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Fourth Base .mp3 (free music download)

Though never a big league ball player, I do enjoy playing the All-American-Past-Time from time-to-time. The one thing that does come to mind is when a youngster is on base… and a bigger fellow hits a home run. You can yell, “Run to first.” You can yell, “Run to second.” You can yell, “Run to third.” However, if you yell, “Run home” you run the risk that the lad will do just that. Thus, the name of the song *Fourth Base*

ADDITIONAL LYRICS
You Might find it funny
But, you’re already home

There ya go strutting down the street
Always in search of your comfort zone
You don’t need to beat an easy feat
You’re never alone if you’re always at home
It’s within your reach… you don’t need to roam
You may find it funny, but you’re already home

No need to reach
No need to roam
Self teach
No moan

You might find it funny, but you’re already home

ABOUT THE SONG
Daniel — vocals, guitar
The song was written and recorded in Ambler and West Chester, Pennsylvania on an 8-track digital recorder. 1 track was used for guitar. 2 tracks were used for a stereo vocal track. 3 tracks were used for individual backing vocals. 2 tracks were used to create a stereo master mix.

The inspiration for the guitar lick and the lyrics came from the vibe of the people passing by.

Capo 6
Play an Em on the 11th fret… and let your finger wander.

March 13 and 19, 2012

by Daniel Brouse

LYRICS
I look for the meaning
In the meaning
But, I can’t always find it there
Elusive. Eluding…
Though it may be (to me)
So, too, I

So, too, I

I’m really hoping I get the knack
I hope and pray I get the knack
The proper range
The proper attack

Oh , Lord… filling my lack

So, too, I

Maybe what I was worried about is weigh, way bigger than you?
(So, I can let my shy side come through)

I’m really hoping I get the knack

About the song Get The Knack .mp4 Video
Writing the song Get The Knack .mp4 Video
Get The Knack .mp3 8-track Music Demo

ABOUT THE SONG
Daniel — vocals, guitar and noises
Toucan the Singing Bird-dog — noises

Written and recorded in West Chester, PA on an 8-track digital recorder. It was St. Patrick’s Day… and West Chester rocks all day and night every March 17. This one was in 2012.

E A E G E
B E
E A D

by Daniel Brouse

LYRICS
Picnic, Dear?

Hey, hey! Wouldn’t ya say
It’s a beautiful day
All’s clear
Nothing in the way

The fog is long gone
Got my guitar… I’ll play a song
If you’d like… you can sing along

Hey, hey! Wouldn’t ya say
It’s a beautiful day
All’s clear
Nothing in the way
No fear
Nothing in the way

Hey, hey! Wouldn’t ya say
It’s a beautiful day
All’s clear
Nothing in the way
High gear
Nothing in the way

Hope’s near
Joys tear
Nothing in the way

Picnic, Dear?
Scenic *we’re*

About the Song *Picnic, Dear?* (.mp4 Video)

* Picnic, Dear? * (.mp4 Free Music Video)
ABOUT THE SONG
Daniel — vocals, guitar
Written and recorded in West Chester, Pennsylvania on March 19, 2012

Capo 3
Em / A
A / D
D / G / A

by Daniel Brouse

Feel The Pain Piano Tracks .mp3 (free music downloads)

LYRICS
When you hit your finger with a hammer
Hopefully, you feel the pain

Perhaps at first
It sounds a little insane
But, hopefully… you feel the pain

Would you rather the curse of the leper
When you feel nothing at all
Over time
Losing the sense of sense
Only sensing your senses are dull

On the other hand,
When you hit the chord of love
Spreading it with grammar
Hopefully, it’s like from heaven above

I hope you understand
Hopefully, you can feel others pain
Hopefully, you can feel others love
Hopefully, shedding the light we’re capable of

ABOUT THE SONG
from the album Studio Rodeo Roundup (2012)
Piano based.
Daniel — piano, vocals

Em / Am dim9
C / D / Em

by Daniel Brouse

LYRICS
Don’t ya know ya need a negative flow
Hook the black to the negative
So, ya know… the red can go

A positive outcome

The negative electron gone
Will give you a positive charge
Letting in the beauty of the song
Ensuring the positive is at large

A positive outcome
Don’t ya think we’d agree
On a positive outcome?

