bert jerred

Over one hundred ninety-three thousand listens – and that’s just on jamendo – and I still don’t have all of my lyrics up. Anyone want to lend a hand?

Please feel free to add to my lyric wiki – it would be a great help! And if you make a contribution of time and typing (and interpretation) skills, please let me know so I can thank you.

Also – here’s the top ten list from my jamendo page (below)…

So many songs from “Under the Stars.” Did you know that most of that album was put together on the porch in Oak Bluffs? Did you know that I wrote the lyrics with colored pencil on recycled paper? Fun facts. Or… who cares. Also, can you hear Jesus in “Dying Hearts?” [Insert awkward silence here]. Hey, what can I say.

The fate of future generations is changing like the seasons,

like I knew it would.

wide awake, the chevalier;

slumbering, the paramour…

have a listen

thank you.

http://www.archive.org/details/SolarComplication

A little something, October 09.

2005 | let’s make this simple: it may our only chance | these names in the paper remind me to try | so don’t act like you’re lost in the culture of diffidence | I know it’s better to know than to wonder why | better to know | i saw in a picture: your deep reserves of love | the conscious displays – the ways that you cherish life – the leaves from the ground that remind you of how you fell – the light on the walk that calls you home | light on the walk calls you home | i saw in a picture: your deep reserves of love

Hello, everyone. Found some old cassettes of songs that were originally part of “The Sky Is Falling.” Here’s a taste.

SO MUCH previously unreleased and newly-remastered music on its way. Stay tuned.

While you listen to my music, please visit my newest non-musical project: a documentary-in-progress about the ecosystems of Oswego County, where I live. Here’s the blurb:

Our objective is to make local wetlands visible to the world. We believe that generating visual interest in such ecosystems is conducive to greater environmental stewardship. Our photo libraries and digital videos are published here and elsewhere under creative commons licenses with the hope that they will serve as useful documentary raw materials for others.

http://oswego.wordpress.com/