songs by bert

#83: Evocative

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I started writing this melody over top of song 82. At some point I realized I should just start my next song and leave 82 alone. That wa...
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#82: The Giving Tree 7 (The Weather)

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This song is about resolution so it makes me think that the Giving Tree story must be almost finished. There's no real resolution her...

#81: The Giving Tree 6 (Violence)

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I'm a secret agent and I have a secret pill, This knife here in my pocket's not meant to kill, I keep it around just to prote...

#80 The Giving Tree 5 (Sweetest Revolution)

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It's been a while. I wrote inheritance almost three months ago. A lot has happened. I went to Paris to hang out in Montmartre for two ...

#79: Inheritance

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This song is about going to visit family my Rhode Island; revisiting past relationships; a generation living off inheritance; life without...
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#78: The Giving Tree 4

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This song was written by request. Last week my friend Kallee asked for a duet with the Tree and the Boy's first Girl Friend. So I wrot...

#77: The Giving Tree 3

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As the boy falls asleep, the tree starts singing a lullaby, expressing her admiration of the boy but also expressing her awareness of the...

#76: The Giving Tree 2

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I'm not sure why I feel so connected to the Giving Tree but I started writing a third song this morning. Maybe I do know why.  I wrote...
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#75: The Giving Tree

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My computer burnt out, my pre-amp burnt out but now I'm back with a new song and some good news. Songs by Bert is now a live show ever...
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#74: I'm the Writer

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So this song. This continues my idea of finding happiness in giving up control or in surrender. I recently had a relationship not work ou...
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#73: Story Time 1

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I've started hanging around with a writer friend of mine and we decided that we should do a writing project together. We started thin...
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#72: I Want to be An Indian

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It's taken almost two weeks for me to get this next song posted because I left my power supply in Paris and I couldn't record for ...
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#71: Questions

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I wasn't sure what to write about this morning so instead I made a list of questions that were on my mind. Then I turned them into a s...
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#70: Absence

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I'm really excited about my last 30 songs. I've written 5 songs in the last week but didn't post any of them. I'm not exac...

#69: Slip

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This song is a Jon Dhama original. We've learned to collaborate in a way where he takes my songs and makes them more listenable and I...
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#68: The Birds in this Town

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I went for a walk yesterday and saw a huge hawk that I've seen almost every day since I've been here. Later that day I was sitting a...
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#67: Umpire

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This song is an almost perfect translation for me. It doesn't happen very often. Winter (song #57) was an almost perfect translation as...
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#66: Pop 2

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I'm not sure what to say about this one. I'm also not sure what to think of the song but I wrote it and it exists so here it is. O...
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#65: Halfway Home

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This song is Jon Dhama's creation; I just gave it some meaning that it was probably destined to have anyways. And if it wasn't des...
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Bert and Jon practicing 'Winter' in Paris

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#64: Poem 7 about Hope

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Two months ago I wrote 12 poems about hope. Not my usual topic; it was a request. Strangely, it was one of the more frustrating projects I...
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#63: Warmth Upon Our Knees

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On the weekend I was thinking about a short poem I wrote a month ago that goes 'Fire's passion and hope's a breeze; love...
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#62: Glacier Hearts

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To understand this song imagine you're watching a glacier. Imagine the ice breaking off and plunging into icy water as it grows. Then ...
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#61: I'm Home

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I'm back from traveling. I'm staying at my parent's place in Paris right now because they're away and they have a really ...
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#60: I'm Leaving

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I couldn't leave without writing my 60th song. Yesterday I sat down with my guitar and played the first thing that came into my head. ...
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