A little country ditty and bit of a self therapy mantra that helps me get out of the everpresent funk with the help of some music and friends.
First song recorded to the tape machine, first attempt at recording and mixing in analog. Check back here for a new song each century or so.
-Curtis
lyrics
Why be depressed when you could be happy all the time
If I had to guess, it's not quite so bad in a normal human mind
I must confess I'm a body momentarily in time
So why be depressed when you could be happy
Oh we could be happy now
But I'm mean, ugly and nasty
Oh, we'll make it through somehow
Until the end of our days
So why be depressed when you could be happy all the time
We're not meant to be livin' on our own
We're not meant to die all alone
Oh we could be happy now
But I'm mean, ugly and nasty
Oh, we'll make it through somehow
Until the end of our days
Why be depressed when you could be happy all the time
If I had to guess, it's not quite so bad in a normal human mind
I must confess I'm a body momentarily in time
So why be depressed when you could be happy
credits
from Song of the Century,
track released September 27, 2016
Curtis Killian: guitar / vocals
Clinton Degan: bass / vocals
Frank Hegyi: drums
Ryan Aylward: violin
By Jean Sullivan of Left Hand Does (with production and playing by Luke Sullivan), this is one of my favorite albums that only a few people know! School for Robots