Overtime is about a moment in time where I decided that I wanted more than just the material trappings and accolades in this world.  Gaining more time and love are of the utmost importance in this life.  Creating more time and love in our lifetime paramount....thus I want "Overtime"...extra time to do the things that bring me more love.

Unknown album (12/9/2014 10:30:07 AM)

Track 1

"Could It Be You" is an original song that I wrote during one of life's deep valleys.  I find that the human condition is wrought with low self-esteem and our inability to see our own worth.  "For all my faults and all the time, I've fallen short and crossed the line.  It's hard for me to see this good, you see within my skin." It is in Christ's ultimate sacrifice to us, that I can see the demonstration of  the greatest symbol of Love....when one lays down their life for another.  The sacrifice is so hard to wrap my brain around, but behind my faith, lies the hope that through him, all things can be made new.

Could It Be You Track 2

"Before You Go" was written for my father who died of a rare form of cancer in 2007.  It was inspired by the 5 things that Hospice advocates a terminally ill patient says to their loved ones, in order to die in peacefully.  Those five important messages are .."I'll miss you, I love you, I forgive you, please forgive me and goodbye".  I flipped those five things around to be what I needed to say to my father before he passed onto the other side. I think that if we live "up-to-date", saying these five things to the people that we love most in our lives...we can live on in peace, regardless of what the future holds.  Unfortunately, I was not there when my father passed.  I missed that by about 5 minutes.  I was listening to the newly created cello part for "Before You Go" being played to me for the first time.  That was the moment that my father actually passed away.

Unknown album (11/18/2014 9:50:43 PM)

Before You Go Track 3

"Before You Go" was written for my father who passed away from a rare form of cancer in 2007.  It was inspired by the 5 things that Hospice advocates that a terminally ill patient say to their loved ones, in order to have a peaceful passing.  Those 5 important messages are "I'll miss you, I love you, I forgive you, please forgive me and goodbye." I flipped those 5 message to be what I needed to say to my father before he passed onto the other side.  I think that if we live _up-to-date" in saying these 5 things to  the people that we love in our lives...we can all go on in peace, regardless of what the future holds.  I wasn't there by my father's side as he passed away.  I was actually listening for the first time, the cello part created for this song at the exact time that he passed away.

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