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The list below does not include all the songs that Nightingale Road has written. Songs marked with an asterisk (*), were written during songwriting retreats hosted by London Songwriters at The Barn in the Peak District.

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The Witches' Songs

A witch wants to leave her coven, but they remind her of her oath.

Based on a person Martyn once met. Foolish man!

A song taken from a fantasy story. The husband returns to his world.

A guy walks through the forest, discovers some dancing naked witches, and is then chased by a demon.

A demon is summoned from Hell. This is part of his story. Taken from the poem 'The Dowager Baroness'.

A folk song based on the Legend of Mother Ludlum and her kettle which exists and can be seen at Frensham church to this day.

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Other Rock and Sing-a-Long Songs

Martyn once knew a man who thought in this way.

A song about love, life, and family.

A song about growing old together.

A song about the swinging sixties, or were they really?

A song about the London street gangs of the 1960s.

Upbeat song written in co-operation with Emma Lauson

It's about a man needing the comfort of his wife after family trauma.

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Pirate Shanty

A rousing pirate shanty. Great for singing along, stamping your feet, and banging the table.

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Ballads and Other Songs

Original lyrics by Seun Odusanya. Additional lyrics by Gordon Ayshford. Music by Martyn.

Sad song, written after Martyn's divorce.

A song about a father letting go of his little princess, now grown up.

A man feels insecure about what the future holds.

A celebration of a loving wife and the birth of their first child.

A romantic tale of lost love.

A nice story of a young lady and the nursery children she taught.

A tragic story inspired by a newspaper article written some years ago.

Mia is upset because the singer must return home.

A bit of fun. Life in Godalming to the tune of 'What a Wonderful World'.

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