bookmark_borderThat’s Life .MP3

performed by Eric Visnov
made famous by Frank Sinatra and David Lee Roth

LYRICS
That’s life, that’s what all the people say.
You’re riding high in April,
Shot down in May
But I know I’m gonna change that tune,
When I’m back on top, back on top in June.

I said that’s life, and as funny as it may seem
Some people get their kicks,
Stompin’ on a dream
But I don’t let it, let it get me down,
‘Cause this fine ol’ world it keeps spinning around

I’ve been a puppet, a pauper, a pirate,
A poet, a pawn and a king.
I’ve been up and down and over and out
And I know one thing:
Each time I find myself, flat on my face,
I pick myself up and get back in the race.

That’s life
I tell ya, I can’t deny it,
I thought of quitting baby,
But my heart just ain’t gonna buy it.
And if I didn’t think it was worth one single try,
I’d jump right on a big bird and then I’d fly

I’ve been a puppet, a pauper, a pirate,
A poet, a pawn and a king.
I’ve been up and down and over and out
And I know one thing:
Each time I find myself laying flat on my face,
I just pick myself up and get back in the race

That’s life
That’s life and I can’t deny it
Many times I thought of cutting out
But my heart won’t buy it
But if there’s nothing shakin’ come this here july
I’m gonna roll myself up in a big ball and die
My, My

That’s Life .MP3

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Blackstone On Top Of A Whitestone .MP3

César Vallejo wrote a poem that is included in these lyrics.

“Although he published only three books of poetry during his lifetime, he is considered one of the great poetic innovators of the 20th century in any language. Always a step ahead of the literary currents, each of his books was distinct from the others and, in its own sense, revolutionary.”
— Wikipedia

Blackstone On Top Of A Whitestone
Music and additional lyrics by Eric Visnov.

Rhythm Guitar — Eric Visnov
Vocals — Eric Visnov
Bass — Eric Visnov
Lead Guitar — Eric Visnov
Piano — Eric Visnov
Assistant mixing engineer — Eric Visnov
Produced by KingArthur.com with the FameDomain.com mobile recording circus.

A homework assignment for Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) for Art and Business Of Songwriting class.




Eric Visnov mixing Eric Visnov

bookmark_borderReverb Of The Room .MP3

One of the more amazing events in this life was playing Reverb Of The Room at Steel City. After all, that’s part of why the song was written in the first place. Then, to play the song there and get that amount of energy… it’s what being a singer / songwriter is all about.

Though we did not record the Steel City performance, it’s vibe lives on. That’s how this recording came to be.

Reverb Of The Room [.MP3 / After Playing It Live Version]
by Eric Visnov
Produced by The End

LYRICS: Reverb of the Room

Downstairs in a basement, working late again
Expecting what you’re gonna do, is oh so different
Well, I believe you catch the drift and, it ain’t so hard to do
When you’re high and thinkin’, in the reverb of the room
Well, I see a sea of faces, and tell me how you feel
Well, call it wrong or call it right, or call it what you will

DIG IT

Well, I came across this coffee shop, down on Bridge and Main
And, there’s a girl who’s drinking there who thinks that we’re all crazed
Well, I believe in symmetry and, it and so hard to do
Just connect the dots in which you walk, in the reverb of the room

Lots of luck with scrambled thoughts in the reverb of the room

bookmark_borderThe End Update

The End has released an updated version of Palace At Farnese. “After the Steel City show, the song got stuck in our heads,” said Daniel Brouse producer of The End.

This version is a live stereo recording with keyboards, guitar and vocals. Eric Visnov created vocal harmonies with himself using a Roland BR-600.

Palace At Farnese Post Steel City .MP3 [free download

Eric Visnov With His Guitar
Eric Visnov Photo by Lex Palombit
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