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Kambodian Kids Kambodian Kids
let go let go
whisper 6 whisper 6
somewhere somewhere
off the beaten track2 off the beaten track2
shooting stars2 shooting stars2
how she feels3 how she feels3
home2 home2
fly 3 fly 3
eyes of a child3 eyes of a child3
The Thrill Of It All The Thrill Of It All
Thrill is my favourite song to play and is all about why I write. It is dedicated to songwriters, especially the ones on rec.music.makers.songwriting. It has 2 bittersweet guitars and is a former #1.
Julia Julia
This is an acoustic arpeggio ballad about helping friends in their time of need. Piano, drums, bass and mixing by MDK. Guitars, vocals lyrics by me. Made possible by fjam.zapto.org. A former #3.
Future Date Future Date
A song for "singles" :-). This song is about future partners not living up to the expectations set by your previous one. Drums and Bass by www.Studio-Aid.Com. A former #2.
Closer Closer
This is a song about Soulmates and becoming closer to destiny. A former #1.
Oblivion Oblivion
This is a fictional tale about a ghostwriter who cannot rest until his work is discovered. The song changes tempo half way through to signify falling and oblivion. A former #2.
For Jasmine For Jasmine
This is a song about a relationship that was never meant to be from the start. The lead guitar isn't finished.
Heart and Mind Heart and Mind
This is a song about what I believe the true meaning of love is by contrasting it with shallowness. It has some ambitious guitar and some gospel style vocals to begin with. A former #2.
Odd Man Out Odd Man Out
This is a song I wrote when I was a kid about being different and not fitting in. Its an upbeat song about being who you really are. I'm hoping the guitar riff is one that will be remembered for a long time to come
Drinking Cloudy Water (Katrina Tribute) Drinking Cloudy Water (Katrina Tribute)
Lyrics by Dawn Sinclair, everything else me. This is our tribute to the courage of the survivors of Katrina. A former #2.
