Aptly named "W.I.T.A.F." (an acronym for "What In The Actual F***" -) by the songs lyricist for it's lexical ambiguity, stylistic censorship, and direct correlation to the central themes of the song. Aside from the title's many nuanced applications, perhaps the most obvious may it's employment as the hook of the song.

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This song is very personal to me, inspired by many things, both good and bad. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I did writing and recording it. 

When I Roll

Third revision of this song. This song means a lot to me, and I keep rewriting and rerecording it in an attempt to make it better. This one has a lot more going on than the last two, but I think it flows a lot better. The timing is a little off because I recorded the guitar rhythm and vocals as soon as I woke up. I hope you enjoy the new lead guitar and other new stuff.

Hardly Enough (Pt. 3)

We've all been here before. Some of us more than others. Rerecorded and remastered with an intro and lead guitar. I wrote the chord progression after work one day and the lyrics just kind of appeared on the paper. 

Somewhere Between

Amazing song written and composed by Cara Couch. Her incredible voice talent never ceases to amaze me. I think you all can agree that this song is a work of true artistry. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I do. 

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This is a song I wrote about a very special person in my life. I hope you enjoy it, especially considering that I haven't been able to write or produce any new music in some time. I think this was worth the wait. 

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