What I Hear
I'm not asking you anything, I'm gonna tell you something.

Your song deep blue is amazing, it's people like you that need to be famous. Good luck in your journey!

Thanks, man. I really appreciate it! If you wanna listen to a few more songs of mine, I have a fan page on Facebook that have a few more originals. I really do appreciate the support man. Take it easy, man.

Andrew

No verse of the day today. Instead a video of a song a wrote a little while ago called “Young Guns”. Hope you like it!

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Hey everyone, no verse of the week this week because I have a recording for a dummy track for one of my songs! It’s called Answers. It’s about growing up and how you can’t please everybody even though you try. It’s called Answers because there is no answer to how you can please everyone because you can’t. Hope you like! Until next week!

Verse of the Week 3/28/11

As promised, another Monday, another verse! This is from a song I’m writing right now called “The Come Down.” It’s about how a new girl can be a drug to you, but once the novelty wears off, you start to come down from the high and realize some “faults” or “imperfections” to the drug, but don’t worry, it has a happy ending! The character in the song realizes that her imperfections make her perfect. Yes, cheesy, I know, but I’m a sucker for happy endings. Anyways, here’s the first verse, still a work in progress, so be gentle.

“THE COME DOWN”

Don’t go too fast, my eyes can’t adjust.

My head is still spinning from the rush

Of your heart striking mine with lightning, rolling white

You charged me up when my hope was dry.

Oh, baby love, what have you done to me?

That’s it! More next week! If you want to see, the full song of the verse from last week I put it up on my YouTube Channel. 

www.youtube.com/user/acabigaomusic

Thanks, for stopping by! 

-Andrew

Verse of the Week 3/21/11

Hey everyone, so I’m starting this new thing I thought would be interesting. I, for the most part, write everyday: verses or choruses of a song, sometimes poems, sometimes just stories. I figured it would be cool for you guys to see the way that I write and think when it comes to music and art and all that good stuff and critique it if you want or just stop by to see. So for this week, I finished a song called “Deep Blue” about this man I met in Nashville. Hope you like it. This is the 2nd verse of the song:

A white faded circle is all you left to me.

My finger’s getting cold without that wedding ring.

I should have know by the fin sifting round and round

That you’re blood’s so sweet it must have been from Eden’s grounds. 

Hope you enjoy!

-Andrew

The Story Behind “Lacey”

“Lacey” is one of my favorite songs to play. It always brings me back to that night when I met her. I had been out of town on a trip, and, as soon as I landed back home, one of my good friends had texted me while I was in the air saying that there was an informal high school reunion that night, and by “informal high school reunion” I mean me and 40+ of my fellow high school graduates crashing my brother’s bar for a night of tomfoolery. So I get home and get dressed and head over there by 7:30. I pick the table with 15 or so already drunk guys (I went to an all-guys school) and ordered the burger and a Fat Tire. By about 9, everyone had gotten sufficiently toasted, and that’s when she walked in…

Actually, let me back track a little. One of my better friends, we’ll call him John, has a sister that is one year younger than us, and she is literally one of the most drop-dead, gorgeous girls you will ever see. The bad thing was that she knew it. A lot of the guys gave him a hard time by bringing up his sister in the thousands of dirty jokes that went on everyday at an all-guys school. Anyways, also for anonymity’s sake, we’ll call his sister Suzy. So around 9 John and his sister, Suzy, walk in, and per usual she lit up the room as the tables of what is by now 30 guys were staring, but for the first time it seems they weren’t staring at Suzy. She had made the mistake to bring her roommate from college, Lacey. I remember the first time I saw her so vividly. She had this unbelievable silky blonde hair that fell an inch or two past her shoulders. She had these mysterious deep blue eyes. The kind of eyes that could make you melt. She was wearing this sexy, but elegant white dress with some goldish looking belt. Yes, I know “goldish” is not a vivid image, but I’m a guy. I can’t remember everything. But, you know, I’ve never had that moment like in the movies when someone walks in then all of a sudden the background goes black, and all you see is that person in the most seductive look possible with her hair blowing in the wind. I don’t even think that exists, but I have to say that if it did this was the closest I’ve ever come to it.

So I, driven by my liquid courage, “smoothly” approach Suzy, in hopes, she’s going to introduce me to the blue-eyed vixen. Luckily, society has made it imperative to introduce friends to the people you’re with, so just as I had intended introductions were made. I was fortunate enough to end up buying Lacey her first drink: a glass of Chardonnay. Since she had picked a classy white wine to drink, I thought I would match her elegance with… Crown Royal on the rocks. Yeah, I don’t know what I was thinking. Anyways, the rest of our night at the bar consisted of pretty much everything between conversations of philosophy and Rugrats (Yes, the old-school Nickelodeon cartoon) mixed in with some “covert” flirting. Simply put, we had a wonderful evening together. She didn’t end up staying in my life for very long, but there’s no way I’ll ever forget my Lacey.

Andrew Cabigao - Lacey
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“Lacey” by Andrew Cabigao

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