A Life In Song: 4 Decades of Original Music
This is another one of those "almost forgotten" songs of mine... It just came in from somewhere. I've never been a hobo or a long distance rider of the rails so it is probably the influence of Ray Bradbury's classic book, "Fahrenheit 451" where he discovers other book lovers in exile living out on …
This is one of my first "chant" style spiritual but not religious songs... The rain is not just the literal, sweet gentle rain that we sometimes have at different times of the year, but is actually about the continuous flow of perception and awareness. We are sparks of awareness dancing in the sea …
Juliette was a French exchange student who stayed with us one week in July. She really bonded well with our whole family and when it came time to gather in a parking lot with all the other exchange students for the cross country bus tour part of their trip, she just stood there with the tears …
Another rough diamond from the "archives"... This song is a lot of fun (in a slightly awkward, uncomfortably nerdy way). But of course it illustrates how much I didn't know about male/female dynamics... Back in 1988... I figured this one out just last year! Evidently women find men who "ask …
Getting a lot of positive (if tearful) comments from yesterdays song post... In contrast, Today's song is just fun and silly. LOL As I remember it, I wrote this song with promptings from my kids... whatever they said I worked into the song... We did that a lot... of course I STILL do that... be …
This one made tears come to my eyes. Not like that's hard to do or anything (LOL). But some tears feel good. Sentimentality isn't always bad. I wrote this song when my first 2 kids were 1 and 3 years old... It was "triggered" because my daughter Tia was playing with blocks underneath the dining …
