Tag Archives: acoustic guitar

SOMETIMES THERE ARE NO WORDS – PART 3

Posted on April 18, 2016 by Judy

There are no words to describe the love I feel for my children. And there truly are no words that adequately describe the pain of losing a child. Continue reading →

Posted in Grief Stories | Tagged acoustic guitar, children and love, comforting music, death of a child, grief, guitar, healing music, hiking, lovesong, lullaby, memories, mother and daughter, No Words, subsequent child after loss, suppressing feelings | 2 Comments

ANGEL IN THE SKY – PART 3

Posted on February 17, 2016 by Judy

“Gone for years and I still cry – don’t you know, my love just didn’t die.”
So many of my songs are inspired by the child I had that never had a chance to grow up. Continue reading →

Posted in Healing and Hope | Tagged acoustic guitar, angel in the sky, comforting music, death of a child, healing and grief, healing music, hope of healing, inspiration, musical comfort, my angel, optimism, songwriting, You're my angel | 13 Comments

I FEEL YOUR LOVE

Posted on February 9, 2016 by Judy

She’s gone . . . I kept wondering where she was; death was such a mystery for me. Continue reading →

Tagged acoustic guitar, bereavement, Beside Me Always, blogging friends, expressing feelings, facing death, friend's death, GRIEF RELATED, healing, healing music, inspirational, losing a friend, loss, overcoming grief, passionate songwriter, Sandra Blake Callahan, songwriting, terminal illness | 13 Comments

SET YOU FREE – PART 2

Posted on January 31, 2016 by Judy

I had no idea when I wrote the lyrics, “I long for you to hold me” – it wasn’t just about my dad. There was a lot more to it . . . Continue reading →

Tagged acoustic guitar, Aging Parents, beautiful music, expressing feelings, father's death, goodbye song, guitar, healing from grief, healing music, inspirational, music and healing, passionate songwriter, Set you free, songwriting | 4 Comments