think of you.
[15:02] What do I do, when I wait,
[15:14] what
[15:36] do I do,
[15:45] I
[15:56] think you, I think you,
[16:12] what you guys, thank you, thank you.
[16:17] All right, this next tune is actually written. Just this last year, this is one of my more recent ones that I enjoy. This is hindsight.
[16:25] I'll
[16:48] see
[17:05] you next
[17:18] time.
[17:29] time, another day,
[17:34] where was I was by,
[17:39] let you sit on, I know it's same,
[17:51] in hindsight,
[17:54] it's always 2020,
[17:59] in hindsight, it's always 2020,
[18:17] in my fall down,
[18:21] as you glide in
[18:22] wide, right through your hometown,
[18:33] so stay and see, there's a number called me,
[18:40] I'm
[20:26] Thank you guys, really happy to be here, so I'd like to be here, got one more tune for
[20:32] you here, and I'm pulling out an oldie here that I recorded with my older brother Jim
[20:37] as the gefero brothers. This is love you the same.
[21:20] Thank you
[23:46] so
[25:04] much you guys. Thanks so much for having me.