Press Forward Amara Doxey

When our son Liam was little, I asked him what kind of song he wanted me to write for him. He said he wanted to go on a trip. He wanted to ride planes, trains, and automobiles, and go on an adventure. He even helped me get the song started at times---i can still hear his adorable voice, saying, "Here, We, Go! " to the rhythm of the intro.
My Dad always played songs on his guitar growing up--and many of them had a train in them, sort of a Johnny Cash feel, with a Spanish flair. I also often heard the sound of the trains on the tracks a couple miles away from my childhood home, lulling me to sleep at night, accompanied by those old songs my Dad would sing. "Everybody loves the sound of a train in the distance..." says Paul Simon. That was true for me.
This song became a story of a confident, willful, stubborn young man, out to find his way in the world--and finding out it's not as easy as it looks. But when there is a will, there is a way, and having a bit of stubborn optimism and bravery can take you places, where you'll do things you didn't know you could.

How seeing through a negative lense, can sometimes instigate positive change, using creative methods to find solutions.

Featuring the song "Beautiful You" in honor of Self Love

Recovery from addiction, and discovery of self love, through the practice of Ahimsa, which means to do no harm, to Love God and therefore love as he would love.

A Song written with reference to the scripture Matthew 11:28-30
When blessings feel like burdens, or when burdens are too much to bear, don't just "hand them over" to God--let Him fill you with His abundant Light.

"Mistakes are always mistakes,
or so I've heard them say,
but if it teaches a lesson,
the mistake will go away" Stephen Cosgrove