So, my buddy wanted to write a rap song... There's a lot of ego, lot of bravado on this one. If the little ones are in the room, maybe get some headphones...

Krisis

So... This is Ken on Zen, just lessons I took from Buddhism. The moon is Buddha nature. We are like many individual bowls of water, reflecting the same moon. The river is impermanence. All the trouble. All the shit. Just ripples flowing by.

Ripples

This song is heavy. Still makes me cry. The first verse is a snapshot of  the end of my relationship with a beautiful woman.  The second verse is about my Mom, and her love of abusive men (my dad numbered among them). And my fruitless desire to protect her. Cie la vie.

Six Feet Tall

Damn, this is an old, song: 2009. The "white trash saint" is basically my dad (or his dad). Also, Kerouac, Ginsberg, Clint Eastwood, Jonah, Flyin' Bryan (may he rest in peace), and a bunch of other cool cats I've met along the way.

White Trash Saint

This song is inspired by Sylvia Plath and the film "What Dreams May Come."  (RIP Robin Williams❤️)  The chorus reflects my spiritual journey and struggles with judgement, against others and, on a deeper level, myself. Thanks for listening. Hope you guys find some encouragement in the message.

Let Her Go

This song's kind of about every girl I ever knew who had one eye on the horizon and one foot out the door.

Kenneth Krisis