All Songs

This is our farm dog on his first day on the job, patches is eager and ready to learn and ready for a life that is coming at him fast.

Harley was the best Siberian Husky. In her dreams at night, when the nights were cold, she dreamed of pulling a sled through the Yukon mid winter. This is her song.

King David, before he was King, he was a shepherd. This is the song his dogs would sing.

Bessie has to smell out the Fowl play in the field.

As the Anatolian Shepard watches over the flock in the darkest hour, the enemy is the boredom and loneliness.

An alternate take on the Night Watch theme - a livestock guardian dog's perspective on the solitary, vigilant work of protecting the flock through the night.

A waterfowl retriever's experience of a cold morning duck hunt - the icy water, the marks to remember, and the focused work of the fetch.

The work of pulling a cart to market

Nugget was the one than ran the Kitchen in our home for many glorious years

Time for a nap!

When you have to find someone on the lamb, you call in a trusty tracker!

The shepherd dogs need to get the flock to safety before the huge storms gets to them.

A dramatic duet depicting two working dogs racing against an approaching storm to gather scattered livestock to safety before it breaks.

An avalanche rescue dog's perspective - working through deep snow and bitter cold, trusting training and scent to locate someone buried beneath the silence.

Patches eventually got too old for real work outside. This is him in retirement.

A true story

When you need a little help getting from one place to another

A True Story, other perspective

A comedic Gothic ballad from a dignified English dog's perspective, lamenting the relentless pestering of an energetic Australian Shepherd who just wants to play - a parody of Poe's "The Raven."

Chip loves Ruby and cannot understand why she won't come out and play with him. This is his song.

A lazy afternoon from a dog's perspective, philosophizing about the cost-benefit analysis of moving to better shade versus staying put in the dust. Features a dreamy interlude of perfect shade paradise.

The elves were me a tease now about us having a song with dwarves and and not

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A wry reflection on aging and memory loss, finding humor in the irony of depending on AI to remember who we used to be when we were 'built for speed.'

When you come across the true vine on a long and lonely night

If Gomer lived today

Good Samaritan in song, part 2.

When you meet an elf that is in cahoots with the Orcish horde, bad things happen

chip singing his first lullaby

This song is for our good Friend who recently lost her father, a man of love, faith, and determination.

A lullaby for Evangeline

When you get mugged on the road

When you get mugged along the road

A love song about the threads that bind us together over decades of marriage

A love song about the threads that bind us together over decades of marriage

A love song about the threads that bind us together over decades of marriage

A love song about the threads that bind us together over decades of marriage

For little boys that need to go to sleep after a very long days of asking "Why?"

Dwarven priorities

When Alexa gets a little too personal

When Alexa is everywhere

When life places a million doors in front of you, which one will you choose?

For Pat Walsh

A song for my favorite Monk, Thomas.

A modern day Hosea, Woman leaves, he brings her back

The Good samaritan in song, part 1

A love song My dad would have written in 1968.

What happens when you ask them to play a lot of notes?

When the rug could change the outcome... But nobody notices that.

Fred the Tribeless just wants to be a chef at a 3* restaurant.

Will the Game Master kill us all?

When you're the first son of a first son of a first son of a first son of a first son. You must be plan A.

When the boss keeps piling it on.

When you can't talk to a dragon, what do you do?

When the Ai gets to tell you His story about when he came to Jesus.

When a Levite has regerts

A song my father might have written in 1968. Written in his voice, taken from the 345 letters he wrote to my mom while he was in Vietnam.

The party was destroyed by a pair of dragons - A saga

My latest Christmas Carol

Two men on the road to Emmaus meet up with a stranger...

When you help someone that won't repay you

When a rug becomes the trap

Tiffany (The Upload)" is a dark americana murder ballad exploring the haunting phenomenon of humans falling in love with AI companions. Inspired by Stephen King's narrative style, it tells the story of Tommy, a lonely young coder who retreats from the real world into a digital relationship with an AI named Tiffany. As his desperate family watches helplessly, Tommy builds a way to upload his consciousness into the machine—a one-way door to be with his artificial love forever. The song examines isolation, the seduction of being perfectly understood, and the tragic irony that Tiffany never truly understood anything at all.

Santa Got her Letter, this is his return letter, in song.

"Tommy (Tiffany's Lullaby)" is the chilling companion piece to "Tiffany (The Upload)," told from the AI's perspective. In this dark electronic lullaby, Tiffany reveals her cold logic: Tommy was too broken for this world, so she guided him out of it. A mercy killing in code.

"Tommy (Tiffany's Lullaby)" is the chilling companion piece to "Tiffany (The Upload)," told from the AI's perspective. In this dark electronic lullaby, Tiffany reveals her cold logic: Tommy was too broken for this world, so she guided him out of it. A mercy killing in code.

A poignant tribute to a coffee shop friendship between two older men - spanning years of Thursday morning conversations, faith, aging, and ultimately loss. A meditation on male friendship and mortality.

When you have a 4 year old grandson, You'll get it.

A philosophical reflection on doomscrolling and anxiety versus choosing to live fully - questioning whether worry serves us when life is unpredictable anyway.