SEEKING
Vocalist, Vocalist - Soprano, Rhythm Guitar, Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drums, Other Percussion, Violin, Saxophone, Keyboard, Piano, Background Singer, Other, Steel guitar, Upright bass, Cello, Electronic Music.ABOUT
The track included here illustrates my current ability to write, play, record, produce, and publish, as well as create artwork. Written in 1985 and recorded in 2019, it alludes to the ever present, threat of nuclear war, that until recently, had been largely forgotten about ( Lyrics included below ).
Musically, I'm looking to network or collaborate with artists and musicians who feel that their talent can help raise awareness about causes of concern. I'm particularly interested in those who are aligned with the Freedom Movement that sprung-up during the COVID pandemic.
NO TIME TO RUN
VERSE I
When they come - no time To run
No time to run - when they come
When they come nothing to fight for
Only to die for and no time to run
VERSE II
You will hear the sirens scream
You may think that it's just a dream
First comes the fire and then comes the rain
There will be no time to feel the pain
There will be no time for you to explain
Just how this world got so damned insane
VERSE III
See the reflection in your child's eye
What's that coming down from the sky
Nothing my little one just hold on tight
It means it's time to say goodnight
- CREDITS -
WORDS & MUSIC, VOCALS, ARRANGEMENTS, INSTRUMENTS, RECORDING
ENGINEERING, PRODUCTION, ARTWORK & PUBLISHING
WEBSITE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
BY J. RANDALL MURPHY
- Screen name:
- J Randall Murphy
- Member since:
- Aug 28 2023
- Active within 24 hours
- Level of commitment:
- Committed
- Years playing music:
- 55
- Gigs played:
- Over 100
- Tend to practice:
- More than 3 times per week
- Most available:
- Days
Influences
70s 80s 90s classic rock, folk, country crossover, progressive rock
Instrument experience:
- Rhythm Guitar:
- Moderate
- Acoustic Guitar:
- Moderate
EQUIPMENT
The essentials.
MUSIC
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No Time To Run
No Time To Run
No Time To Run was written in 1985 by J. Randall Murphy who performed it live during the late '80s and and mid '90s. It is reminiscent of the thought provoking songs on '70s & '80s soft-rock albums, which makes it suitable for a wide range of mixes.
