Well, all my mastered stuff is too big to upload - so here's a crazy mellow version of "Chicago" that I almost completely forgot about. If you wanna compare versions, go to jonmorganmusic.bandcamp.com for the album spin.

Religion and apathy are not mutually exclusive. Been thinking a lot about that.

Night Dress began as a song that I initially improvised lyrically on. The term night dress grew into this idea of how people are generally a bit different (more themselves) with people they are more comfortable with. It also delves a bit into sexual orientation and how it just shouldn't matter what consenting adults within their own private time. If I was to interpret this song literally for you, it is about a man who wants to be with a woman who dumped him after finding out that he sometimes dressed up in women's clothing (night dress).

A song about how, while I was in High School, my best friend and I would lay out in my backyard and talk about the vastness of space. How we were foolish, young, and naive. Lyrics are still meh, this is rough with a main focus on form and melody.

I wrote this early on, when I was writing a lot of music but didn't yet have the nerve to perform in front of a bunch of strangers.

Flying across country, I got an earful about religion from a lady next to me. All I could thing about was how many other people in the world needed her prayers more than me.

Maybe every songwriter should have at least one murder ballad.