Fourteen.

People steal, they cheat and lie
For wealth and what it will buy
Don't they know on the judgement day
That their gold and silver will melt away

I'd rather be in a deep, dark grave
And know that my poor soul was saved
Than to live in this world in a house of gold
And deny my God and doom my soul

What good is gold and silver too
If your heart’s not good and true
Sinner, hear me when I say
Fall down on your knees and pray

Fifteen.

Kings of the WORLD.


Other Witchcraft.
My head is spinnin'...
Ah-ha, ah-ha...

Sixteen.

Forefathers.

Seventeen.

This is a unique vibe - one that IS art. If art is the truest expression of the soul, here is a glimpse of Patti Smith and Kurt Cobain's...

Eighteen.

Legends...idols...tributes...1994...

Nineteen.

GOLD.

Twenty in Twenty

The random twenty,
May seem like plenty
But after twenty days
You may not see consistency in my ways
There may be a day for you or you or all 20 for me
There may be 20 days of straight country
But as each day unfolds
A new musical story is told
Leading to my next unknown step
Leading to the things I have to learn yet
Some come in during days and others nights
Here is the first of a Random Twenty to burn it up bright...


Sweet, sweet Roy...whoooeee.

EARVOLUTION: Schultz' Earful

EARVOLUTION: Schultz' Earful: "By: David Schultz DAVID LOTT has just finished up The Gates Of Brooklyn, his first solo EP, and a release date will be forthcoming. In the meantime, Lott has an absolutely fantastic music blog, The Perfect Playlist, in which he compiles a fascinating array of music videos that spans decades. You can lose quite a few hours on the site, so plan your time accordingly..."

Kick Out the Jamz...

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My body is bent and broken
by long and dangerous sleep
I can work the fields of Abraham
and turn my head away
I'm not a stranger
in the hands of the Maker

-Daniel Lanois

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