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Jay Wilson  (Experimental) Moved to Winchester when I was thirty-five. Ba bala ba balabalaba! (0 Downloads) (2079 Views) Ave. 0 from 0 votes 6 Comments) A Year After Leaving Them (Pop) Track Comments Well maybe two by now. Don't think that romantic relationships are the only ones that can end in tears, this song is about what happened after leaving a church that I'd been in for over sixteen years. Spiritually, I'm still recovering - I hope! Now for the music: I found the melody evolved while singing it at a higher pitch; yes, I'm still learning about faders; and there is no 'da dada ...' or 'ba-bala...' etc so fan(s) will have to wait. Select a rating 10 (Best) 9 8 7 6 5 (Average) 4 3 2 1 (Worst) More from Jay Wilson The learned, the gifted   (Ave. Rating 8 from 1 vote) We're not fences   (Ave. Rating 9 from 3 votes) Talking on the Top Deck   (Ave. Rating 10 from 1 vote) Turn To James   (Ave. Rating 8 from 2 votes) Born 70   (Ave. Rating 8 from 7 votes)   Visit the artist site    Email the artist    Artist Photo Gallery    Artist News Full-time dad with history of making music with whoever is willing to give it a go, or unable to say "No" quickly enough. <> Sometimes it just ends up back with me and the computer. Born 70, lyrics in the jpg, left, was finished before my birthday in 2004, and my first go at computer music. <> Have you noticed this site has got quite busy since the start of 2004? Well done everyone! Moving on from the awfully deep 'We're not fences', posted in Feb 05, I've put up two collaborations. Some critics have been exploring the English language to describe these songs, and finding some surprising omissions, and some critics have decided that I just don't get it. <> I didn't try some singing as I predicted. I think that I'll try some singing lessons first. And maybe try a condenser. I guess the song reserved for the first track on 'I have now found the first true voice of my soul' has been put back. <> I'm hoping to next finish off 'A year after leaving them', a song about leaving what I once believed was The One True Church (!) and then I think I'll have a go at a catchy protest song, with lyrics like "I'll get busy with my air-sitar/ Tra-la-la, tra-la-la" <> Hmm. Any musicians in Winchester? Adam? Jay Wilson Recommends 9 hours behind   bob tink   Brian Sundholm   Bruno Costa   chris millington   Craig Turner   CrOckMisTer   Dave Rave   Delasonica   Destroy Cowboy   DFJ   Disdain   Drainage   Enter Eden 1   Gaz   GreyBrow   Insout   Jay H   Jeepster   Jenny Beck   JHADE   KeepSpace   Los Guys   Mad the Swine   moose_factor   My Rocket 88   Nico   oozish   Reno Productions   Ricky Kendall   Rip or Flip   Rob Jones and Rob White   Ruth Fortey   Serenity   SlimGirlFat   Slippy-T   Sneaky   Spyda   Stephen Todd   Steve Wilson   Sugarstick   Tenderhooks    The Coviets   The Delivery System   The Foreboding   Torchomatic    ToXiC WaStE   Tubbi   Vikash Poye   Wake Up. Report.   WaVeS   Youth_UK   As Recommended By Gaz   GreyBrow   moose_factor   Nico   Rip or Flip   Jay Wilson Lists the following Influences   What I've heard on the radio and moose_factor's Nancy Sinatra tribute.