March (Acoustic)
Marianne Kesler
The 3rd song in my month-themed series in 2024! "Better take care because time marches on ..." Simple acoustic recording vocals & guitar. Watch lyric video here: https://youtu.be/OewrHMkBKQI
The 3rd song in my month-themed series in 2024! "Better take care because time marches on ..." Simple acoustic recording vocals & guitar. Watch lyric video here: https://youtu.be/OewrHMkBKQI
The 2nd song in the Time Flies ... An Acoustic Calendar series, February is a light-hearted sing-along-able ode to the month of love! Watch the lyric vid: https://youtu.be/WMRUabKXS5I?feature=shared
Song 1 of a new 2024 series called Time Flies ... An Acoustic Calendar! On the first of each month, I hope to release a new acoustic song and simple lyric video. This one explores some of our possible uncertainties about facing a new year ... oh oh January! Lyric Video: https://youtu.be/PQqD6s3HUn4
This simple little song is a nostalgic look back at childhood, and the days of late summer/early fall when the crickets sing their song! You can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/6WNJpvl_9_c
Katydid is the quirky follow-up to Dragonfly. Both borrowed from the insect characteristics and applied them to our human behavior ~ I call these my "Bug Collection" ;) Lyric Video: https://youtu.be/80YFspHf86k
This song was inspired by seeing the way the sky was reflected through the window onto my glass top desk. Looking down, it appeared as though you could 'fall right into the sky'! It is a song of longing, a piano-driven romantic ballad. The video: https://youtu.be/4TwDqDUA4mo
Yellow Bird was Inspired by a real little goldfinch who came to my window! She was so insistent, pecking repeatedly with her tiny beak as though she had a message for me. I used this as a metaphor, listening for God's voice. Thumbprint art video : https://youtu.be/AbVZSbr6mvg
How many words rhyme with bumbling? Well apparently at least 7! A take on that awkwardness you feel running into a bygone lover on the street ;) on a serious note, a reminder that "it takes two to win at love." Video here: https://youtu.be/-ERHesSwpk4
I Love dragonflies. So beautiful! But did you know they are predators? I used characteristics of a dragonfly in this song as metaphor for a fickle love interest, who appears suddenly … then is gone! Whimsical lyric video: https://youtu.be/Eo37zki_Wig
An acoustic spin on a hauntingly beautiful song written by George Harrison featuring Hunter Kesler on violin with Ben Kesler adding the sweet electric vibe! Watch the video with footage from Red Pill Studios on Youtube: https://youtu.be/o5jUXyD_8T0