A timeless plea from the heart...
Dr. Elliot Lach's interpretation of Avinu Malkeinu ("Our Father, Our King") brings ancient words of repentance and hope into a soulful musical setting. Sung during moments of deep introspection, the prayer asks for compassion, forgiveness, and healing in times when we feel most vulnerable. Whether you're familiar with the liturgy or hearing it for the first time, may this piece bring you peace, reflection, and strength.

Avinu Malkainu - Our Father, Our King

Body and Soul Hunger by Dr. Elliot Lach is a reflective song about the two appetites we all carry—the physical hunger of the flesh and body and the deeper longing of the soul. Where one craves food, comfort, and things we can touch, the other seeks peace, music, meaning, and love. This gentle, acoustic-style piece invites listeners to pause and consider what truly feeds them. A song for quiet mornings, starry nights, and conversations that go beyond the surface.

Body and Soul Hunger

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A gentle, soul-stirring reflection inspired by Psalm 94:9 — “He that planted the ear, shall He not hear? He that formed the eye, shall He not see?” This song speaks to the deep comfort of knowing we are seen and heard even when no one is around.  With a meditative melody and lyrics drawn from ancient scripture, it invites listeners into a space of reverence, hope, and trust.

Perfect for moments of prayer, healing, or quiet contemplation, “He That Planted the Ear” by  Dr. Elliot Lach reminds us that divine awareness is always present—even when the world feels silent.

He That Planted The Ear

“Daisy Told Me So” by Dr. Elliot Lach is a heartfelt acoustic duet that captures the innocence and uncertainty of budding love. Inspired by the timeless daisy-petal ritual—“he loves me, he loves me not”—the song follows two voices as they reflect on a first encounter and wonder if it’s worth pursuing. With soft harmonies, warm guitar, and tender lyrics, this track weaves nostalgia with vulnerability in a way that speaks to anyone who's ever looked to a flower for an answer. 🌼
🎶 For anyone caught in that space between hope and hesitation.
🌾 Sometimes the petals know more than we admit...

Daisy Told Me So

"Things I Never Said" by Dr. Elliot Lach is a reflective acoustic ballad about the weight of words left unspoken and the moments we wish we could reclaim. It captures the heartache of regret—but also delivers a hopeful message: if there's something good to say, say it now. Whether it's love, gratitude, or kindness, there's no better time than the present.

With soft melodies and emotionally raw lyrics, this song invites listeners to think about the messages they've kept quiet—and maybe finally let them out.

For anyone who's ever stared at an unsent text or rehearsed a line they never said aloud.

Things I Never Said

The "Last Word Was Silence" by Dr. Elliot Lach is a song about the things left unsaid—among siblings, cousins, parents—within the walls of a home that once held warmth. The image of an empty dining table with three chairs and a vintage green milk glass light above it reflects the quiet ache of missed chances. We remember birthdays not attended, calls never returned, and pride that sat heavier than grief.

This cover captures that stillness. That absence. That moment just before or long after a reconciliation that never came.

Sometimes, the table is still set. But no one comes.

Last Word Was Silence

“My Optimus” by Dr. Elliot Lach is a lighthearted, futuristic pop anthem about life with a tireless, self-charging robotic companion. Inspired by Tesla’s Optimus robot, the song captures the emotional paradox of bonding with something non-human that knows your routines, helps with everything from groceries to chess, and never forgets a thing. It’s a tribute to the comfort of intelligent machines—and a gentle reminder that even the most perfect assistant is still just code and metal.
Whether you're into tech, AI companionship, or just dreaming of a better dishwasher-loading partner, this one’s for you.

My Optimus

“Not On My Watch” by Dr. Elliot Lach is a song about sisterhood, sacrifice, and the quiet strength it takes to care for someone in decline, ie. the personal cost and toll of caregiving. When illness overshadows a once-playful spirit, one sister flies across the country determined not to let her loved one fade alone. As she juggles cleaning, caregiving, and keeping love alive in a weary household, she discovers both the limits—and depth—of devotion. This is a song for anyone who's shown up, held on, and stayed strong—on their watch.

Not On My Watch

This upbeat folk-pop track celebrates the thrill of bargain-hunting at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. With playful lyrics and a toe-tapping melody, the song highlights everything from the 30-day markdown system and senior/veteran discounts to the friendly reminder that if you wait too long, someone else might beat you to that perfect find. It’s a lighthearted nod to thrifters, DIYers, and deal-chasers everywhere. Whether you're looking for a vanity, a vintage chair, or the satisfaction of supporting a good cause, this song reminds you that shopping at ReStore is always an adventure.
This lively album cover for the song “Countdown to the ReStore Sale” by Dr. Elliot Lach captures the spirited energy of the ReStore. A couple of shoppers are locked in a tug-of-war over a 50% off bathroom vanity, while a ReStore employee watches with amused patience. The image highlights the thrill of bargain hunting, the limited-time markdowns, and the friendly (but sometimes potentially competitive!) community vibe that makes shopping at the ReStore so unique.

Countdown To The ReStore Sale

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