I live on a Lake in NY and I thought of a clever hook for people who are stuck in dead end jobs. "I know that life won't give me a break, but it can give me a lake."

I live on a Lake in NY and I thought of a clever hook for people who are stuck in dead end jobs. "I know that life won't give me a break, but it can give me a lake."

While attending a Christmas service, I noticed a man sitting on his own--no one really near him, and this song started stirring in my heart. Living alone doesn't necessarily mean we're lonely--especially when we have God in our lives--but it's important to reach out to those in need.

I started writing lyrics and melodies a little over a year ago, and this was my very first one. This is still a scratch vocal, but I like its raw, imperfect feeling. I'm not sure if I'll do anything else with it.

This is the third song I have ever co-wrote. It is a scratch vocal and not perfect. Someday, I will hire a vocalist and clean it up.

This is just my simple way of saying leaning into the sad is my way of getting through the sad.

A 17 year old girl who lived through the woods, one neighborhood over, recently passed away. I never knew her. I didn't know her family. I just heard things through the grapevine and read all the stories online about this beautiful soul. So, I took the information I had and tried to imagine the things her parents would like to remember, and I wrote this song.