mid tempo duet, mondern and traditional country

This is a song about the Eastern Shore of Maryland, where I used to live. Having moved back to Minneapolis, I miss that happy place.

© 2020 Zellers/Stilez

This song is a lament-an expression from someone who has experienced a personal loss. I have probably attended more funerals this past year than I have in any one year of my life so far. One thing I have found is that people often do not know what to say to someone who is grieving. In reading the Book of Job, we see that Job had some wonderful friends that came and just sat with him in silence for 7 days after the tragic events he experienced. That was the best thing they did. The problem came when they opened their mouths and tried to analyze and judge Job's actions. Pastor Rick Warren says the best thing you can do for someone who is grieving is to "Show up and shut up." (That could be a good title for another song-what do you think?) I have shared this song on Facebook, and it seems to offer a voice to those who are struggling and an answer for how to respond to grief. I think the pandemic has left many people in varying stages of grief through losses of loved ones, losses of jobs and more.

It reminds me of many things, such as the life cycle, animal cycle, etc.
So, I'm like, I'ma make a song about our cycle,

This is a song about a guy who sees trouble coming and dodges the bullet...Performed by Shandy Lawson, and on his "Solid State" record.

This one is about a couple of square pegs trying to get out of their town and start a new life together. It will eventually be a duet, I think.

Songwriter: Jessica Hershey
Featuring: Laurel Wright

Dreams can be the pipeline to reality, or not.