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Hey Andrew, I’d love to hear your take on some Sinatra…

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a song about a war between taco’s and burrito’s. it sounds like the song “Distance” from Cake.

The very first verse without a tune you say “yes this war, was fought in a trench, yet there were no Germans and there were no French. then it goes “Triggers were pulled taco’s fell to the floor, yet both armies,raged for MORE WAR” chorus. after the chorus the whole taco army dies except for one taco because of a artillery bombardment. after that it goes, “a whole army was down, except for one man. Bravely he said, “my name is Sam.”chorus. “he pulled out a Mini-gun, and squeezed on the trigger many burrito lives were lost that day, the taco army got bigger. chorus and instead of doing the next line, in a wierd tune strumming random notes on the guitar you sing in a bad voice “and then everyone was happy and like taco’s were winners and um… everyone ate salad with bear claws… but not like … um REAL bear claws more like just… those salad grippers. and everyone lived happily ever after… the end!

I was thinking that the song should just be two minutes in total and at the end you just randomly strum the guitar and tell how the war ended in some random way that doesn’t make any sense…

I really enjoyed Summertime, and I’d like to hear your take on Autumn Leaves.

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This one is a birthday present for my mom. One of the things we share is the fact that we both love the movie “An American Tail” and the song “Somewhere Out There” is the song she used to sing to me when I was sick. She LOVES Jazz. Coltrane, Miles Davis, that long winding, meandering aspect of it. I would love it if you took that amazing Andrew Ingenuity or “Angenuity” and made the song (instrumental) the way Miles Davis and John Coltrane would have covered it. It can have a jazzy bridge that isn’t part of the original song, but make sure, melody wise, the entire song is there.

By popular demand, I’m covering this song.