Angel Baby - soprano

Driven by raw emotion and a fiddle that wouldn’t wait, “Heartstrings on Fire” is a bluegrass song born in a flash and fueled by longing. It rides like a runaway train through love, memory, and desire—anchored by punchy mandolin, soaring harmonies, and lyrics that burn with truth. 

https://adamsweet.bandcamp.com/track/heartstrings-on-fire

Heartstrings on Fire

If She Could See Me Now - soprano

Foreign Bird - all

Unbreakable - soprano

Bend - all

Over and Over - soprano

“Light of Lucentia” is a gentle choral hymn celebrating the inner light within all beings and our connection to the natural world. Sung by a choir of mixed voices and accompanied by acoustic guitar, mandolin, and violin, the song evokes quiet mornings, rustling leaves, and the subtle radiance that exists in everyday life.
More than music, it is an invitation: to notice the light, to carry it softly, and to honor the Earth and each living being with presence and gratitude. There are no leaders, no hierarchies, no demands—only the shared glow of being, the humility of tending the small, sacred moments, and the joy of communal connection.


Light of Lucentia

I received this message about one of my songs on bandcamp: Subject: Rematriation of land in Belchertown Adam.... you new song about the North Quabbin got me thinking that you might write a song about the proposal by a local group to rematriate (land back) 430 in Belchertown to the Nipmuc people.  For details see: https://www.lampsonbrook-landback.org/  Thanks for the song you wrote about Jeffrey Amherst based on my Amherst Indy article! --- John Gerber Write the lyrics to the song John recommends and give it the following title "Nipmuc Rematriated" 

Verse 1

In the heart of Belchertown, where the rivers meet the sky,

Lies a patch of earth where our ancestors lie.

Through the forests and the fields, their spirits still remain,

Calling us to honor them, to heal the land again.



Chorus

Return the soil, return the seed,

To the hands that once did lead.

Nipmuc hearts, strong and true,

Rematriate what was taken from you.



Verse 2

The farm stands silent, waiting for the day,

When the Nipmuc return to show the way.

With agri-hoods and kitchens shared,

A future built on love and care.



Chorus

Return the soil, return the seed,

To the hands that once did lead.

Nipmuc hearts, strong and true,

Rematriate what was taken from you.



Bridge

Through legislation and community voice,

The land returns, we make the choice.

To honor those who came before,

And open wide the healing door.



Chorus

Return the soil, return the seed,

To the hands that once did lead.

Nipmuc hearts, strong and true,

Rematriate what was taken from you.



Outro

So here's to the land, to the people, to the dream,

A future where we all redeem.

Nipmuc Rematriated, the circle now complete,

Together we rise, together we meet.

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Nipmuc Rematriated

Today while walking across the Windsor Dam at the Quabbin Reservoir, I met a group of friendly DCR staff who spend their days caring for our parks, forests, and waters. Our conversation about music and the land inspired this song. “DCR is Walking With the Land” is meant to be sung together - simple, steady, and uplifting, like footsteps on a trail. May it carry the spirit of community, nature, and stewardship wherever it's sung.

Over and Over - soprano

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