I wrote this whilst in hospital receiving a stem cell transplant, one of my brothers being the donor.  I was able to refine it with the help of Neil Foster, who worked in the hospital as a music as therapy teacher.  I was feeling particularly down at the time, full of chemo drugs and missing my wife.  It was certainly good therapy for me.

Sunshine on my Window

Alan McGain was born in 1946 and began playing guitar as a teenager; a passion he retained his whole life. He learned numerous styles of guitar playing as well as mandolin and always retained a knack for writing an (often comedic) song. Later branched into playing keyboard. Account maintained by his son Matt.