This is a song about taking time to look at your life and find satisfaction. (please excuse the production as I'm not the best singer or producer)

It's about having that awesome someone who always puts things into perspective for you.

All those disappointments, all those things holding you back, all those reasons not to be happy - maybe it's you. So row out to your ship of dreams, don't wait for it to find you.

I took a bit of artistic license in telling the story of Clyde Tombaugh, the discoverer of Pluto, as if he were my best friend growing up, and if the reason he discovered the planet was due to a picture I took of the both of us goofing off. (It's a rough draft, kinda sloppy... I know)

A feel good life song.

I wrote this a while ago, and just now found a completely different set of lyrics that I had forgotten about... I had the opening riff and thought it sounded kind of like an old-fashioned train song.

This is a very simple instrumental. I would like to extend it and maybe add some other instrumentation to it. This version came about because a friend was making a collection of tracks that had to be 50 seconds long, so I cut it down to that length.

This song was written as an exercise from the idea of a person who has died and is in his casket before the viewing starts, wondering if he was a good-enough friend that people will want to pay their respects. I used alliteration a lot in the verses.

The 2nd verse ("the light it seems to change") just popped into my head complete one night, and I built the rest of it around that. The image for me is standing at the house in the country where I grew up.