This is a quick fusion of a rhythm piece (dogmatic) that I wrote to so you guys could hear my les paul and never got around to tossing any lyrics or lead to it. And then my friend had a bad day, so I wrote them a cheer the fuck up song.

Because the lyrics are 100% improvised (as per usual) and I only did on vocals take it might be a little sketchy. But meh, I don't sing well regardless.


Lyrics:
"I know this girl NAMED way, way too pretty
A frown on her face that I never want see,
She was so so so unhappy the other night
It was nothing to do with me

(music)

Her days should be a rain of roses
without the thorns
her house should be infested with icecream smiles
and miniture pink unicorns

this is the cheer the fuck up song
Angels can do no wrong

la la la la la, la la la la
la la la, lalala
la la la la laaaaaaaaa

She is a road with lots of turns
and sunshine without the burns
she is so sweet its kind of trippy
like maple syrup without the sticky

I hope I can make sure that she is never upset,
because she's a mixture of dawn and the sunset

(change in the chord progression)

This is part of the song where
we slowly fade out."

I forgot to mention that the little intro riff is just something played normally, fade out, reverse, echo and thrown on the front. Sounds cool.

Very interesting..Cool grooves...At times you actually let loose and really capture a real solid vocal projection..Nice ideas..Grooving!!!

I've seen a band with two members
guitar and drums and they did similar music
The sound of your guitar reminds me of this. Great how you play it. Yes grooving