Wrote this track with Murray Daigle and Jonathan Pike. Its meant to be a pop song but I just wanted to do a stripped down piano version.

My tongue-in-cheek version of the blues.

We lost dad in 2010 and this song is for him as well as mom and my siblings.

This is a re-submission of the first song i shared on frettie about trying to get to the girl you love no matter what happens.
Thanks to Kris Krumal for some inspiring feedback which helped me dig a little deeper on the lyrics of the chorus, cheers to you.

This song is about the death of the steam-engine train that was replaced with the diesel. The story tells of the train's last run across the country. My co-writer and I have written numerous songs about people, places and things from out of the past. We are considering putting them onto a CD to make available at various Historical Societies in New England.

Just got in the room.. first write with Andrew
We tossed ideas back and forth
and this one fell out of the air
the song in the room, as it were
The guy is hoping that she dreams about him
like he dreams about her

When leaving is the only right choice.

One night, when dropping my girlfriend at her house, we were talking. And while she was talking, she was looking at me, and I looked into here eyes, She asked me, "What are you looking at?"

I said, "I see Forever in your eyes"

That's how the song was born. This is a rough cut. A mastered version is on the way.

Hey everybody! This is the second take at a song I wrote awhile ago called "Hold On." I'm imagining a kid rock/Chris Stapleton style male vocal and nasty rock country guitar with heavy drums. I got a lot of feedback the first time about making sure the story is consistent. I think I fixed the story!