Samuel A. Johnson

Music! Again!

Here is another new piece. This one is meant to be very loud and powerful, so crank up your volume on this one! See it if means anything. It does to me.

Theme 219: Play it LOUD.

A new song to lighten your heart

This song is just a pleasant little digression. Enjoy if you can.

Theme 35, 2015

Here are two more compositions. The first is a hard-hitting thing I call, “Four Rooms,” or, sometimes, “Four Conversations,” and the second is one of the saddest songs I ever wrote. I call it, “When You Are Old.” I couldn’t ever write words to it, beyond, “When you are old, and lie next to me, and your skin is cold, I’ll take your hand, I’ll hold you tightly, wishing you’d carry me into the sunset with you.” Hope you like them.

Theme 38, Four Rooms

Theme 40, When You Are Old

Here I Go Again

New songs. First a march, in case you have found a cause (and who hasn’t these days) to march for or against. And second, one to calm your soul and get you back home in peace. Have fun for a couple minutes.

Theme 206: March!

Theme 208: Calm Yourself, It’s All Good

Marcho Triumphio and Chasing Lizards

Two more songs to keep you company in odd times. Enjoy!

Theme 31 – Marcho Triumphio!

Theme 46 – Chasing Lizards

Maricie’s Song

Many years ago I wrote a novel called Miracavira, an enchanted land where I ended up under bizarre circumstances. When I was tragically whisked away, back to earth, I left behind a very sad situation that only I could fix. Maricie, a love interest in Miracavira, was given a song to sing that would bring me back from across the divide. It’s a picture of the tragedy, and it goes like this: