Based on some personal experience from when I was an artist. Exploring the tension between being on the road and longing for home.

I traveled to my hometown to attend a funeral. Sitting in the pew in front of me was a mutual friend to me and the deceased, as well as a lifelong friend and classmate since 1st grade. Before the service began, she turned around and said, “I’m embarrassed for you to see all these wrinkles on my face.” I told her, “You look the same as I remember from our earliest days.” During the service, I couldn’t help consider the irony; the last time I had seen my friend was at a birthday party for another mutual friend. This song began coming together during my 60-mile drive back home. This is a rewrite to add a bridge.

Written by my wife Tracy Horn He Knows It All

I wrote this with the amazing Jenee Fleenor.

This song was written about my husband who has been with me through the ups and the downs.
This song was released on my first self-titled EP.

I wrote this song about my oldest daughter and coming to grips with her getting older.

We can manage to put on a strong front during the daylight hours....but then comes the night.

Days get busy, and life gets complicated, but when we take the time to catch our breath we soon realize the value of just an ordinary day.