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Episode 15- Which Song Is Better?

This episode as always has two songs I have just written and a cover I am playing for the first time ever. Let me know which of my songs you like better. Special cover tonight of a regular listener, Christine Winchester who is releasing her debut album soon. 1063- Gold, Silver, Bronze ©2026 by Rob Lincoln Those palaces of old Were laden full of gold Kings and Queens how they regaled They would conquer lands And kill their fellow man If they did not plunder they would fail Chorus Many years have now gone To kill for wealth we now know wrong Or so I thought The silver moon is dead They shot hm in the head The tides have turned to heresy The bronze soldier once lame Has died at his own game Another life for his majesty Chorus then instrumental Cold metal moves the man When wealth’s the only plan Nothing else matters to his eyes His people look away They have nothing to say How they beleve in golden lies Chorus In palaces of old All laden full of gold The kings are rising once again 1064 Snowflakes © 2026 by Rob Lincoln A G 3x F E A Little snowflake on my window tonight Shivering in the cold But I think that you’ll be alright As the snow comes pouring down The wind is blowing so heavy in a swirl The window shudders in cold air But gleams like an oyster with a pearl Or is it just a frozen tear Chorus C A 3x F E A You are just a speck in a storm And you survive it all But when the bright sun comes around Your time will soon be gone I watch other snowflakes the wind carries them In a circle in the sky No one knows where or when Nor will they ever ask why Chorus Bridge D A C G (E yes even you) Sometimes we are called snowflakes I think that could be true There’s nothing wrong with snowflakes They’re just like me and you,,,, yes even you Instrumental Outside it is still dark and cold And you are there so strong With so many snowflakes young and old In a windy winter song La la la The 3rd song, a cover, Till Justice Comes, is (c)2025 by Christine Winchester Perry