True Story
A song, with chords and lyrics, telling the true story of how the artist met her love — a serendipitous chain of a canceled early flight, a lost wallet, a rooftop party, a bus, and a nerdy opening line.
Painted In Chaos
A song, with chords and lyrics, about living amid accelerating change — the fear of losing the illusion of choice, and the discovery of space on the page and peace in the change as it burns on.
Restless
A song, with chords and lyrics, studying the anticipation of the date destined to end in romance — the nervousness, the mutual knowing, and the butterflies of an inevitable attraction.
Morning (Flowing In)
A love song, with chords and lyrics, about the quiet moments of waking beside a partner — not wanting to part as morning light pours in, feeling safe, unchained and free in their presence.
You Heard Me
An original song with chords and lyrics about speaking difficult truths aloud to those who need to hear them, at any cost, and the freedom that comes from finally saying what is real.
What I Found
An original love song with chords and lyrics about how another person can reveal the best in us by reflecting their own good qualities back, framed as a discovery of self and gratitude within a close relationship.
Turn
An original song with chords and lyrics about sensing someone emotionally turning away before they openly do, capturing the pain, anger and eventual resolve to walk away from a relationship that costs too much.
Who You Are To Me
An original love song written in Costa Rica in 2014 and based on the author’s wedding vows, with chords and tablature, celebrating being fully seen, accepted and free to be oneself within a committed partnership.
What Home Should Be
The author’s first recorded song, an unplugged love song from the album Finding Zen with chords and lyrics, born from a collaboration with the band Swell Daze and a text message calling a partner what home should feel like.
Lost At A Distance
An original song with chords and lyrics that tries to name what we truly miss about someone at a distance, concluding it is not their voice or face but their touch and the gravity of their actual presence.