from the album "50" vocals by Alisa Jefferson lead guitar Dan Upton looking for the waterfall and I think we're almost there looking for the waterfall the anticipation in the air round the path, the path, the path goes round and round mind…

Standing in the sunlight Trying to shade my eyes A lonely child's spotlight When you've got two strikes A little piece of you dies When a third sails by Dancing in the moonlight The fire in her eyes If I play this just right Maybe…

Curled up next to me The way you like to do Wondering where I'd be If I never ran into you So easy now to see In those eyes so bright and blue Everything I'd ever need It's like you always knew The days'll come and go You lying here…

In the final few minutes That I'll be around Will you waltz with me in it Would you turn me down Would you turn me down As the time's running out And I make my advance Would there be any doubt If I take the chance Can I have one…

The vastness of the ocean A darkness in the sky A lifetime of emotion How hard you've had to try To navigate the currents And the demons in the deep You have to stay awake 'Cuz they might take you in your sleep You wish that you could…

One of those little gems written in the during the final months of recording. RIGHT ON TIME Keith Landry: Vocals, Guitar, Whistling Jessica Landry: Vocals Liam Byrne: Drums I've been waiting on you Longer than I've been alive And…

Believe it or not, this song was written while swimming laps in the high school pool (I had to have the life-guard kid write down lines for me every time I returned from the deep end). Oddly enough, the first line I came up with was "Swimming…

Believe it or not, this track was written as a pretty tame little song... Then I put new strings on the guitar and it simply refused to be played slow. Enjoy it for the drive and energy. Listen to the lyrics. For whatever reason, I hope you…

Hiking in Rocky Mountain National Park, the opening melodies to this song found their way into my head... A song of hiking, love, and life... Won't you come with me on the trail?

Wrote it over a decade ago, rewrote it five years ago, recorded it last year with the help of little sis Karen. "I'm not supposed to be down south. Take me north."