The most precious gift we can give each other is our time.

So, this song could be seen from a man or woman's perspective. It is a simple story of loss and the aftermath that inevitably follows.

I wrote this song as a reminder to all of us that we can be a huge help to family or friends - who may be struggling with a personal challenge at times - when we let them know we support them and are beside them all the way. I discovered a female vocalist with the assistance of my recording engineer who I felt would really let this message flow through a song that could be categorized as Country, or Christian or Inspirational...and I am so pleased with how it came out. I hope you agree.

A song about a girl struggling to not get back together with her ex.

The story behind this song began in 2009 when I was going thru my 2nd divorce, almost lost my business due to the economic downturn, and decided to go to a seminar in Cincinnati that was on personal development. Transformational to say the least. My life and relationships have changed for the better and continue to everyday. Next Step is about having the courage to live your life to the fullest.

This song was born out of the frustration with the idea that music is "free." It was also a Song Title Challenge about a year ago. I was also pleased that it just won awards from NSAI and the Mid-Atlantic Song Contest.

Country-Pop
Not giving up. Wants to find back to what brought them together.

Initially I wrote this song around the hook 'Once in a Lifetime Girl'. I got some feedback from publishers and they liked the song but not the hook.That was disappointing and I didn't know what to do. You can change a line - but the hook the whole song is based on?
Some days ago we had Matt in the studio again for 'Hey Girl' and I had the idea to ask him to sing a different hook to the old track. Here is the result.

We all have times when the struggles of life get us down and as a result of that we often make our significant other worry that its about them and so this song is about reassuring them that things will be okay.

A song I feel everyone can relate to as we all know someone that collects stuff.

Just a fun little tune.

I posted this song on Frettie over a year ago. After receiving feedback from Brent Baxter I thought about his comments for a full year before sitting down to do a rewrite. This is the resulting new demo. Thanks Brent! Frettie is a great tool for us songwriters to use as long as we don't allow our egos to get in the way.

Hey, here is a finished demo of a song I've posted recently as a work tape.
It's kind of a hymn for the shy guys among us.
Hope you like it - any ideas to whom I could pitch it?