After a brush with espionage and ear drops, one woman discovers that hearing clearly comes with consequences. Because when the wax is gone… the truth rings loud.

No Wax In My Ears

A heartfelt folk ballad about love that outlasts disagreement, The Table’s Still Set extends a hand across the divide. Written for those navigating silence with someone they once laughed beside, this song is a gentle offering of reconnection — no debate required, just a place at the table. Tender vocals and warm instrumentation invite the listener to remember that welcome can exist even without resolution.

The Table's Still Set

They fought for out freedom and now it's being taken away

After the Last Salute

You thought you knew how to buy a stamp, then they changed the  program on you.

Post Office Kiosk Madness

Sometimes making things better means unexpected loss. Eye surgery helped me see, but I miss the patina treated world.

The Day Rembrandt Left My Eyes

Let It Go

I've found an appreciation for jazz. It's a song about very little, but fun.

Sass in the Brass

The Stage of Imagination, where feelings arrive before thoughts, and the mind follows the heart’s lead. This reflective folk-inspired song explores the space where dreams, intuition, and creativity come alive—the inner stage where “I” performs, and imagination writes the script. Gentle, poetic, and intimate, it’s a song for those who’ve ever felt the power of wonder arriving before reason.

The Stage of Imagination

For anyone who has ever tried to keep their cool in a parking lot, a checkout line, or behind a wheel—this one’s for you.

I Tried To Go To Costco

This is no ordinary harvest song—it’s a balcony parade where walnuts are percussion, crows are backup singers, and Bartleby the Gray reigns as Grand Marshal of the Equinox.
Warning: May cause spontaneous clapping, squirrel stomping, and doorbell impressions.

No Wax In My Ears

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