Stick Together (Song)

Here's a song I wrote on my ukulele at the start of the year...

Stick Together

He said, ‘Girl, the way that you smile that smile,

Well girl, you just about drive me wild.

And girl, the sparkle that lights your eyes,

It keeps me awake all night

Thinkin’ ‘bout you and the way

That you make me feel inside

‘Cause one look at you and I know

We’ll always be alright

We’ll stick together like paper and glue

I wanna stay here forever with you

Whatever comes are way, baby

We’ll see it through

‘Cause we go together like good food and wine

Whatever the weather we’ll be just fine

I’m yours forever and darling, you are mine’

She said, ‘Boy, the way that you hold me tight,

Well I feel I could dance all night.

And boy, your love for me shines so bright,

That boy, it fills me with pure delight

To just think about you and the way

You make me feel inside

‘Cause one look at you and I know

We’ll always be alright

We’ll stick together like paper and glue

I wanna stay here forever with you

Whatever comes are way, baby

We’ll see it through

‘Cause we go together like good food and wine

Whatever the weather we’ll be just fine

I’m yours forever and darling, you are mine’

Written by Beth Dyck January 8th, 2011

Interesting Webpage

Hey, check this out and have some fun!  Anybody can make music!
http://www.incredibox.fr/

Beth

New Blog

I don't know who reads this blog, but if anyone does, I've started a new(ish) blog about what I'd do with a million (or more) dollars.  I'll still be posting on this blog as well though.

http://mymilliondollardreaming.blogspot.com

Beth

The Minstrel

This was a 30-minute challenge given to me by a wonderful lady and amazing songwriter named Jane Eamon at a songwriting workshop I recently attended. The goal was to write a story song about a fairytale, using just verses in the same meter. I made up my own fairytale based on another person attending the workshop. This was the result after 30 minutes. Dedicated to Bob. :)

"The Minstrel"
Once upon a time not long ago, in a land not far away
Was a minstrel who would never write a song that was cliche.
He'd sit and ponder till he could find exactly the right words
So that he could write amazing songs like no-one's ever heard.

One fine day he organized a songwriting workshop
And people came from miles around to hear this lady talk.
When they found she was a fairy song-mother, they all cried out with glee
And all at once they asked, 'do you have some advice for me?'

She turned, and to the minstrel said, 'sir, I would like you
To write a song full of cliches, with a twang of country too.'
At this, he cringed, and then he frowned, and finally he sighed.
He shook his head to clear his mind, and said 'for you, I'll try.'

So he took his pen and paper and jotted down some notes
And this country song full of cliches was the best he ever wrote!
Now he sings his songs to many fans all across the land
And he travels not all alone, but with his country band.