The new single from the Living Room Floor Band. I wrote this song about 40 years ago during the conflict in Beirut, Lebanon. I had to change the one line that referred to it and that said Vietnam was 20 years ago. I was in a very elevated state at the time and was thinking about John Lennon when it came to me. It felt like I was maybe channeling him. Maybe that's just wishful thinking but it's definitely something I think he might have said.
The latest full-length album by the Living Room Floor Band. This project captures the authentic, raw sound of the sessions tracked in our home environment, exactly as we intended it to be heard.
The video "Darwin" has received over 30,500 YouTube views.
This track has evolved through our production sessions, showcasing the Squires Boys' collaborative effort and reaching a wide audience on YouTube.
A studio master performance by Count Ridicula, the character obsessed with vampire lore. This track highlights the theatrical side of our recording projects.
Musicians
Larry Paxton - Bass | Lonnie Wilson - Drums | Kenny Greenberg - Guitar
Bobby Terry - Guitars, Steel Guitar | Mike Rojas - Piano, Keyboards
Lead Vocal - Raleigh Squires | Produced by Raleigh Squires & Buddy Cannon
LYRICS: CHANGE YOUR THINKING
Change your thinking / Change your life
Pay attention to what goes on inside your mind
You have total control over where your thoughts go
Change your thinking / Change your life
Turn your sad thoughts upside down
That's how you turn yourself around
Say goodbye to sorrow, misery, and strife
Change your thinking / Change your life
We possess the power of creation
In more ways than the one we know
Thoughts are seeds of life on a higher level
Be mindful of the kind of seeds you sow
I wrote this song when my daughter was going through some drug and alcohol addiction issues... It is a positive spiritual message that should be heard by everyone at least once a day.
Nashville songwriter Raleigh Squires releases country self-help digital single
Co-produced with Buddy Cannon, this country/rock "self-help" record aim to deliver a positive message to those struggling with mental health or addiction issues.