We all love, we all want to love and we don't want to die alone.

The last of the songs that i wrote on my German Holiday....Hope you enjoy!

Had a bad back just of late (working to hard) so i put it in a song,and my favorite painkiller is ? you guessed it WHISKY. PS The backs feeling much better now!

Many years ago I read the Herman Hesse book Siddhartha. It tells the story of a family man who meets his dream girl and he leaves it all to be with her. She is what he lives for. Then she leaves him and he finishes his life sitting beside the…

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Yet another version of this oneyet another version of this one still trying to work this song out I am currently working on another one

At last... I've managed to finish something. This was written months ago. I was about to try recording it with one or two others when this year's decorating started. With various buggered fingers, back muscles, etc, etc, I wasn't actually able…

This another song written, produced and recorded by my brother, Mark Lisney.

I can only listen to Mustang Sally so many times. But Genghis has the most incredible tone. I can't keep my ears of it!

Fill It Up Everybody has a hole And we try to fill it up To take away the emptiness we feel inside We fill it up with good and bad, With not so good and not so bad But only one thing fills the hole Let he who has ears listen Hey…

JUDAS He walked with the Lord as one of the twelve And Jesus loved him as much as the rest He ate and he drank and he talked with Our Lord For three years was an intimate friend But his faults they were many, his heart…

This was written after contemplating the Shroud of Turin.

The Ave Maris Stella is a popular liturgical hymn of unknown origin. It can be dated back to at least the 9th century for it is preserved in the Codex Sangallensis, a 9th century manuscript now in the Swiss Monastery of St. Gallen. Its appearance…

The Latin of the "Lord have mercy" part of the liturgy. Also included is the prayer given to St. Faustina - "For the sake of His sorrowful Passion..."