Chordal arrangement and Performance by: Rosie Amrit

Lyrics and Melody by: Haydee Ahrens



A sort of #metoo song.
I want this out there so people can better understand what a victim of sexual abuse feels like, especially when they are blamed, looked down on, and they get no justice for what was done to them. I wish that no one else would ever have to feel this way again. I wish these things would never happen again. With that being said, we know that as long as there is evil in the world, sexual abuse will continue. If you are reading this, please consider advocating for legislation to be put in place that would ensure that all rapists, pedophiles, and sexual abusers would be put away or institutionalized for the rest of their lives without any chance of being released. They rarely regret what they do and the men who abused me went on to abuse others. They never stop.


No matter what we experience here, in the end, GOD WINS. Some people are not going to be too happy about that, but I will be. GOD WINS, Jesus is Lord.

Lead Vocal Performed by: Elise Palmer
Harmonies and Backing Vocals arranged by: Elise Palmer
-Trust me on this folks, you gotta check out Elise Palmer from the UK-
Lyrics and Melody by: Haydee Ahrens

About finally finding someone who really loves you but doubting your worthiness based on experiences from the past i.e. bad choices and severe mistreatment from people in previous relationships, etc. You will see how it ends.

My songwriting is an emotional deep dive into moments. My point of view in songs is as a commiserator, not a storyteller. I wanted to explore what it would feel like to moment you found out the love of your life walked out on you. iPhone recording

a little about agism, a little about passing it on,etc.

This is a story of how one guy choses to get his frustrations/anger out. It is present tense. Uptempo. Very manly but fun hopefully. I believe it would sound best with a mix of Smokey and the Bandit and Dukes of Hazard themes and Cody Johnson and Easton Corbin and Dustin Lynch sounds. It needs a rockin', punchy tune. I am very happy to collaborate to get this song moving along. One of my favourite I have penned.

The second song from the musical following `Hey little Girlie` and is a teenage Holly dedicating this song to her father.

Performance by: Elise Palmer
Lyrics and Melody by: Haydee Ahrens

I admit at the outset that this was 100 percent inspired by Shania Twain stylistically. An ode to men who stay with their wives through the messiness of it all and accept us the way we are.

This song was written about two years ago as part of a musical and celebrates the birth of the main character, Holly.

A song about seeing an old flame after a long time has passed and falling in love all over again.