"Anchored by Your Heart" is a heartfelt and emotional song about finding safety and love as an anchor amidst life’s waves. This piece combines gentle melodies with profound lyrics that speak to anyone who has ever felt lost and then found refuge in someone’s heart.

Crafted with care and passion, this song invites listeners to reflect on the comfort and strength that love provides through life’s storms.

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Anchored by Your Heart

Who needs a Tesla when you've got a Valmet 832? This song rolls through muddy trails, birch groves, and quiet naps behind the wheel — no boss, no rush, just logs and lunch.

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This humorous, self-ironic song tells the story of a man who tries everything to impress women – from cooking pasta and writing poems to sending bold pictures and holding purses – only to fail miserably every time. With catchy rhymes and a playful chorus repeating “Blame it on the ladies!”, it highlights the funny, clumsy side of modern dating while gently blaming the ladies for his heartbreaks.

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“A heartfelt tribute to Ireland’s soul – from the misty trails of Galway to the roaring cliffs of Donegal. This song captures the spirit of the land, the warmth of its people, and the timeless beauty that lives in every wave, stone, and song.”

Emerald Shores

A whimsical folk-rock song that paints playful pictures of Irish weather and nature through poetic, rhyming lyrics. With a blend of acoustic charm and gentle rock influences, it explores clouds sipping tea, oceans holding the island close, and frost cracking jokes before heading south. 

Ireland in the Guard of Nature

This is a fun, energetic, and humor-packed song about a 90-year-old grandpa who switches from classic Twist dancing to wild Dubstep moves. Despite his age, he shocks everyone with his breakdance, moonwalk, and TikTok videos with his cat. The song combines electronic dance vibes with comedic storytelling, celebrating freedom, rhythm, and never letting age define your limits.

Old Man Raves Again

"Farmer Weather Forecaster" is a playful country-folk tune that captures the age-old wisdom of farmers who don’t need a weather app — just their nose and experience. With witty rhymes and a catchy chorus, the song humorously highlights how the smell of freshly sprayed slurry is often the truest sign that rain is on the way.

It’s a light-hearted, nose-wrinkling anthem for every countryside drive where windows stay up and instincts kick in. A tribute to muddy boots, calloused hands, and that unmistakable rural “forecast.”

Forecasting rain

A sun-soaked, playful pop track where innocence meets flirtation. With cherry lips, swirling lollipops, and a breeze full of mischief, this song captures the sweet tension of a girl’s summer crush. Light, cheeky, and irresistible – it tastes like sugar and sounds like daydreams.

my lolly poppy

A gentle, romantic poem about two people sharing quiet evenings together, their hugs, silent smiles, and the longing to stay close without parting. It captures the peace of twilight, the beauty of unspoken feelings, and dreams of being together beyond just tonight.

Missing You Already

"A sawmill man's story about this kind of work, where logs are processed and the rhythm of the saw lulls you into sleep and fantasy."

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"What a Man Indeed" is a sharp, witty, and heartfelt anthem from a woman who's had enough of the everyday absurdities in her relationship — and isn't afraid to say it out loud. With biting humor and clever rhymes, the song walks the line between comedy and truth, frustration and love. From muddy boots to broken promises, TV obsessions to Paris dreams turned camping disasters, it's a hilarious yet honest look at modern couple dynamics.

Built around the ironic refrain "Oh, what a man… what a man indeed", this track blends attitude and emotion, echoing the voices of countless women who laugh through the madness, carry the weight, and still ask for nothing more than a hug.

What a Man Indeed

this song tells the story of Grandma's indestructible iron, which outlasts modern gadgets and might just be from outer space. Blending humor, warmth, and a touch of sci-fi, it's a tribute to things built to last.

Grandma’s Starship Tool

A nostalgic, witty reflection on childhood adventures and the digital age that followed. This song captures the raw joy of muddy knees, scratched hands, and playful trouble — before everything turned into screens, likes, and virtual lives. With a blend of humor and subtle critique, it contrasts wild outdoor memories with the sterile comfort of modern tech.

“We Were the Last Wild Kids”

I am a furniture designer and maker with a passion for music and songwriting. While my main profession is in furniture manufacturing, I have been writing lyrics for many years as a creative outlet. My writing is inspired by everyday emotions, personal experiences, and visual aesthetics—often influenced by my design background.

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