My wife got tired of me writing breakup songs, so just to prove that I am still a romantic soul, I wrote this one about everlasting love. I hope you enjoy it.

“No More One Days” was inspired by a real couple I became friends with through the hospital world (I'm in the medical field). The husband was critically ill and waiting on a heart transplant and going through a long recovery, and one day he told his wife, “One day we’ll finally take that trip to Nashville.” She looked at him and basically said, “No more one days.”



That hit me because it wasn’t really about Nashville, it was about realizing how easy it is to keep putting life off until suddenly time feels fragile. The song lives in that hospital-room tension between fear, hope, exhaustion, and gratitude. Instead of focusing on tragedy, it turns toward urgency and choosing to live now while you still can.



The core message is simple: stop waiting for “someday” to start living.

This is a love song I wrote talking about longevity, time tested, love that will, and has, continued through good and bad times. This could be done in a country version or more pop style. This demo is kind of in the middle of that.

The all to relatable feeling of hanging onto the idea of the person you fell in love with…long after they stopped doing the things you fell in love with them for.