A Positive Outcome .mp3 (free music downloads)

ABOUT THE SONG
Written and recorded in Ambler and West Chester, Pennsylvania.
Daniel – vocals, guitar, tambourine and thundering thighs

Capo 1
E / A
E / D / G / E

by Daniel Brouse

The voices within want let out
Listen with your heart
(If you want to) hear what it’s about
Reach out to your inner voice
Exercise your reason of choice

The voices within are calling you, calling you
The voices within are whispering, whispering
The voices within are calling you, calling you
Let me out, let me out, let me out!

The voices within want let out
Join in with your part
Form a choir and start

The voices within are calling you, calling you

The Voices .mp3 (free music downloads)

ABOUT THE SONG
The song was written and recorded in Ambler and West Chester, Pennsylvania.
Daniel – guitar, vocals, finger snapping

Capo 3
G / Em
with an added slide

by Daniel Brouse

Pusing Up Daisies .mp3 (free music downloads)

I was driving by Ryan Dunn’s final stop… when this song came to me:

Who woulda thunk

I’d find my glory

Pushin’ up day’s ease?

Dandelions and daffodils

The only things footin’ my bills

Jesus, I’m pushing up daisies

The life I drunk

Is my story

While in heaven

The task I’m given

Is pushing up daisies

Nope. I can’t be lazy

Too late to be crazy

So, won’t ya please

Bring me a daisy

I’ll push it up for you

Sprouting life into view

May I bring you a dream scene

You might have thought me dead

Instead… let it be said:

I’m just laying about these trees

Praying for yor’ day’s ease

ABOUT THE SONG
I’m happy to say, I got to know Ryan Dunn. This song came to me through the spirit that remains. Now, that Spring has come to the place where is life came to an end… the burn and scar are healing. And, it’s a funny thing about spring… how life sprouts up. So, while I was attempting to identify with the spirit… a humorous point-of-view came through… about how he lives on and hopes to push up some daisies for us. Ya, know? Have a holiday on him… a Spring Break… a few days ease

Written and recorded in West Chester Borough and West Goshen Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Daniel — guitar, vocals, piano (with added whistling and tomfoolery by special request)
Blues variations.
E
E / G / E / A / E
E / B / G / A / E

by Daniel Brouse

Get On! .MP3 (free music download)

LYRICS
Get on! Get on!
It’s time to get on with it
Come on. Get on.
Join the ride. Enjoy life a bit.

Come on and get a lift
Jump up and down like you’ll never quit
Roll down a hillside
Raise your arms like a roller coaster ride

Get on! Get on!
Lovin’ livin’ every minute
Come on. Get on.
Livin’ lovin’ every moment

ABOUT THE SONG
A 6-track recording (stereo guitar, stereo vocals and 2 mono vocal backing vocals)
Written and recorded in West Chester, Pennsylvania. It was a beautiful sunny day bringing in Spring. I hoped to convey the message.

Capo 2 (F#)
A / E
A / D
A / G

From the album The Beatless Sense Mongers 2012
by Daniel Brouse

An original song by The Beatless Sense Mongers

Independence Hall, Philadelphia, PA

The concept of freedom
Is hard to grasp
If you’re not free
(And, never have been)
It stands to reason

Hitting home at last
… once through the gate
Pouring from every pore
(For evermore)
You’re free
(Happy to be)
Wealthy in liberty
(Free!)
You’re able to be

Having been a victory virgin
Never before across the finish line
The feeling sinks in
“Freedom is mine!”

I have to tell ya
The taste is sweet
… like no other treat
A desert from the dessert
I’m not talkin’ ’bout democracy
Rather the absence of hypocrisy
From see to smiling see

Happy to be
Free

Free (So, This Is) .MP3 [Free Song Download]

Dm C9
Dm G9
Am9 C9

by Daniel Brouse
Written and recorded at Independence Mall, Independence Hall, The Liberty Bell in historic Philadelphia.

1. Looky Lookie Lookey
Lookie there
As you sit and stare
About yourself
[voices sing: Sittin' on them bones]

Chorus
From them bones
Ashes to ashes
Dust to dust
Gonna rise up

2. Looky Lookie Lookey
Lookie there
As you go about
Seeking your wealth
[voices sing: Standin' on them bones]

bonemeal.mp3

Bonemeal Webpage

ABOUT THE SONG
The song was written and recorded on Independence Mall, Philadelphia and West Chester, Pennsylvania. The words came about due to the fact that I was sitting on top of their bones looking for inspiration. Oh, yeah… and, it has to do with The Book Of Daniel “Many of those whose bodies are dead and buried will rise up….” Zombies, dude… for real.

Am / Cm
Am / Fm

by Daniel