and this time it was kind of spontaneous she called me two days ago as like a can you play and like all right i'm actually more of a songwriter than a performer but you know done some things and but i figured you know i have all these songs and you know i really play the there and i guess as i get started since this is the first time in years that i've performed i want to dedicate this to my mother because she's the one who actually instilled this whole music thing in me in the first place and actually she passed away a couple years ago and this is her guitar so i figured i'll bring her with me as much as possible to like a close relative that you live with you're like ready to explode if they see the tiny little thing but then when you're like regular you know people who aren't so close to you for some reasons like every is awesome even if they say the same thing so you know there's something there's a little time bomb thing there with the people that you're closer to is little backwards but that's how it is you know especially nowadays so that's where the song came from  good times yeah all oh how fills me up inside don't want to starve my soul i'm addicted to dreaming of where i want to me and i i can not restrain myself it's building over whelmed it's burning deep inside of me i'm addicted to being f ok so this one is called they churn and it actually has to do with hypocrisy you know and people yeah exactly so a lot of people might be able to relate to saturday of every month well let us do a little bit of talking about robert george and he's robert known to everyone but his mother and the social security administration as robbie is a scholar a teacher a public intellectual and in the interest if he's a banjo picker a guitarist and a folk singer so tonight to honor the late leonard cohen he will be performing two songs from cohen's early period and two from his middle period and no no no not the alu yes so come on down robert george or as we say robbie and we'll get you all set up here a cafe i you must be the very thing that you cannot control was watching them on so that's how that one came about the next one i'm going to do is from cohen's third album it's called you know who i am there's a lot of controversy about what this song is about then and then thirdly there's a very disturbing reference in the song there's a line that says i need you to kill the child and that has been thought to mean that would be referring to the sacrifice of isaac by by abraham but it's not about god and it's not about any of that it's about romance and it's about the boy and girl fall in love and i need you to kill the child is a reference to the old concept that in every man until a mature woman straightens him up makes him grow up there's a child and the job of the wife is to kill the child  i cannot follow you thank you the next one i want to play for you is cohen's famous blue raincoat no one knows what this song is about cohen claimed that he knew what the song was about but he forgot what we do know is that it seems to be about a love triangle and we can infer that it was written sometime in that roughly six minute period when cohen had a flirtation with science college there's a reference to a concept from scientology going clear so that's what that's what that's about that's one of my favorites too that one of course was in the form of a letter the last one i want to do for you is in the form of a dialogue a conversation and it's a conversation between joan of arc and the fire well i'm glad to hear you talk this way i've watched you writing every day and something in me  said he's not you know is a guy who will leave his mark on our collective music history his latest offering the desktop is comprised of ted exciting and it timidly compose songs running the gamut from when it comes to musical styles and sounds from rock based compositions to alternative sounds in spins on folk and down home blues he and his crew we've been extremely addictive tapestry of musical w great play to play listening room without drunks falling down in front of you you know people shouting out covers that you just can't play it's not going to happen you know  so this one's not called which is ok so like i said i'm not a political songwriter but i do you know i get moved by images you know things like that and you know refugees coming over from syria and i kind of thinking of people taking their families you know and i mean i have my own family thinking about that kind of thing and you know trying to keep them safe and  genres they craft their sound by combining each member's different influences together they stay classy but always go hard this past fall in two thousand and sixteen they released their debut  floating world and they've got a facebook site at facebook dot com broken by chance and jay and broken by chance and jay bandcamp releases very good and all right all right we're not really doing this