The Way, a song lyric by Alan Ewing

 

The Way

 a song lyric by Alan Ewing

Some people tell you what to think

They tell you what to say

They will take you to the brink

Of another way

Chorus

But they have never known The Way

Their lives have never known its light

They have never known The Truth

Thay are yet to see The Life

Let those people think what they think

Let them say what they say

Let them travel to the brink

Of another way

Repeat Chorus

M/E

All must try to find The Way

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Late Summer Writing 2026, by Alan Ewing

 Late Summer Writing 2026

 by Alan Ewing

Clair de Lune

Whenever I am troubled, whenever weary.

I will find my home in Moonlight.

If I had no home, and I would roam,

then it would shine bright.

If I ever sought a stranger, then

it would be Moonlight true.

As they say in French; Clair de Lune.

For you know, I will always find solace

In this special place

All of my troubles melt away

As Moonlight comes my way

Whenever I am troubled, whenever weary,

Then it arrives to save the day.

When I'm Sixty-Five


When I'm sixty-five
No longer sixty-four
I'll still be full of mischief
With knocking on your door

For I can never grow up.
It's a condition you see.
One that gets me into trouble
And one that is very unique to me

Always getting caught down the pub
Six pints and a few JDs too
I'll be for it before I hit the sack
Not so much rolling pin for cricket bat

So I'll sleep upon a park bench
Till wifie-pops has calmed down a bit
I could still try to fix again her fuse
Though she would simply see it as a ruse

When I'm sixty five
No longer sixty four
I'll still be very naughty
Of this you can be assured 

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The Desert Song, a song lyric by Alan Ewing

 The Desert Song

 a song lyric by Alan Ewing

Searching around while never knowing what's found

Bring home the bread tonight

Try as you might you never quite get it right

It never really makes sense

Chorus

Out in the desert/out in the wilderness

Search for an answer/look for a state of bliss

Voices that call out from the past

Voices that have no sign

Straws in the wind are not very clear

If you have ears then you will hear

Repeat Chorus

FreeFall, a song lyric by Alan Ewing

 

FreeFall

a song lyric by Alan Ewing

Disseminate - work out aggregate

Emulate - to achieve a higher state

Assimilate - at a super rate

Utilise - in a new guise

Freefall - going into - freefall

After hitting a brick wall

Heading into freefall

No assumption - no presumption

Just psychologise - and socialise

Fraternise - externalise

With creativity - there's positivity

Freefall - going into - freefall

After hitting a brick wall

Heading into freefall

Freefall - going into freefall

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Reggie, acting part (2017) by Alan Ewing

 Reggie, acting part by Alan Ewing

LOVE MAN 2017

click on link 

Above: my only excursion on to film works thus far with speaking role.

During the 1980s I did a lot of acting parts, mainly down at The Little Theatre, Birkenhead. After 2000 I revived this a bit with extras work.

Extra in Sherlock Holmes movie

Drama has always been a staple in my life. Later, I would go on to work with Creative Encounters in Liverpool to work on projects.

Aylon E. & Martin Andersson (collaborations) 2008-2023, by Alan Ewing

 

Aylon E. & Martin Andersson (collaborations) 2008-2023

 by Alan Ewing

Alan Ewing and Martin Andersson, England and Sweden, meeting in friendship over two decades, with musical outcomes.  Needless to say, friendship goes on, as does doing guest spots on each other's work.

List of links to the recordings that previously went out under 'Aylon & Martin'  

death by sour dough

digital LP

 

Summer Single LP

digital LP

Lasse Ater Pannakakor

digital LP

two naked men exchanging ideas

double digital LP

 

The SOS Tapes 1981: music by Alan Ewing & Friends

THE SOS TAPES 1981

music by Alan Ewing & Friends

The Masonic, Liverpool

Logging this blog as a nod to 1981-82. Together with friends Simon Blackwell and Paul Wright, The SOS Tapes were recorded. So-called because they were recorded at Square-One Studios in Liverpool. Three of the tracks have survived the annals of time. They are able to be heard using the click to play button under their titles. In 1982 the three of us were joined by Nigel Blackwell for a gig at The Masonic in Liverpool. The guys would go on to form Half Man Half Biscuit. I made an appearance on Channel 4 at towards the end of 1982.

THE SOS TAPES

click on link above to hear The SOS Tapes

Intellectual Mayhem

Living & Dying

Can't You See?

by Alan Ewing & Friends

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