This song is based on a poem I wrote by the same name. It's based on a metaphor of being on one side of a canyon and longing for the life that exists on the other side. The only way across is to build a bridge, but you cannot be the architect that builds it.
Sometimes all we need in life is that one special person. This song is about coming to the realization that nothing else matters when you have that person by your side.
A song about coming to terms with leaving home for the first time and being afraid that you may never return, but recognizing that spreading your wings is important.
A song written about Henry and Julia Corson, the original owners of the land in Cape Breton where the Keltic Lodge stands today. Rumour has it Julia's ghost still haunts the property.
I challenged myself to write a country song referencing as many famous rodeos as possible without making it awkward. Here is a song about regretting chasing the rodeo instead of the one you love.
A song writing in memory of my dear friend Joey Murray, known affectionately to many as Hank, Jr. A lover of country music, this song recognizes that his shoes will never be filled.
Someone said to me many years ago that I could be their last first everything. Something about the phrase always stuck with me. Here's a little country song about it.
In my hometown of St. Peter's, we joke that the first ice of the year signals all the ice fishers to come out of hiding for the winter and head down to Strachan's Cove. This song serves to commemorate all the days I saw them hard at work.
When the old one-lane swing bridge in St. Peter's was decommissioned in 2016, the salvageable parts were repurposed and used in other structures. This song, from the bridges perspective, talks about how new technology can never replace the impact our old infrastructure had on our history.
I wrote this song the day I found out I was moving to Ottawa. It serves as a sequel to my song Chasing Dreams and is about the need to just let things play out.
Sometimes you come to a crossroads in life where you have to make a choice. This song ponders whether the one you're waiting for will still love you if someone else comes along.
We often talk about different ways to bring ourselves closer to Heaven and to those who have left us behind. This idea came to me on a flight to Ottawa as I was staring out my window. It speaks about some of those ways.
When JP Cormier gave me his Tanglewood guitar in 2011, my life and career changed forever. All these years later, it is still with me everywhere I go. This song is a tribute to that instrument.