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| This was recorded in the early 90's. It's a tongue-in-cheek theme song. |
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| My love song to the world. |
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| R.I.P. David Costello. |
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| One blues turnaround, as advertised. |
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| Inspired by the Rock and Roll camp for girls and the Kung Fu dojo. |
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| An intro for an educational video? Sex education, maybe. |
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| For my daughter. |
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| A lullaby for my daughter. It kept her awake. |
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| Another [failed, hopefully] attempt at bland, industrial music. |
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| I thought Jimmie might like this. He didn't. |
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| I use my music as an outlet sometimes. |
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| Too preachy. |
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| Another intro, to what, I don't know. After hearing this one, Jimmie asked me, "what's the point?" If you have to ask... |
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| Trying to explain my music/recording obsession to my wife. |
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| Turn this song off after about 2 minutes. |
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| Goes on a bit too long. |
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| Feel suicidal much? |
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| Sometimes you just gotta say no. |
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| I swear I'm not a misogynist. This was directed at one person only. |
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| Stupid, stupid song. |
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| R.I.P. W.O.W. |
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