The right song can lead to more than just a dance.

Tom T Hill was a good friend of mine and sadly passed away a couple of years ago from Cancer.

It took a while but I finally sat down and wrote this song, "The Ballad Of Tom T Hill" for him.

Just a fun song about young love with a preacher's son!

I traveled to my hometown to attend a funeral. Sitting in the pew in front of me was a mutual friend to me and the deceased, as well as a lifelong friend and classmate since 1st grade. Before the service began, she turned around and said, “I’m embarrassed for you to see all these wrinkles on my face.” I told her, “You look the same as I remember from our earliest days.” During the service, I couldn’t help consider the irony; the last time I had seen my friend was at a birthday party for another mutual friend. This song began coming together during my 60-mile drive back home. This is a rewrite to add a bridge.

When you get into a situation that life kinda flashes before your eyes and you get a scare whether it be from a rough plane landing(which did happen) or you are driving and have to break suddenly or you hear gun shots somewhere and you think of the ones you love the most and how you will get to them no matter what adversity is before you...
This is a co-write with Emily Hatton, also from melbourne, australia.
Altho i am singing on this track, i m not looking to be a singer/songwriter, i just love writing songs and demoing them.

Uptempo rockabilly! I had previously uploaded this song, but I received feedback that the file was not working, so here it is again.

Just another cheatin' song!

This song is a tribute to all the Heroes of Hurricane Harvey and the great State of Texas.