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SAYING GOODBYE

I also named this post, “Saying Goodbye” for my song with that name. I began writing songs when I was a sixteen-years-old. The experiences in my life were channeled into each and every song, as well as projections of love and loss I hadn’t yet experienced.
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WITH THE PASSAGE OF YEARS

Yesterday was quite joyous for me as I recorded a very special song, “Only Tears.” I was very happy with the way I sang it, as well as the arrangement. In a few days, it will be Cheryl’s birthday. She died in February of 2008 from breast cancer. I have wondered what songs I might write once I’ve finished “unloading” all my former musical compositions of my youth. It was huge for me that I sat down and wrote new lyrics a week ago. I wrote a completely new, last verse for Only Tears. Continue reading

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THE MUSIC IN MY HEART – PART 1

My songs are unfolding faster and faster now. My voice has been improving and my heart has been lifted so high that I never dreamed it would be possible. My heart starts racing when I think about this upcoming weekend and my performing at two Border’s stores. My unfolding journey is more amazing than I ever imagined. I am honest when I say that it doesn’t matter where it’s going. I just don’t want it to ever end.
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BORDERING ON BREAKING OUT

I have a lot of excitement about performing, lately. My practicing is definitely paying off – far less “boo boos.” My problem is that when I see my friends in th3e audience, sometimes I forget where I am! Continue reading

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