A song sung from the perspective of someone who has had a stroke and is incapacitated in some way.Artwork by Robert Steven Connett. Any unauthorised use is prohibited and would be considered unkind and foolish. lyricsSometimes I feel like I'm a demon,With nothing left inside my soul,All that I ever do is cry,All that i ever do is give you lots of reasons to hate me,And give you lots of reasons to kill me,So I don't expect no loving,No dirty loving at all,So stop me when I start descending,Into the depths of my home.I know I'll never find my freedom,As long as I'm between these walls,So stop me when I start pretending,Or I will die in my home,In my home,In my home,In my home.creditsfrom Birth & Death, released January 9, 2015Jay Stansfield - everything you can hearlicenseall rights reserved-------Birth & Death was an experimental exploration into improvised recording and songwriting, fuelled by red wine, one microphone and emotional events from people I knew. The most exciting part of it all, was when Robert Steven Connett, one of my Dad and mine's favourite artists, agreed to let me use his artwork for the release. People seem to enjoy the music I create, I know I do.Also available in 12" Vinyl format here: https://elasticstage.com/jaystansfield/releases/birth-death-album"Jay Stansfield is an amazing British singer-songwriter. Between his lyricism and composition, its hard not to love anything that he turns out. His music has a way with carrying emotion in its most poignant form. Whether its your first or fifth time listening to Jays music, you're in for a treat. He also heads a band called ALL HAIL HYENA! Its an amazing band to rock out to on a Friday or Saturday night. --Rose Smith, Blog Editor @ TwentyTwoTwentyEight.comUndoubtedly one of the UKs most underrated songwriters, Jay Stansfield has been at the forefront of several critically acclaimed acts over the years. - Louder Than War