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I Can Be Content Alone I Can Be Content Alone
A rocking beat song about being in a one-way relationship and deciding you're better off being alone.
Back When I Was A Fool (w/Jayson Dyall) Back When I Was A Fool (w/Jayson Dyall)
When you look back on your life and realize you weren't as smart or as cool or as mature as you thought you were.
Christie Christie
A song about being in love with a tough, no-nonsense Brooklyn lawyer but who's also a sweet and beautiful woman any man would love to be with.
Run Like Wolves (Feat. Fernando Damas) Run Like Wolves (Feat. Fernando Damas)
The Spiral Surge version of a song Jay Dyall first performed with his band in the late 80s. I could describe it, but different listeners interpret its meaning differently, so I'll wait for your thoughts.
Kaleidoscope Sky Kaleidoscope Sky
A pop/punk rock love song that took 16 years to finally be recorded! Performed by The Spiral Surge with lead vocals by Jere LaRosa.
Life (Stop The World, Set Me Free)w/Fernando Damas Life (Stop The World, Set Me Free)w/Fernando Damas
A much better version remake of the sad 2009 TJDP song, as superbly performed by Fernando Damas & The Spiral Surge. The song is about despair, loneliness & frustration of not having someone in your life.
Fire and Ice Fire and Ice
A blues rock song about being in a "Complicated" relationship, wondering if you should hold on or let it go.
Brother Can You Hear Me (Baby G) Brother Can You Hear Me (Baby G)
A Tribute Song to Guillermo Mercado, affectionately known as Baby (or Baby G). He was a man who was like a brother to many of his friends, and who passed away way too soon. May he Sleep In Peace.
Take Me As I Am (with Jayson Dyall) Take Me As I Am (with Jayson Dyall)
An upbeat song of a man telling his paramour to accept him as he is and not try to change him into someone he's not. Performed by The Spiral Surge with Jayson Dyall
A Simple Love Song A Simple Love Song
A love song so simple even a caveman can sing it! LOL. This is just a simple message to a loved one. Goes from one voice to a three-part harmony.
