Songs for a World of Change
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(Verse 01) Last weekend my Uncle took me to a truck show. Where the engines were loud and it smelled like diesel. The smoke in my lungs, had a hot dog with a bun, Yes, we were in the suites, plenty treats for everyone. We picked up my nephew Jacob and m brother in law. Some trucks flip over some flip when they fall. A lady sung our anthem and I stood real tall. To give respect to all the soldiers in the duty of call. (Chorus) We went to the monster truck jamboree, We went to the monster truck jamboree. (Verse 02) There were motorcycle stunt men on a dare devil ride. You can call that half time when the trucks get qualified. At the RCA dome, at the monster truck jam. We went out for a smoke with the ticket in our hand. The complain about the cigs but they all inhale the diesel. So why can't we smoke around all these crazy people. Jacob was getting tired at the end of the show. Yo, I had a good time and I was glad to go. (Chorus) We went to the monster truck jamboree, We went to the monster truck jamboree. . .
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Songs For A World Of Change Are Songs About Many Things. A Lot Of The Song Lyrics Touch On Subjects About Social Acceptance (Childhood Fantasies) And Searching For Romance (Twilight Nights). Also, The Author (William Gammon) Touches On Deep Issues About War (Battle Scars) And The Use Of Drugs (Numb Me Down a.k.a Novocaine).
About the Author
William Gammon has been writing song lyrics for over 14 years. Alot of his songs deal with romantic relationships and also life's troublesome obstacles. As a young boy dealing with autism, he had difficulty with learning and being accepted in school. Many people didn't think he would amount to much but he has proved them wrong. After high school William attending Full Sail Real World Education in Orlando, Florida and obtained his Associates Degree in Science, majoring in Recording Arts. Along with continuing his song writing, he also has a recording studio where he engineers recordings for friends. Through the years he has learned to accept himself for who is and not for what other people want him to be. Writing songs about social acceptance has been key in helping to cope with his daily battles and has also helped him to be the person he is now. A person ready to share his talents and ideas freely with others.