I wrote this song on a Sunday morning before heading to worship. The words just came to me. I sent them over to David Snyder and he came back with a rough track a couple hours later. We chose to keep this song a vocal and David on guitar.

It's about good dreams and wanting to celebrate them. I actually think I was asleep when I wrote this.

I wrote this almost 40 years ago as a lullaby for my brand new daughter Heather.

After John Prine's death, I read an interview with his wife Fiona in Rolling Stone. Fiona talked about her last days with John holding his hand. That is my third verse and the song was written backwards building a story about a couple.

This song came to me while looking out my office window toward the state capitol, where I saw that both the US and VA state flags were at half-mast. It's a wonderful sign of respect, but we see it way too often!

This song came to me while running through a park in a light rain, with the temperature at 33 degrees. It turned to snow, and I just felt this magical surreal sensation which turned into a song.

A short demo recorded by my song partner Pete Smith. I have since revised the chorus a bit to fit his melody better.



Sent the title to Brent and he discussed it with Johnny on one of their podcasts.



Not sure about genre, tbh.

Romantic love always describes two people becoming one. I can't live like that. But I would be up for one-and-a-half.

A demo that's been sitting around for while. On nights when I can't fall asleep, my mind wanders. I hate that I'm wide awake, but sometimes I come up with some interesting ideas.