Sitting in my apartment. Replacing RAM on my computer. Thinking about how we all have "slots" and everyone we meet, who becomes a real friend, takes one. And with that, it's our responsibility to help others by replacing their old, corrupted memory

An empowering song to help you get through the day... Motivational lyrics with a little rap twisted into it.

Update to earlier recording. Special thanks to Andrew Bashaw for the "smile when singing" suggestion and Barbara Cloyd (from Nashville) for a loving critique and pacing suggestions.

Plank is basically about someone searching for answers to questions that are not readily available.

This song is about the stuggle to deal with changes in life. I was really going through a rough point when I wrote this but I also think it brought out my inner songwriter. Melancholy can produce some great material sometimes.

I wrote this song a few years ago, back when I first started getting into songwriting. It's the only song I've written about a past situation, it's about my parent's divorce when I was thirteen and still picking up pieces of the broken home.

The CD player in my van broke this summer so I listened to more of the radio than I had since probably high school. It wasn't as grueling as I thought it'd be, I think it's helped influence my songwriting a bit. I tried to make this a decent pop song

This song was inspired by an unknown man I once noticed in passing last winter. He was alone, sitting isolated and coatless on the swingset of a nieghborhood park in my hometown. This song I wrote from what might have been his perspective that day.

Boy meets girl, boy writes song for girl. When I tell her I love her, there's a kind of mutual strength and vulnerability in it. I tried to play these emotions off of one another. It's the first love song I've ever written.