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One unexpected pending divorce after eighteen years, two computers, two guitars, two imics, one sm58, one cheap radio shack mic, a lot of writing singing and strumming add up to no regrets.
Headphones on this one let's you hear some stereo effects a little better.
Headphones on this one let's you hear some stereo effects a little better.
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Lyrics
NO REGRETS
Everything you did
And everything you said
I never ever thought you would
Now everywhere you go
And everyone you know
Won't be nearly half as good
And somewhere out there
You'll be looking back at what you had
And some day I swear
You'll be looking back at me instead
You said it
No regrets
Don't bet it
No regrets
You'll sweat it
No regrets
You might hear a cheer
And it my be sincere
But you'll have to wonder why
And every day
You'll have to look yourself in the eye
And remember
You said no regrets
Red ember
No regrets
Everything you did
And everything you said
I never ever thought you would
Now everywhere you go
And everyone you know
Won't be nearly half as good
And somewhere out there
You'll be looking back at what you had
And some day I swear
You'll be looking back at me instead
You said it
No regrets
Don't bet it
No regrets
You'll sweat it
No regrets
You might hear a cheer
And it my be sincere
But you'll have to wonder why
And every day
You'll have to look yourself in the eye
And remember
You said no regrets
Red ember
No regrets
Peter Greenstone
You've got a lot of really good things going on in this. Your singing is pretty solid and your guitar work rocks. But there is a massive emptlyness in this song where the bass part and the bottom end of the drums belong. It's like the space was made but the bass player never showed up.
One other nit: It just cuts off at the end. I don't know why so many people here do this. You've got to either fade it out or let the sustain fade out naturally before you end the track.
Anyway, this sounds like a great rock song in the works. Just add that bass track and beef-up the sound of those drums.... and hold that sustain at the end.