I love a simple story song!

This is the only song I ever had a co-writer on. A friend of mine named Blair Moniger wrote the first two verses of this song and he got stuck. He asked me to finish it if I could. So I did. But before I could show it to him he was killed in a motorcycle accident. So this one's for you Blair. I hope you like it.

This is a song to my children and to all the Dads out there who have suffered separation from their children

Not really much of a story behind this. I was just messin around one day and come up with a catchy little shuffle at the end of a stop. I liked the rythym and was havin fun with it. And this is what come out. lol

This song was inspired by an event where I lost my children for a while. I framed it so that any parent could relate when their little girl leaves the nest, gets married or just goes off on her own. I believe this to be true American country. Tryin to hit ya where the heart beats.

I'm a big fan of video games, but what have they cost?

There's no real story ... just something I (Alan) came up with a while back. It's a Bluesy Jazz Sax Instrumental that might conjure some melancholy emotion for the listener. Genre could be Blues, Jazz or Smooth Jazz. It also has hints of R&B.



(c) 2019 Alan D. David, BMI

The idea was the way adults think of spending the night with someone. It was a common phrase my brother, cousins and I said a lot to our parents. "Can I go spend the night at so and so's" or "Can so and so spend the night with us". Now days when we would have a different meaning to Spend the Night.

Harlan County Kentucky was notorious for moon shine running, and sometimes the young runners had to make a choice when it came to getting caught.