When I first came to Nashville to write country music, my mother called to see if I would make it home for the Holidays. Since I just started a new job I had to tell her not this year.







When I got off the phone, I got to thinking about Home. So, in the song I go home. It was the first song I recorded in the studio. A girl singer wanted to record it, so I changed one word.

I don't often write songs about serious issues. I was inspired to write this song due to a divorce of two close friends. This song is directed to the three innocent young children caught in the crossfire. I want them to know that I am always there for them. Please let me know what you think.

Life doesn’t always go the way we want. God doesn’t always answer with a “Yes”. But we should always remember He always knows what is best in all circumstances.

Written in a campgroun...

Written to a sync brief asking for songs about finding out you are adopted after your adopted dad passes...

I wrote this song few years ago and it talks about my struggles in between my sexuality and God. At the time I realized I love songwriting so much, I learned the value of being honest to myself in writing. Countless crying nights, it means so much.

Get on your bikes and ride...

No matter how hard his day was at work, coming home to her is all that matters in his life.