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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Go (Howard Aronson)

This is about a relationship that I wanted to end for a long time but couldn't. Finally she did it for me, and I felt so relieved. I basically just said there's the door and see you later. But I also wanted to end it on a positive note, so I tried to say a final goodbye and is tactful manner as I could.

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Running from time (Howard Aronson)

This lyric really symbolizes a lot of my life. I was constantly running and running and running, hoping things wouldn't catch up with me. Basically I was running from time, and you can't run from time because it's always with you. Sooner or later everything evens out, in the past becomes the present. You can't let go of the past until you rectify it. It affects everything in your life when you try to run from things, but at the time you think it's the right thing to do. I realize now how I was just a scared person running from myself.

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Famous (Howard Aronson)

This is a lyric about a relationship with a potential star, who becomes one. As the relationship goes along and the person becomes a bigger star they leave, and when they return there's always less of them that comes back. The person who isn't the star knows that the days are numbered and they will leave one day for good. The only good thing about it was that person got famous from the other. Famous for being the other one in the relationship. Even though they should have known better to get involved and stay in the relationship, they did.

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Ole Mr Sundown (Howard Aronson)

This is a fictional lyric about an outlaw in the wild West. Mr Sundown is a feared man by many, but seen by few. If you do run into him things probably won't go so well. He portrays himself as a deputy, or a bounty hunter, but in fact he's just another gunslinger looking for a kill. He's prayed off the weak, and stolen from many. But really he's a nobody, and his time will come.

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Hurdles (Howard Aronson)

Throughout life there are many hurdles that get in the way of where you want to go. It's up to you if you want to go through them over them or around them. For me, I was always one to think about escaping everything, and when I'm on top of a mountain I feel like I want to stay there because it helps me escape from everything. I don't want to face the hurdles, I don't want things to be too tough, I've always wanted it to be easy. I realize that that's not possible, and also realized that climbing to the top of a mountain is not easy, and it has its hurdles. Only after contemplating for a long time do I realize this, and think about coming down and reentering the reality.

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