I wrote this back when I was 21 years old after a request for me to sing at an Easter sunrise service at the church I attended at the time.

Praise God! My Lord Still Lives

I wrote this song as a tribute to the father one one of my very dear friends, Claude "Butch" Morgan, Jr.  Butch shared so much of his relationship with his Dad on social media there are many of us who were blessed "knowing" him. My wife, Kristie, and I got to meet him not very long before he passed away. His passing really affected me and I wanted to do something to help people remember him.

My Friend Mr. Morgan

I spent four days riding on a bus from Phoenix, Arizona to Boston, Massachusetts when I was 18 years old. I was sick as a dog but the only good thing to come out of the trip was this song.

It's Still A Long Way Home

I wrote this about a young woman I met while living up in Waterville, Maine back in 1991. We dated briefly and then she left to go and marry someone else.

Here Today And Gone Tomorrow

I wrote this song when I was 19 years old living in Circle City, Arizona. There was a girl I had a crush on and I thought this might bring her around... but it didn't. Nonetheless, it's a nice song and it actually started me on my musical career of traveling around and playing gigs in beer joints and motel lounges.

Enough To Stay

After being on the road singing in beer joints throughout Arizona, New Mexico and west Texas, I ended up in a fleabag motel in Albuquerque, New Mexico. it was a Saturday afternoon and I didn't know anyone in town. I was watching ABC's Wide World of Sports on television and they had a rodeo on the air.  I figured if Moe Bandy could write a song about a rodeo clown, I could write a song about rodeo...

Eight Seconds

This was my very first songwriting effort when I was 18 years old living in my hometown of Lowell, Massachusetts. I attended a very small Baptist church there and the pastor gave me an "assignment" to help me apply the passage of scripture, Matthew 6:25-34 to my life. I was worrying way too much about things I should be trusting God for... This was the result of that assignment and a huge blessing to me.

Don't You Know You're A Child Of The King

My wife Kristie has been asking me to write a song for her and I've been fairly reluctant to do so because it seems every time I write a love song for someone, the relationship dies... So I decided to write a funny, autobiographical song about myself.

What You See Is What You Get

Remember the girl I told you about that I wrote the song Enough To Stay for? Well, it turned out I ended up marrying her mother who was 18 years my senior. (My mother was not amused...) I wrote this song for her shortly after our marriage disintegrated.

Until The End Of Time

I decided to write my own Birthday song to share with my friends. The old "Happy Birthday" is so 20th century...

Ben E. Brady