In the end she used me, but the falling sure was nice by Tom O'Brien on The Pipeline at IndieMusicPeople

In the end she used me, but the falling sure was nice
These are some older lyrics that I just found recently and set to music.The song's called Falling, and Richard, if you would be so kind, could you put up a link? Thanks.

http://indiemusicpeople.com/songs.aspx?SongID=118669&ArtistID=128691

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Steve April

12/29/2020 9:58:02 PM

hi Tom,

kudos the new tunage, added to Cuppa Coffee (Expresso)

"charmin' folk pop vibe, with a strong vocal, and tasteful backing vocals, about "falling" in love, and finding love on earth isn't always so easy, and paths may cross like ships in the night, and keep goin', but it was fun anyway, expressive production values, kudos... added to station 12/30/2020 2:31:31 AM

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Stoneman

12/30/2020 12:03:18 AM

Wow! That is a really fine song, Great chord progressions, infectious chorus and masterfully crafted lyrics. Soon to be a classic no doubt! Much respect, Stoneman

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12/30/2020 12:21:32 AM

Tom, save this for future use.

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Richard Scotti

12/30/2020 9:32:37 AM

Tom O'Brien's new song:

Falling

Thank you, Scott for providing those instructions. Hopefully all those who don't know how to create a link will learn how to do so. I know it seems complicated and I had a hard time getting it right but once I understood how to do it I laughed at myself because it was really easier than I thought.

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Richard Scotti

12/30/2020 10:32:31 AM ---- Updated 12/30/2020 10:37:39 AM

@Tom, and anyone else interested:

1) Look at Tom's link
2) print the whole thing out as you see it but right after the ID number - DO NOT PRINT WHAT COMES AFTER IT (&ArtistID etc)
3) Instead print this right after it (no spaces) > (the greater than sign)
4) Print the name of the song. No space between > ("greater than" sign)and the
the first letter of the song title. (Spaces are ok in the title if needed but not between > and the first letter of the title.
5) Right after the last letter in the song title, print < (the less than sign) (don't leave a space)
6) Print a forward slash / (no space)
7) Print a lower case a (no space)
8) Right after the small letter: a (print a greater then sign: >

Type the link in another place in your computer so you can always refer to it when you need it. Then you can copy and paste it whenever you want to post a new song. But before you paste it - simply replace the previous ID# and title with the new ID# and title. That way you don't have to print out the whole thing every time you post a song. Good luck! Trust me - if I can do it, ANYONE can do it!

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Tom O'Brien

12/30/2020 3:28:23 PM ---- Updated 12/30/2020 3:32:48 PM

Thanks, Scott and Richard. That helps tremendously.

Thanks, Steve and Stoneman for listening and for the kind words!

Tom

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Richard Scotti

12/30/2020 5:03:22 PM ---- Updated 12/30/2020 5:09:16 PM

You're welcome Tom. Sorry I forgot to mention the symbol and letters that Scott's example shows before the link.

BTW - I liked your song. You work hard at your craft and it shows.

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The Rhythm Kings

1/2/2021 2:51:22 PM

Super Song ! Hooked me right away. Great vibe and excellent musicianship. Vocal is spot on!!!

Well done!

Peace ?

Bruce

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