I don't want to leave you I don't want to turn and walk the other way i don't want to leave you even though you've never heard my name and i rise from my grave as if the world was mine to save you were so cold and lonely your offer…

learning....forever learning to look beyond the circumstance, look beyond the pain, and maybe find peace through the pain.... in my valleys in my darkest hours when the water has risen so high there's no support to be found I'm battered…

this is just the basics...give it a listen and let me know what you think. It's all rather raw...lots more to be done. :)

Ok...here's another one for the rpm. Just got thinking about religion, God, truth, love, unity. Been reading the "The life of Pi" - well anyway it got the gears turning. Again, enjoy and if you'd like to, tell me what you think. Much peace…

This song was inspired by the Life of Pi...and yes, i feel like a drifter at times, floating, going no where. I've been drifting i've been drifting for days going no where being driven by the waves driven mad by the wind and her voices…

Originally this was a Van Halen-ish tune. Now... Well, listen for your self. This kicked things off for me. I really took inspiration from Mike Patton in Tomahawk. Very experimental with the voice hope you like it.

Lyrics: I know your secrets I know that you’ve been bleeding I feel your anger And every single feeling I was your mask, my friend And only friend that you had I’ll come to save you And be your mask again I am your “outside” I shade the inner…

Lyrics: I know your secrets I know that you’ve been bleeding I feel your anger And every single feeling I was your mask, my friend And only friend that you had I’ll come to save you And be your mask again I am your “outside” I shade the inner…

This piece is a typical example of my love for spoken voice. I used to go thrift store hopping and try and collect all tapes and records I could get my hands on that had spoken voice. I used to drive around listening to these, and to christian…

A downbeat ditty written and recorded in sixty continuos minutes. I actually have plans for this one, so stay tuned for revisions in the near future.