This is the title track of my RPM 2010 album. It describes how I juggle the bills each week and try to make ends meet. If you know the old joke, if the ends would not necessarily meet but just wave at each other once in a while, I'd be happy.

Things always go as planned. Yeah, right.

This song described my co-workers at one company during a temporary assignment. I won't mention the company for fear of being sued, but you get the idea what they were like. ER

This was written long ago, during my Buddy Holly period . . .

This is the story of what happened when a girlfriend left me for a guy I knew to be a real loser. Enjoy.

Me and my ordinary deeds . . .

A busy man just wants some peace . . .

This what is happening to me right now. My career is waiting for a big break, and I sure hope it comes soon!

This song speaks to a dichotomy I've noticed about the digital age. While businesses certainly have a lot to say to their customers, and use all kinds of electronic means to reach them, the same is not true of the individual. Now that we have…

A pledge to the love of my life. Used a little different instrumentation and arrangement on this. I like it. What do you think?

This is a song about what I couldn't do for my lady love. The lyrics were written in a hotel room while I was missing her. ER

This is how I got over the events of 9/11.

Tell me the truth.

This is the title track and was written in the 90s to a boss who resisted change and it's obvious benefits.

This is the first song on the first CD I ever compiled. You'll notice a piano as the primary instrument, and extensive use of horns. I wrote it years ago, and play it when I need some cheering up. Hope you like it. ER

Another older song, this is my attempt to sound like one of my all-time favorites, Robin Trower. While he never used horns in his songs, I like them (being a former sax player), so I used them in this song to enhance the sound. Let me know what…

This is a lullaby I wrote for my oldest daughter when she was a toddler. Some think it's sweet, and I appreciate that, but I wrote so I could also sing it to her when she wouldn't shut the f*ck up and go to bed!

For someone who uses a computer and the internet to distribute his music, this is kind of an odd, if not ironic song to sing. However . . .

A story of a soldier asking his lady love to wait for him.

This is the very first song I ever posted anywhere online. I still like listening to it years later. What do you think?