Tag: Songs from 1998

Welcome Home

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Written by Ric Albano Song Length: 3:17
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Lyrics
I’m so glad to meet you, I’ve heard so much about you, welcome home
Your presence is striking, I’m overwhelmed yet delighted, welcome home
It’s amazing how you emerged from the darkness into the light this day

I’ll cradle you in your blanket cocoon
And I’ll be uptight and awake the next four nights
And I’ll warm your drink and tap your back
Scold your older sister to grow up because you’re never going back

I’ve heard much about you and I’m so glad to meet you, welcome home
Our miracle baby blue, we’re indebted to God for you
Your raspy little laughs and cries, the sweetest music that I’ll ever heard

I’ll try to sooth your pain when discomfort arrives
Advocate for you and personify
The best man I can be and I’ll work for you everyday
Forage for pay so someday we can build you a new home
Welcome home

Welcome home

Composition © 1998 Ric Albano
Publication © 2005, 2011 Cygnus Wave Music

 Song Info
Composed on January 15, 1998
Recorded April 7, 2005
at Saturation Acres, Danville, PA
Produced & Engineered by Ric Albano
Previously Unreleased

Performers
Ric Albano
Piano, Keyboards, Bass Guitar, Vocals

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Analysis: First recording made at Saturation Acres studio.

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Dawning of Decadence

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Written by Ric Albano Song Length: 2:12
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Instrumental

Composition © 1998 Ric Albano
Publication © 2004, 2011 Cygnus Wave Music

Song Info
Composed on March 1, 1998
Recorded Fall 2004
at Silver Spring Subterranean
Produced & Engineered by Ric Albano
Previously Unreleased

Performers
Ric Albano
Piano, Keyboards, Bass Guitar, Percussion

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Grade

Analysis: Recording from original “Imaginary Lines 2004” demo.

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