i love you
I can't help you
you can't run to me anymore
you need to help you
you got to find someone else to lean on
you have your problems
I have them too...
07/30/26 10:52:54PM @the-hollowed:
Rich, This song drifts in with a mellow, early‑70s experimental vibe — calm, open, and quietly honest. Its free‑flowing structure and gentle arrangement give the lyric room to breathe, letting those themes of self‑reliance, love, and human limits shine through. A soft, thoughtful piece with real heart. I really like this vocal and the approach to your writing.
07/09/26 04:25:58PM @cooter:
Way cool, Brother Chef Rich. It's kind difficult to tap my foot to, but that is one of its endearing qualities, to me at least. It unfolds in its own time. There's a mysterious quality to it which is magnetic. Love it, Brother Chef Rich.
Richie Lodato- playing from a gut response ever since I could communicate. Daddy got drunk and played guitar for me.
At 15 I leaned to play. At 19 I moved...
Richie Lodato- playing from a gut response ever since I could communicate. Daddy got drunk and played guitar for me.
At 15 I leaned to play. At 19 I moved to San Fran cis co in 1974 . A couple of years later I purchased my first recording studio and installed it in a fainting closet at the end of a nice long Victorian railroad flat. ~ 1970's in S.F. with a project studio! Those were the daze..
Rich, This song drifts in with a mellow, early‑70s experimental vibe — calm, open, and quietly honest. Its free‑flowing structure and gentle arrangement give the lyric room to breathe, letting those themes of self‑reliance, love, and human limits shine through. A soft, thoughtful piece with real heart. I really like this vocal and the approach to your writing.
Way cool, Brother Chef Rich. It's kind difficult to tap my foot to, but that is one of its endearing qualities, to me at least. It unfolds in its own time. There's a mysterious quality to it which is magnetic. Love it, Brother Chef Rich.