Forever In Your Voice

A Very Jonas Christmas Movie

Home Alone (From "A Very Jonas Christmas Movie"/Soundtrack Version)

This powerful ballad unwinds the tragic collapse of a decade-long bond, exploring the devastating consequences of intimate betrayal. The narrator recounts the history of a friendship—once a sacred, sisterly covenant—that was shattered by jealousy and dark ambition.

The narrative tracks the slow poison of suspicion, starting from veiled insults and strange distance, leading to the shocking realization that a trusted friend acted as a serpent, seducing an (already) toxic spouse to breach the vows of both marriage and friendship.

Ultimately, the song is a dramatic reckoning. It concludes with the narrator finding the strength to sever the connection completely during the chaos of divorce, choosing self-preservation over a polluted past. It is an atmospheric journey through loss, anger, and the final, powerful acceptance that some relationships are destined to turn to dust. 

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To the "serpent", Jami Larsen-Miller, and my final muse:

I wish you well, now that the dust has settled from the brief, blinding flame you struck during and after the end of my toxic marriage. You reached for what looked like gold—the charm, the salary, the illusion—and I hope the temporary thrill was worth the wreckage of our friendship.

I see you are still holding onto the remnants of that connection, and I leave you with a strange comfort: It takes time for the glamour to fade and the true colors to show. I already found my freedom when I finally unloved the man beneath the mask.

That realization is the final, heavy prize, and I suspect you are discovering why looks and fake charm, and a good salary aren't everything.

The cage is broken, the wind is at my back, and I am flying, free from the chaos you helped complete. Keep the remnants; I'll take the wings.

The Silver Cord We Severed

"Ghost At The Table" is a powerful and highly emotional rock ballad told from the perspective of a married woman whose dinner date is brazenly interrupted by an uninvited rival. The song captures the intense frustration and initial shock of being treated as invisible while a younger woman shamelessly attempts to seduce the singer's husband, motivated by low self-esteem and the thrill of chasing a taken man.

The climax arrives when the singer finally breaks her silence, delivering a cold, commanding, and sarcastic verbal reprimand. It is a moment of pure defiance, where the singer reclaims her power, shuts down the rival's "shallow audition," and forces her to confront the reality of the wedding ring. The tone is sharp, assertive, and laced with bitter irony, culminating in a final, defiant dismissal of the intruder.

Ghost At The Table

A compelling female perspective love song celebrating the union of two distinct lives (USA and the Philippines). The lyrics explore the mystical concept of fate, recognizing that true love isn't about being individually flawless, but about two "imperfect" souls creating a powerful, harmonious whole. It contrasts imagery of American ambition (granite walls, restless sea) with the patience and warmth of the Filipino spirit (tropical sun, quiet rhythms), proclaiming their relationship as an inevitable and "perfect intersection" of destiny. The mood is emotionally charged, confident, and deeply romantic.

Perfect Intersection 🇵🇭❤️🇺🇸

A dramatic and introspective female perspective song about overcoming the self-sabotage that comes with anticipating failure. The narrator, trapped in a mindset of fear and perfectionism, confesses to actively seeking flaws in her stable, happy life, fueled by "ghosts of old mistakes." Using powerful, mystical imagery (veils, silver cages, shadows), the song culminates in a dramatic realization, framed by the central warning: focusing too much on the bad risks losing the undeniable good, forcing the choice between living in fear and embracing present happiness. The mood is vulnerable, yet ultimately resolved and empowering.

The Gilded Cage

An atmospheric and dramatic female-perspective track exploring the profound power of self-belief and manifestation. Using rich, poetic imagery (velvet prophecy, silver maps, crystal balls), the song serves as a powerful confession and warning: the outer world is merely a reflection of internal expectations. Driven by the core truth, "Be careful what you believe because that is the world that you'll create for yourself," the narrator recounts her past self-sabotage and celebrates her ultimate choice to abandon fear and actively choose a positive destiny. The mood is confident, mystical, and deeply revealing.

The Mirror and the Map

A powerful, rock-influenced track written from a female perspective that explores self-determination and resilience in the wake of chaos. The song directly addresses the idea that personal identity is not forged by external events ("the wreckage"), but by the fierce internal response. Using poetic imagery (ships in storms, silver turning to rust, fire burning when the sky falls), the narrator declares her independence, asserting that she is the "architect of this life," choosing the sun over the rain, and proving that her true strength lies in her unbroken will to move forward. The mood is defiant, empowering, and ultimately triumphant.

The Unbroken Compass

A dramatic and ethereal female-perspective breakup song exploring the complex shades of a fading relationship. The narrator accepts the end of a "perfect spell" broken by doubt, viewing the former love not as a failure, but as a "faded tapestry." The song is a powerful refusal to simplify the heartache into black and white, instead focusing on the value of the difficult, "lonely, silver heart." It concludes with a solemn vow to walk away and face the shadows, granting the former lover their light while holding onto the shared, complex truth. The mood is highly nostalgic, melancholic, and subtly defiant.

The Shades of Silver

A highly dramatic and resonant track reflecting on the pain of childhood exclusion and the ultimate poetic justice of fate. The narrator contrasts the false, "silver light" and cruelty of the popular "mean girls" with the honesty and warmth of her own simple life. The song builds to a powerful realization that those who built their lives on envy eventually crumbled, while the narrator's "plain, true world" endured. It serves as a defiant anthem of resilience and a profound acknowledgment that "karma's reckoning" is an inevitable force that restores the balance. The mood is nostalgic, triumphant, and deeply wise.

Winter Queens

Native Arkansas belle. Empath. Author. Ballad songwriter/producer.

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ABOUT THE SONGWRITER:
In my music, I explore the tapestry of real life, weaving together themes of personal relationships, the chaos of the world around us, and the quest for spiritual understanding. Each song serves as a reflection of our shared experiences, offering a heartfelt connection to the joys and struggles we face. Some tracks are light-hearted and fun, while others delve deeper, providing support, guidance, and encouragement to listeners navigating their own journeys. Through my lyrics, I aim to raise awareness and inspire a sense of community, reminding everyone that they are not alone in their feelings and experiences.

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