M2H2 (Mountain Music Happy Hour)

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M2H2 is a Value 4 Value music show where we automatically switch to the artists' wallet when playing their songs. Unless otherwise noted, 95% of all value sent during a time-split in a modern podcast app, or thought the Split Kit page, will be sent directly to the artist(s) of the song being played.

Welcome to the fourth episode of M2H2, the Mountain Music Half Hour, recorded at Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia. I'm your host, Randy Black, and today we have an exciting lineup of music that you can enjoy while supporting the artists directly through modern podcast apps. These apps allow you to stream sats to the artists as each song plays or send them a boost with a note of encouragement.

In this episode, we kick off with "I Remember the Days" by Richard Greaser, a nostalgic tune reflecting on simpler times. Following that, we have "Vote for Love" by Cole Hanson, a powerful song urging unity and love over division. Ryan Fonda's "A Sight to See" and Jim Costello's "Weigh Me Down" continue the musical journey with their unique sounds and messages.

Corey Keller brings us "My Aim is Never Exact," a song that delves into the imperfections of life, while Ainsley Costello's "Love Letter" offers a heartfelt message of strength and self-love. We conclude with two songs by Ben Doerfel, "Pulls Me Up" and "What a Friend," which explore themes of faith and friendship.

Thank you for tuning in to M2H2. Remember to use a modern podcast app to support these talented artists. If you need one, visit podcastapps.com to find an app that supports value and time splits.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00) Introduction

(00:49) 1000 sats from @kidscallmeray

(00:56) I Remember The Days by Richard Greaser

(04:00) Vote For Love by Cole Hansen

(08:39) A Sight To See Remix by Ryan Fonda

(11:48) Weigh Me Down by Jim Costello

(15:29) My Aim Is Never Exact by Corey Keller

(19:54) Love Letter by Ainsley Costello

(24:38) Pulls Me Up by Ben Doerfel

(27:29) What A Friend by Ben Doerfel

(32:27) Show Closing

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Welcome to m two h two, the mountain music half hour. A value for value music show from Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia.   Here is your host, Randy Black.  

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Welcome to episode number 4, July 6,   2024.   Remember to make sure you're listening in a modern podcast app so you can stream sats to the artist as each song plays or be able to send them a boost to show them support with sats and a note of encouragement.   Today, we're gonna hear vote for love by Cole Hanson, a sight to see by Ryan Fonda, weigh me down by Jim Costello,   my aim is never exact by Corey Keller, love letter by Ainsley Costello, and then end with 2 songs by Ben Gorfer pulls me up and what a friend. The first, we're gonna start with, I remember the days   by Richard Greaser.  



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I remember the days   when times weren't tough.   A dollar could buy you   more than enough.   A simple pleasure   in a faster   line.   McDonald's   dollar menu,  

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oh how you are mine.  

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A cheeseburger   How can I   the yield   in a world that's forgotten   the stories   you told?  

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Oh, Dawn, then you're ready to go. In a world that's changing, you're the one thing I know.   This land is on fire.   We the People need more.   Oligarchs   stand back and stand by   to watch it all burn.   Their silence is telling.   They pour gas on the fire.   Bodies keep piling.   COVID funeral   pliers.   Put it out, put it out,   extinguish the flames,   release all of your doubt,   a world you can change.   It hurts to breathe now,   where once stood our home,   the river's all oily and bloody,   birds and trees are all gone.   Let's talk about   black lives.  

They say all lives matter,   when it comes time to prove it.   You know those liars look away, they hide, they get up.   One for love over love,   extinguish the hate,   Release all of your doubt.   The world you can't change.   There's a giant steel   wall now, between the north and the south,   they've got babies in cages,   while they figure things out.   Life isn't that simple.   Yellow,   brown, black, or white,   they see thugs and criminals.   I see   innocent people just try to survive.   Boost.  

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Can experience this  

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rotation.  

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As I walk   through the grass,   travel these roads,   and the seas   may be I'm not alone,   and we're all waiting   to see   what the next thing's gonna be  

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placed in front of me.   Oh, I'm traveling.   It's  

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Boost.  

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Run to  

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the time   before you leave my life  

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and live behind my back.   Promise  

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me when you leave this bank   that you'll never tell  

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Boost.  

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Cold,   cold day.  

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My breath wouldn't lie to me.  

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This  

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cold in this   city.  

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It's so cold   without   you here.  

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Boost.   Beautiful   girl,   why are you so   afraid?   Beautiful   girl,   all of your fears make you brave.   Why do you think   that there's something wrong with you?   Why don't you know   that every   one goes through   it too?   You had to learn   to fight in the middle   of  

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a war.  

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More than you do.   You need to learn   you're not always   pulling   through.   You don't have to do anything   till you're   ready   to.   But until then,   you know you need it, so here's my   love letter   to you.   Beautiful   girl,   you're stronger than you   know.   Beautiful girl,   you have it in writing. He's me saying I sold you so.   Why do you think   that this   will last forever?   Why don't you know   it's changing you for   the   better?   You   Beautiful girl,   know all these things to be true.   Beautiful   girl,   give yourself   more   credit   on what you fought through.   Boost.  

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I want to bless your name   when everything   seems great   and I'm feeling full of things,   But you know just what I need   to be brought to my knees   and show me where I'm   fakin'.   Cancer   was the storm.   It showed me how weak my faith is. It didn't take much to   break it.   Everyday,   but you're taking   all my failures.   You're making them a reminder   of how I need a savior.   That's where I meet the Jesus.  

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You   so.  

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He loves you so.   He's never gonna let you go.   He loves   In the valley,   in the shadow of death,   you were with me.   You never left   in the darkness.   There's no dark side to you.   In the heartbreak,   safe here with you.   Oh, what a friend I found.   Oh, what a friend I found in Jesus.   In Jesus.   Oh, what a friend I found.   Oh, what a friend I found in Jesus.   With   mercies again.   Hallelujah.   My peace comes   from you.  

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Hallelujah.  

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My peace comes from you.   My peace comes from you.  

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Thank you for listening to this episode of M2H2, the mountain music half hour. Remember, if you're not listening in a modern podcast app, please do so so you can stream sats to the artist   and be able to send them a boost with support and some sats with a note of encouragement. If you need a modern podcast app, head over to podcastapps.com   and look for one that supports value   and time splits.  

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This podcast was produced by Johns Creek Studios, a full service podcast production planning and management provider based in Milton, West Virginia.   To learn more, head over to johns creekstudios.com.   Johns Creek Studios,   where podcast dreams come to life.