Playing this song without errors for the first time in years ♥.

Hallelujah Cover for Dad (Jeff Buckley Lyrics)

The recording quality may not do it justice just yet; but this is the most complex song I have ever written -- or played -- in its entirety on guitar. Hence it's taken a long time to be able to play it all the way through without making too many mistakes. I began writing this on a road trip a year ago, in the pages of an old book I was allowed to scribble in.
It is, indeed, a song I wrote for my friends; many of whom struggle with much the same things I do.

Ghost Eye

Corpsie's Kingdom

This is one of my older songs -- thus it doesn't actually have any written music to it yet. It was written as a tribute to my godfather when he passed away (I think I was 11 or 12 at the time) and was read aloud by my mother at his funeral. My family have always traveled a lot, which I wove into the song...

Since I was very young when I was in the same country and spent the most time with Andrew, I have only a few very precious memories of him -- I always called him my uncle and didn't like my parents trying to correct me. And I clearly remember him having a beautiful, intricately-made wooden model ship in his hallway, inside a big glass tank.

Andrew's Song

Admittedly, this is written for those who bullied me at school...
The girl who called me creepy because I was too afraid to look her in the eyes.
The girl who accused me of looking down her top when I was really looking at my feet and she was just standing too close to me.
The boy who said I had no personality.
The two girls who beat me up on the schoolbus home every day in Bahrain.
The teachers who confiscated my scarves and gloves when my skin was turning blue because the uniform wasn't warm enough and I had practically no blood circulation in my hands.
The creeps.
The homophobes who chased and threatened me before I even knew who I was... we all have battle scars. 
School is where you'll find mine.

Clockwork Rabbit

This is a song I wrote a while ago from the perspective of a character named Gale in a story I'd been working on; Patchwork Rose.

The song is about a little girl who suffers from leukemia and doesn't have terribly long to live. Having long lost her fear of death, she worries only for the friend she made when she followed a lost kitten into the woods; a boy who lived alone in a big house, hidden away because his dad had an unfortunate history with the police and was barely ever home. They started rescuing street cats together in that house, gaining the trust of ferals and teaching them how to do well in a human home, before finding someone to adopt them.

Gale always told the boy that when she died, she'd come back to him as one of the cats -- so when she passed, he continued rescuing cats and kittens for the rest of his days, hoping one day to recognize her in the eyes of one of them.

Gale

A rather more professional recording of Yellow Field Flower, recorded and edited by Reydiant Recordings.

This is an original piece written about Chloe and Vincent; a rather tragic vampire and an infuriatingly sweet human - both characters in one of my experimental short stories.

Yellow Field Flower

A more professional recording of my most popular song so far -- written in tribute to a pet rabbit I lost when I was fifteen. In many of my written works, including in my novel-in-progress, 'The Sound of Waves,' the rabbit, Ginger, is portrayed as a human child.

This track was recorded by ReydiantRecordings.

Demons & Butterflies

Some of us trans kids see the person we used to be as someone else entirely -- someone we never exactly were but someone who existed and then was lost when we started finally being ourselves.

This track was recorded by ReydiantRecordings.

Mimfie