History Written on the Water – A song
TL:DR – I’ve written a new song. It’s not finished. I’ve written about it here, but will release the song on BandCamp once I’ve finished mixing it and created some artwork.
I came across the phrase his history was written on the water, something like that, I didn’t note it down, but the idea stuck in my head, history as ephemeral information easily lost, never really solid in the first place. As is my wont, I wrote a few words around it, trying to make a new song. I had a little chord progression that involved two-finger open chords up and down the neck, but fundamentally Em-C-Am-B. I r...
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