Howard Aronson

I would like to introduce Howard Aronson. Howard is a "lover' of music and the lyrics that define a song. He has been writing since he was 8,. First with short stories in grade school, and then jokes as a Stand Up Comedian in the 80's. Howard is one of the most creative, and funny guys I have ever met.

Howard listens to a wide range of music, like Pearl Jam, The White Buffalo, Echo and The Bunneymen, Roxy Music, The Furs, Johnny Cash, and more. He is a fan of Rock, Blues, Progressive, New Wave, some punk, classical, jazz and country music.

Howard's lyrics are raw, real, deep, and razor sharp. They are stories, and ballads about himself and his battle with Addiction and Mental Illness. They are about his girlfriend's, his family, and upbringing, his friends, places he has been, and the experiences he has had in the past to present day. Some lyrics are about fictional characters as well.

Howard sees his lyrics being used for many different genres of music. All I will say is Howard is a "diamond in the rough", and could be someones Bernie Taupin. The possibilities are endless for him, and any singer/songwriter or band that wants to tap into his super creative, impactful, and emotional lyrics/mind. He will bring you to great highs, and depressing lows, that cut right to the bone.

 

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This lyric is about what your life is like when you're using drugs, it's bleak. It's amazing that I wrote this lyric while I'm sober, because it reminds me so much of being high. You know I know that I'm a smart guy, but I don't know where it all went wrong and how my life became such a living hell. I really needed to find answers, and I found them in a higher power or in other words God, I find them in my meetings, I find them in meetings with my therapist, and I find them when I just have discussions with myself. It's really important to be introspective. Today my life is not bleak, it's full of happiness and joy.
This lyric is about to cry for help. I'm calling out for God to help me again. I'm hoping that he hasn't given up on me, but he doesn't hate me by now. I've asked for help so many times, and he's never let me down, but will this be the time he doesn't answer my call. I think God will always be there for you if you ask him, but he'll also only give you so much rope to hang yourself. Once he helps you it's up to you to stay on the right track.
This lyric is written about a saying that my grandfather used to tell me. It's called money money. He used to say money money shit to the dummy, which pretty much meant don't waste it don't be a fool with it. Throughout my life I've never been too good at saving money even when I've been sober. Needless to say when I was using drugs and alcohol there was no such thing as saving money for a rainy day. I didn't save anything except money to get high. I might have paid some of my bills, but a lot of times I didn't. But what is money? It's an inanimate object, it's just paper that's printed out by a machine. Yeah without it the world doesn't work. Money is needed for just about everything that you can think of. And it's really a shame what money is done the people of the world. So few have enough, and the ones that do never have enough. Money is the root of all evil.
This lyric is called life, it's basically talking about how we really don't appreciate what life encompasses. Most of us take it for granted, and then when it's too late then your time is almost up, you wish you had more time to do the things you wanted to do. We only get one life that I know of, even though I do believe in life after death, and that may be something I write about in another lyric, but nonetheless that's the way it is. There's so many things that I've done in my life that I wish I could take back but I can't. There's so many times when I thought I'd have another chance and I did it. Today, life is very precious to me, and I enjoy every moment of it no matter what my struggles might be. There's always going to be happiness and there's always going to be sadness it's always going to be easy street and there's always going to be struggle Street. Make the best of it.
Cleric is about how I felt when I was doing drugs. I felt like there was no one that I could talk to, and even if the room was full of people I felt all alone. It didn't it never mattered how loud I screamed, or cried, or laughed, or moaned, it never mattered cuz nobody was there even if there was somebody there I was alone in my own body, I had no heart had no soul I was just a blob of flesh existing in each moment as a drug addict. It's the worst feeling I've ever had in my life, and I'll never go there again.