Songwriter - Jason Gaylor - Springfield, MO 16 - Song - It Wouldn't Make Sense

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It Wouldn't Make Sense BY: Jason Gaylor

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Performed in Springfield, MO at Songpull 16

About the Song

Jason says that this is just kind of a fun song that was inspired by a Willie Nelson song called Crazy. And no, not the one you're thinking of... Willie has another song besides the one that Patsy Cline made famous, called Crazy. Jason later notes that this song has an Irish sound, but he didn't mean for it to. Now, we all just try to sing it with Irish accents... which is funny...arrrghhh! Irish. Pirates. What's the difference?

About the Songwriter

I have been a songwriter for about twelve years. During that time I developed my graphic design skills making posters, CD packaging, and other propaganda for my own band and other various freelance clients. After various odd jobs through the years including a car wash, TGI Fridays, a music store, telemarketing, Hotels.com, and a gas station clerk, I’m now an owner of a 10 person design firm, Departika, in Springfield, Missouri, where I’m the Creative Director for Interactive Design. I’m also the owner of Designfruit.com—-a site primarily devoted to photoshop brushes and other resources for designers. I started writing songs at about 17 years of age. I formed a band (Fern), dropped out of college, and hit the road. Fern released three albums and I have thirty or so unreleased songs as a solo artist. My biggest claim to fame is a tour with the Goo Goo Dolls during the seven years of Fern’s existence.

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