Saving my tears is about many things, lesson we all need to learn. broken heart, staying strong, you listen and tell me what you think 

Saving my Tears

In The Thunder Of The Rain wa a song that i wrote with very little effort.

In The Thunder Of The Rain

A song I wrote about and for my grandson ,enjoy

Hey Teacher

Touch Down Baby

This was written in the 1900s not sure when exactly , now the song is in the public domain, I have written my take on the song, done it in my music style. enjoy

Dem Bones

Swing Low Sweet Chariot a great song from 1860s I wrote a few more verses and add a Contemporary Country Rock  sound to it, enjoy

Swing Low Sweet Chariot

there's bits of truth in every song, then you use a little bit of imagination and then you hit a few magical lines and your song starts to build its self, this is one of those songs, please enjoy, like leave a note all messages are answered.

It's Getting Closer

The song is about how a hidden truth, like a buried fault line, suddenly shifts and reshapes a family’s world. The “sister from another mister” symbolizes a relationship believed to be chosen, not born, until the truth cracks open and reveals a deeper, unexpected connection.
The whispers, dust, hidden pages, and cracks all symbolize secrets aging quietly over time. When the truth finally emerges, it acts like an earthquake: what seemed stable breaks apart, stories rearrange, and identities shift.
In the end, the song isn’t just about discovering who is related—it’s about how family is fragile, redefined by truth, yet possibly strengthened by love. The world turns “upside down,” not to destroy what matters, but to rebuild it on honesty.  Rebuild trust again, not just with the partner but now with the whole family unit. 

Up Sidedown

So I’m sitting in a clinic  a while ago, and suddenly I realize I’ve basically joined a small village—there were 57 people in front of me. Fifty. Seven.

So I figured, hey, if I’m gonna be stuck here, I might as well write a song about all the characters I’m seeing. And, well… this is what came out.

If it makes you laugh, please like, download, and share, because at least someone should benefit from my suffering. lol

57 People In The Queue

Alright, so before you listen to this next song I wrote… quick confession: I am, without question, the world champion of tripping over absolutely nothing. I lose my keys like it’s a sport, I overthink like it’s a full-time job, and if there’s an awkward moment within a five-mile radius—I will find it.
But somewhere between all the stumbles, the late starts, and the mental gymnastics, I realized something: being a little bent out of shape doesn’t mean you’re broken. It just means you’re human… maybe a slightly chaotic human… but still standing, still trying, still growing.
This song is for anyone who’s ever felt like they weren’t enough of a superhero—because honestly? Surviving your own life sometimes is the superpower.

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