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I’ve got some friends
I’d like you to know
So, let’s get up…
Get up and go

These are the kind of people
Though they don’t congregate
Under a steeple
They help the light shine
The light shine
Shine on and on and on

These people I call friends
Most of them are true
Until the end
Though you know
How things can go
A friend can turn
Into foe
Just so you know

Let the light shine

As far as I know
These are the people
That you want to know
The kind-of friend
You want to the bitter end

Let the light shine on and on and on

So, if you’re not too busy
If you’re not feeling over worked
If you won’t be a complete idiot jerk
I’ll show to some good, good friends
You can be a good, good friend
To the bitter, bitter end

It’s the least I can do
Now that I know you

If it seems you’re day isn’t quite fulfilling
How’s this for gelling
These friends can show ya how to be groovin’
When you get together
It’s like heaven

It’s not a lesson in forgiving
It’s more about believing
In one another
Like sister and brother
Like mother or father
Like son or daughter

written and recorded by Daniel Brouse

Instruments: Keyboards, Electric Guitar, Vocals, Percussion
Recording: all instruments and vocals recorded simultaneously to a stereo MP3 file

At such times as these
When men are dropping
To their knees
Those of belief
Come together

For those of little faith
It may be too late

I’m not in
To prolonged grief
Suffering and pain
Can drive you insane
How can living be a sin?

Not that I want to live forever
But, for now
I beg to stay
Finding the way
Smiles and happiness
Bring the bliss

Loving love

The Fountain Of Youth
Is youth
The zest for life
That comes from the innocence
Of truth, trust and eccentricity

Those of like mind
Birds of a feather
Let’s bring it together
The kind that are kind
May we find
The power
The energy
The electricity
To help offset
The hypocrisy
Of humanity

The mountains and the ocean seem to have special qualities that attract humans. The following series is about just that.

LYRICS
Zoonoses
Though it might sound
Ridiculous
Zoonoses is
Coming to a town
Near you

Awchew!
God bless you
Swine flu
Coming through

Crisis
World’s
In a mess
Disease
Breeding with animals
It appalls
Will it kill us
All?

Pathogens
Acting like
Pagans
A bacteria
Hysteria

Hide quick
Or get sick
Reckless
Infectious
Globalization
Realization
Incubation
Resurrected
Hibernation
Infection
Transmission

It does persist
Zoonoses

Zoonoses .MP3

Zoonoses Intro. .MID
Zoonoses .MID

ABOUT THIS SONG
This song was inspired by an article on zoonoses. Zoonoses are diseases passed from animals to humans, such as, swine flu.

lyrics
Pleased to meet you
How do you do?
Pleased to greet you
It’s something knew

Wouldn’t it be nice
To meet everyone
Once or twice
To understand
Human

Communicate
Worldwide
Network
A guide

Participate
In a survey
Of every*
Every being
Seeing
A census
Of senses

ABOUT
This song was written and recorded on a Roland “Boss” BR-600. Thus, the name of the album — Sir Vent Meets The Boss.

Pleased To Meet You .MP3

Are you ready for some action?
What’ll bring ya satisfaction:
Some carbon composite,
Set in a golden ring?
Or, a certificate of deposit,
Baring interest?

Are you ready for gratification,
Why not spare the carbon,
From an inanimate thing,
Instead,
Before you’re dead…
Consider your very being?
After all,
You’ve been,
Carbon.
All your life,
You depend,
We all,
Have been,
A carbon,
Composite,
It’s our code,
Of living.

Why be catastrophic,
To allotropic,
Forcing uniform,
Forcing the norm,
Let us exist,
In more than one form!
Let’s get is straight,
About our substrate,
We’re but a minor element,
Of the Earth’s crust,
Yet, we’ve spent,
The entire trust.

Abundant,
Yet, abandoned,
Of judgement.

Been carbon,
Now… I’m just a has been.

NOTES
From Florida State University
Carbon is a nonmetallic chemical element, one of the five chemical elements that make up Group IVa of the periodic table. Elemental carbon is actually a minor component of the Earth’s crust, but it is one of the more abundant elements in the universe. Only hydrogen, helium, oxygen, neon, and nitrogen are more abundant.

This element is essential to life, its atoms forming the substrate for all the major molecules that life on Earth possible, including sugars, proteins, fats, and deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), the molecular structure that carries the genetic code of living organisms.

Carbon is allotropic, that is, it exists in more than one form: amorphous carbon such as charcoal, coal, and coke; crystals such as graphite and diamonds; and fullerenes, a soccer ball-like arrangement of carbon atoms.