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I write custom songs. That's right songs written just for you or someone you might want to give a gift. The most common reason I write custom songs...weddings.

A gift that lasts a lifetime. Think about how great you are going to make your love ones feel when they find out they have their own song, theirs, no one else.

What comes. Well custom songs come with but are not limited to...I write the song, have a professional recording made, professional mastering, give you mp3 copies, cd copies, you can give these to your guests, and a plaque with the lyrics to the songs and a nice record on it, like the kind you might see hanging on a record producer's wall.

This service is not limited to weddings. You might one written for your company, or maybe you are a public speaker. How cool would it be to play your own tune at every company event, or every time you had a speaking engagement.

I also Dj Wedding so you could have your own song, sung by me at the wedding and I could dj the the reception.

Need a speaker for your corporate event. Well how about a motivational speaker that plays song?

Music educators, I teach students about music, and the music biz. How to make money doing what you love. I can easily gear to needs.

words and music @ Alex muddy Smith all rights reserved.

If you want to use this tune in any of it's form, please contact me.

I Still Feel Your Heartbeat

Here's story of how this tune came about.

I Still Feel Your Heartbeat.

I was listening to a jazz banjo piece by one great banjo pickers Alison Brown. You can look her up if interested, she is an awesome entertainer and banjo picker. I really liked the chord changes she was using for an instrument piece so I picked them up and out of that I created my own melody and then started to write the words.

Sometimes I get so caught up in the process that I can't remember how the words came about. They are fiction, any similarity to persons live or dead is just a coincidence. I pretty sure most of us have had an experience like the person in the song at one time or another.

I Still Feel Your Heartbeat

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