Album Notes

Tim Brewer's "The Words Would Stay the Same" is the culmination of many years of writing songs about the ups and downs of love, life, and the pursuit of... sanity. Singer/Songwriter Tim Brewer's home studio is nestled away in the heart of upstate New York's "Finger Lakes Region" tucked between Lakes Seneca and Keuka. The area is rich in history and a scenic wonderland which has lent great influence to his song writing. Tim is a self-taught musician, who plays guitar and piano primarily, but has been known to cozy up to a drum set from time to time and he will give almost any instrument a try. After some moderate success on the local level life took its toll on Tim's "music career" early on, with family and work moving to the forefront. Tim's love for music never diminished however, so, to this end his focus became the desire for a home studio where he could quell his creative needs and still provide for the needs of his family and friends. Around April 1st of 2001, "Musicman Studios" was born, so to speak, and Tim began to realize his dreams. Since he started playing guitar Tim had wanted to be able to take one of his "raw" songs (him playing guitar and singing) and make it into a "finished" song complete with bass lines, drums and anything else it sounded like the song needed. Over the last 4 years Tim has begun to accumulate various pieces of equipment and instruments and now has a fairly complete studio and has begun moving some of his many original songs into the recording/production phase. The album "The Words Would Stay The Same" is the first CD from Musicman Studios to be released at a national level. Of the CD Tim Says... "The songs in this collection have taken many years to develop into what they have become today. I like a lot of music styles and you'll see that reflected in this CD." All songs on "The Words Would Stay The Same" were written and preformed by (all instruments and vocals) and produced by and are the sole property of Tim Brewer. Recorded 2004 @ Musicman Studios using n-Track Studio 4.1.5 Dreams Remember how you felt after a break-up with someone you really cared about? How you thought you'd be alone forever? "Dreams" was written many years ago after a break-up. Confusion Blues You've just met her and she's swept you off your feet, but, you know your lives are miles apart and it would never work...and still you hope. Baby, Baby Sometimes she sets your very soul on fire...enough said. Turn the tables You did all you could to help save her from herself, but she needs a power greater than you can give. Rain This was written for my "best friend I never met", a web-master I met through his "Dan Fogelberg" fan forum, after a break-up that hurt him deeply. Tell me A song about how she can always make me feel better. Remember Forever When you screw up, you have to say I'm sorry. My Dyin' Day You've discovered she's "The One". The Best Thing You tell her she's "The One". The Right One A song about how unexpectedly it can happen. The Moonlit Sand This song is about when your first night together turns into a lifetime of love. One Small Thread After writing a hundred love songs, you meet her and realize why you wrote them.