Watermelon Moonshine

Poet’s Resumé

One Bad Habit

Thinkin’ Bout

GO HOME W U

HEART LIKE A HOMETOWN

Golden Child

He's My Man

Shadows of Borrowed Light is a soaring soft rock ballad that captures the heartbreak of loving someone who shone brilliantly but faded too soon. With lyrics that weave celestial imagery of tides, moons, and comets, the track paints love as something both cosmic and fleeting — a fire that warms and saves, only to vanish and leave devastation in its wake. Driven by heartfelt vocals, atmospheric guitars, and a steady rhythm section, the song builds from quiet reflection into powerful, anthemic choruses that ache with loss and longing. Haunting yet uplifting, it’s a cinematic journey through memory, love, and the lingering glow of what once was.

SHADOWS OF BORROWED LIGHT

[Verse 1]
As years passed me by
I didn't think that I'd go on
The tears fell from my eyes
Then I couldn't see the rising sun

{PreChorus}
I reach for you like the tide to the moon
But you faded,  too soon

{Chrous}
You called me
You warmed my heart
You saved me
But then tore me apart

{Verse 2}
You painted the sky with borrowed light
A comet's blaze that burned to bright
Now the the moon and stars feel colder than before.

{PreChorus}
I reach for you like the tide to the moon
But you faded too soon

{Chrous}
You called me
You warmed my heart
You saved me
But then tore me apart

{Bridge]
I held on to the glow
But it slipped through my hands
like trying to grasp the shifting sand
Your warmth still lingers in my mind
A fleeting ghost I will never find.

{instrumental}

{Chrous}
You called me
You warmed my heart
You saved me
But then tore me apart

{Outro}
You called me
You warmed my heart
You saved me
But then tore me apart

HEART LIKE A HOMETOWN

Keith Urban