From the album "One in Ten" 2010. This song is loosely based on a combination of two women I know. I have never been romatically involved with either, but their stories provided the backdrop for the song to become real.
From the album "One in Ten" 2010. This song is about as literal as I get. There is no deeper hidden meaning whatsoever. The second verse was copped from a very early version of "Les is More" off my first record back when it had the working title of "Three Square Meals."
From the album "Waltzing on Eggshells" 2007. This is a song about the stupidest thing I have ever done, my wife's eventual reconciliation with me, and the art that came from it. This is real life.
From the album "Waltzing on Eggshells" 2007. Written just after me moved to Charlotte, this song is written from my wife's point of view. I remember sitting in a vacant upstairs room of the house we were renting in the lovely east side of town thinking, "If she could turn this all into art, what would she have to say?"
Unreleased 2008. The directors called me and gave me a loose outline of the plot of "Call Center." I've had plenty of shitty 9-5's in my time, so it wasn't hard to catch onto that vibe. Thankfully, I haven't had to work a real day in my life for the last 5 years. But don't worry - I'm going to college so I can get back to that as soon as possible.
Unreleased. Written sometime around 2007. I am constantly afraid of dying due to some random circumstance that has nothing to do with any decision I make myself. Sometimes, after intimate moments, these thoughts creep into my head. This is a song about living until you don't anymore.
