My husband recently shared one of his favorite psalms (71) with me, and I could immediately understand why he loves it. No matter what stage of our lives we're in, God is there for us--He will not forsake us!

I wrote this song in 1996, and the lyrics fit today--almost 30 years later! Sadly, some earthly things don't seem to change, but I'm thankful that God never changes!

I got the idea for this song when I took a selfie of my wife and I one morning before heading off to work in a snowstorm. I started thinking, suppose we took a selfie every morning. Wouldn't that be a lot of pictures of us on my phone? Many thanks to Brent and songwriting pro members for critiquing the song and making suggestions to improve it. I hope this version is a keeper.

This song was left vague intentionally. i want the listener to be able to relate to how THEY need to. Could be parent, grandparent, sibling, child, spouse, friend, etc. We have all felt it. Work tape. Always my original lyrics. Thanks

This is a work tape…my original head spun and home brewed lyrics. Female vocal but could he easily converted to male also with a few lyrical changes and melody rework. Hope you enjoy. Still under construction. Thanks

I grew up singing but wasn't able to get to my full potential vocally. One day as I was thinking about this and how I wanted to sing to God better, this song came in words and music. I was wondering what the angels sing like, and wishing I could bring that sound to earth for God.

We have always lived in rural areas, as a result we never had trash pickup service.
So every Saturday morning, as my song says, “I headed to the local junk yard,
I had some rusty things to discard “.
But before I left the house, my wife would always ask me, “ if you find any good, bring it home” and honestly, folks did quite often leave something of value that we could use and so, I did bring some things home.
But one Saturday morning, while at the junkyard, I got to thinkin, what if while I’m here some fella drives in and while there, he gets into an argument with his girlfriend, then he just leaves her there standing all alone. When I noticed the girl standing there I thought,
Well, “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure “
And that is where the idea for my song came from.

This is a pop track I wrote several years ago. I used A.I. to create an Electronic Dance Version. Since most of the songs here are country or ballads, I thought I'd upload something a little different. I hope y'all enjoy it! Let me know!

This simple song encapsulates and honors the simple, sweet, unwavering love and respect I observed between my in-laws. It was a love-you-no-matter-what kind of love.