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An A^Capella Cover song sung by myself. The original is by Shawn Mendes; I do not own the rights to his song - his song, my Cover song. For those of you who don't know already, A^Capella means without instruments or background music. Thank you for watching to those of you who have. I hope you enjoyed the free music. ...and please help me out if you're able to. P.S. - These aren't no crocodile t...

False Accusations - The First Video currently publicly available on my channel in one of my newest series - ''Jonathan Complains'' - which talks about some of the issues in this world which people ignore or treat poorly or badly and/or wrongly, and how to resolve them and/or prevent them from happening, possibly preventing serious harm to another human being. An Immense Thank You to all of you ...

This is not a mixed track, but an unedited project Cover in my voice a Capella {without instruments} for the song 'Always a Hero Comes Home', It was the second take today. No cuts, no edits. The Comments are disabled today with good reason. Maybe one day I'll make a video just for comments and feedback.

Greetings, viewers. Title of the Song: 'Always a Hero Comes Home' {edited Cover}. My Raw Voice singing an Original song which I wrote tonight. This is only the first take of just my voice, and it is certainly not my best by far; in fact I thought some parts sounded bad, and I don't think my best has ever been recorded. Nevertheless, I thought if I didn't post it, I might never share this at all...

It is far from my best work, but please enjoy this sad song - it's a Cover song for "Still Alive" from Portal {the videogame}. There is no music background track yet, this being the first completed take tonight. {Credits: Picture from Portal videogame and Google Images, Cover Song for Portal (Take 1 tonight) by myself}.

The Crocodile's Toothache By Shel Silverstein, {Read by - (Me) - {Jonathan Stebbins} The Crocodile’s Toothache is a well beloved work of Shel Silverstein, who wrote many poems considered to be ‘…Children’s Poems…’ - however, I believe that many things, poems or otherwise, should not be so limited with such a stereotype. The Crocodile’s Toothache is one (among many) good examples. It is a prime ...

Audio Recording (with new picture) of the Poem: "James" by Shel Silverstein. The poem is read by me, Jonathan Stebbins (audio has been left unchanged).