Peter Hazen

This is an old song.I used to play this at live shows in Portland a lot, with my old band, Houseboat.Also at campfires around the country.I'm pretty sure it describes being stuck in some kind of co-dependent possibly abusive relationship, with some addiction and other debauchery involved.It's catchy, fun to sing and fun to play.Join me by the fire.

The opening vignette from my first book of short stories, #LovingTheAlien.Would you spend the night in a haunted house?What if I gave you twenty bucks, then would you?

I had an empty house in limerick to myself for a night. The snow fell and the fire crackled.I mellowly crooned to myself, cleverly hitting 'Record' first!Join me by the fire.

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Brand new song! Personally, I feel like my songwriting is blossoming.What do you think? Let me know!List Of Things To Look Forward To:-Spring-Studio version of this song

A live version of an old favorite with some old friends from my band, Houseboat. I used to get requests for this one a lot. Not real positive, but... pretty catchy!

Who doesn't want to hear a silly love song once in a while?"An Al Green Song." That's the title of the song. This is not a song written by Al Green. I wrote it.Anyone ever notice that if you put "Al Green" between a W and an S, you get "Walgreens"? Weird!

A nice mellow song for a winter day, a foggy day, a rainy day, or anytime you feel nostalgiac or melancholy. A good sub-theme for when The Outyard wants to bring it down a notch.Originally released in 2010 by Peter Hazen on "Wasteland Salvage Co."Listen to the album here:https://peterhazen.bandcamp.com/album/wasteland-salvage-co