The humping squirrels one is currently out of stock. I sent it too all the radio stations, college, public, commercial, etc. But no royalties yet. I don't think anyone's playing them. I joined BMI to get royalties but nobody plays it so I can't get royalties. I don't have time to make any more copies. My next CD is called 'squirrels LXVIII' and it has a picture of a squirrel eating on the cover, sitting near some potted plants. It wuz taken in my neighbor's yard last spring but i only decided that it would be the copy of 'squirrels LXVIII' recently after I had a change of mood as the winter months set in and my perspective changed. Before that i was pretty sure that the cover was going to be of a squirrel (slightly out of focus) clinging to a pine tree out in Kingwood that I took while on a drive last fall. My sister was also in favor of the last minute change, and she often has a major say in things like the order of songs, the production methods, and the choice of different sub-species of squirrels that the songs on any particular album will focus on; i.e., either the genera Sciurus or Tamiasciurus *the latter of which I then choose either the subgenera Tamiasciurus Douglasi or T. hudsonicus.
I write songs about squirrels
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Definately not normal.
Where can i buy your CDs? i want one!
i really want the humping squirrels one.
pls tell me.
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The humping squirrels one is currently out of stock. I sent it too all the radio stations, college, public, commercial, etc. But no royalties yet. I don't think anyone's playing them. I joined BMI to get royalties but nobody plays it so I can't get royalties. I don't have time to make any more copies. My next CD is called 'squirrels LXVIII' and it has a picture of a squirrel eating on the cover, sitting near some potted plants. It wuz taken in my neighbor's yard last spring but i only decided that it would be the copy of 'squirrels LXVIII' recently after I had a change of mood as the winter months set in and my perspective changed. Before that i was pretty sure that the cover was going to be of a squirrel (slightly out of focus) clinging to a pine tree out in Kingwood that I took while on a drive last fall. My sister was also in favor of the last minute change, and she often has a major say in things like the order of songs, the production methods, and the choice of different sub-species of squirrels that the songs on any particular album will focus on; i.e., either the genera Sciurus or Tamiasciurus *the latter of which I then choose either the subgenera Tamiasciurus Douglasi or T. hudsonicus.