Single   $1
Album   $6
A touching piano and orchestral ballad regarding the plight of the homeless. Some nice lead guitar work during the end fade out. Lyrics and song story below.
pop rock electronic classical adult contemporary folk ballad
Artist picture
Primary Site for Frederick's Rock Fusion Music & Philosophy
Primary site for Frederick's rock fusion incorporating elements of rock, electronic, folk, symphonic, world, blues, jazz, latin, and country influences, with lyrics based upon personal experience, informed spiritual humanitarianism, and political/religious independence. F. J. Serafim - Vocals, Electric/Acoustic/Synth Guitars, Synthesizers, Pianos, Bass & Production Hi Frederick, I liked the lyrical concept, the musical arrangements, musicianship and vocals... ....you are on the right track with your songwriting. Wishing you success with your music, Mike (Moody Blues co-founder Mike Pinder, 2018 R&R Hall of Famers) Song order is based upon technical considerations and not any intended sonic or creative merit. Licensing only upon direct contact with artist.
Song Info
Genre
Pop Indie Pop
Charts
#199 in subgenre Peak #2
Charts
Peak #9
Author
Frederick Serafim
Rights
Frederick Serafim 2023
Uploaded
February 08, 2025
Track Files
MP3
MP3 9.1 MB 320 kbps 3:58
Lossless
WAV 40.0 MB
Character
Energy
relaxed, cool
high-energy
Positivity
dark, sad, angry
happy
Appeal
unique
radio-friendly
Story behind the song
I started out trying to compose an electronic tune, something like the Forensic Files theme, but then a strange inspiration hit me and with a few modifications this wildly different ballad took shape, complete with lyrics written within 25 minutes. I had some experience with homeless people decades ago. Of course, the problem is getting much more serious now.
Lyrics
My father left when I was three, my mother died and set me free To chart my way through foster homes and the like I hardly knew right from wrong, or why anyone would write this song My grades were fair but I was scared and alone And now I'm homeless on the street No roof or walls and little to eat Tomorrow brings uncertainties And you can judge me as you please When I was old enough to leave, I had no clue what to believe But like my folks I was broke and in need I fell in with the worst of sorts, for theft and drugs I faced the courts I did some time, probation too, I tell you And now I'm homeless on the street No roof or walls and little to eat Tomorrow brings uncertainties And you can judge me as you please I met some folks on these streets Some much kinder than me And now they're homeless on the street No roof or walls and little to eat Tomorrow brings uncertainties And you can judge them as you please Yes, now we're homeless on the street No roof or walls and little to eat Tomorrow brings uncertainties...
Song Likes
Comments 1
Please sign up or log in to post a comment.