Co Written with Will Gunnell. It has been over four years in the making and was inspired by little brother, who we lost in 2020 to a OD. I started this shortly after that and decided to give him a happier ending via song. Thanks to Will for helping
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As mentioned, briefly in my Bio, after cutting off four fingers from my left hand several years ago.
The good news was my hand surgeon at the time was able to re-pin all four fingers back in place and thus he gave me back my hand. The bad news he gave me after mutable surgeries was, I would never regain enough hand function to be able to play guitar again. In all honesty, I was happy at that time to have my hand with all fingers back in place. However, after the following three years passed, I decided it was time to sell all my guitars. That is when reality kicked in, I had not played an instrument or sang for the last three years while my hand was healing up. This was not something I was able to accept as the new normal.
So, I found myself driving to a Music store in Nashville one day, and while there, I walked straight pass all the guitars hanging up (something I never did in the past) and I picked up a Ukulele for the very first time.
I realized right away that the cords shape's we different from a guitar, so a store attendant, saw my struggle to understand the instrument, He kindly brought me a Ukulele book, opened it up to the basic cord pages. And I quickly realized that just by holding down one note on the fret board, I was able to play a C cord, holding down two notes, I was able to play an F cord. Even though it was a struggle for the fingers on my left hand to make these shapes, I found myself doing it, and I thought, My God, I think I can learn to play this little Ukulele? So long story short, I bought that Ukulele, the book and went home to learn more chords. I was so elated that I was making some king of sound again with this small instrument, that I wrote my first Ukulele song in the first Hour of owning the instrument.
So, I wrote and recorded this original song, "Lord lead me and guide me" as a testimony to thank God that he never leaves us through our trials, and that the prayers of all my friends and family members helped bring me through this very difficult time and now several years later, I am writing and singing and performing brand new songs with my little Ukulele!
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“Gumball Snowman (Christmas Version)” is a joyful and heartwarming Christmas song that captures the magic of the holiday season. Set in a small town where snowflakes fall and festive lights twinkle, the song introduces the playful and sweet character of the Gumball Snowman, who stands out from all the other snowmen. His candy cane smile, jellybean buttons, and chocolate eyes make him the most delightful symbol of Christmas.
With a catchy chorus and upbeat melody, this song is perfect for kids and families alike. It blends the charm of holiday traditions with sugary imagery, making it a lighthearted celebration of the season. The Gumball Snowman’s story is filled with fun, joy, and the spirit of togetherness, making it an instant Christmas classic for any playlist.
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“Daddy’s Old Truck” is a touching song that beautifully captures the essence of cherished memories and the bond between a father and child. The lyrics paint vivid pictures of shared moments, from long country rides to fishing trips, all set against the backdrop of an old Chevy truck. Each scratch and dent on the truck symbolizes the stories and experiences that shaped the narrator’s life.
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