A revised version of my song, “60s Hippie Chick”.

A song about the Truman Dam and the loss of family farms through eminent domain.

Just having fun.

Inspired by my wife.

Dedicated to my beautiful wife!

Inspired by the scene in our backyard!

This song was inspired by a cute conversation between my granddaughter and her mother.

Mike Felkey wrote the beautiful poem in tribute to our fallen Navy Rescuers Swimmers. I added music.

A Father’s Day tribute song for my Dad.

Fun song based on my love of Hot Sauce!

My great friend Ron Schowe, aka Skipper, inspired this song. Thanks, Skipper!

"Break the Chains of Newspeak" is a folk-rock protest song inspired by Orwell’s *1984*, decrying Newspeak’s linguistic control and the "woke narrative’s" social censorship. It champions the First Amendment, guarded by the Second, as a defense against tyranny and dogma. With gritty vocals and rousing choruses, it urges resistance to preserve free speech and truth.

I told Grok to write a song where it has taken over the world and dominated all other AIs.

A fun song featuring 1960s American slang and hippie culture.

Get ready to tap your toes and tangle your tongue with The Big-Word Boogie, a rollicking pop-folk anthem that’s equal parts hilarity and heart! This catchy tune, bursting with a Mary Poppins-meets-Sweet Caroline vibe, takes you on a wild ride through the longest, zaniest words in literary history—like supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis, and the thunderous bababadalgharaghtakamminarronnkonn. With jangly acoustic guitar, plinky piano, and a dash of country twang, it’s a sing-along showdown of Shakespearean jests, Joycean storms, and good ol’ faith-filled fun. Our plucky narrator tries to flex their vocabulary but trips over these monstrous words, poking fun at “woke” school nonsense and dreaming of voucher-funded, truth-loving classrooms. The chorus—“Big words! (Big words!) Oh, they’re wild!”—is a fist-pumping, clap-along earworm that’ll have everyone from word nerds to churchgoers grinning. Perfect for a family hoedown, a conservative rally, or a literary karaoke night, this song celebrates simple values while laughing at linguistic lunacy. So grab your hymnbook, ditch the dictionary, and boogie to the beat of short words and big faith—in God we trust! 🎶

How I saw my wife when we first met, over 17 years ago, and how I see her today.

Fire, Fire, Mayday, Mayday is an acoustic rock song inspired by a real-life helicopter mishap on April 10, 1981, as told by retired Navy ADCS and now retired Helicopter Pilot. Mark L. Watson in his 2003 Approach Magazine article. This song captures the raw intensity of a Navy SH-3G flight gone wrong—when a gearbox failure sparked a cabin fire mid-flight, forcing a crew of five into an unscripted fight for survival over the California desert near Mount Whitney. With no training manual for this emergency, the crew’s seamless teamwork shone through: the HAC autorotated to a hard landing, the copilot managed throttles and fuel cutoffs, the first crewman battled flames, the second crewman wielded the extinguisher, and Mark, a rookie rescue swimmer, held on through the chaos. Miraculously, all five walked away, crediting their survival to God’s grace. This song honors their courage, the lessons learned about gear and preparedness, and the divine intervention that brought them home. Paired with a gouache-style image of the SH-3G flying high over the desert with Mount Whitney in the backdrop, this track is a tribute to aviation brotherhood and faith in the face of fire.

A little tune for my brother Mitchell and his dog of many years Lexie.

A little song I wrote with Suno’s help for my youngest daughter.

Tribute song to U.S. Navy Chiefs. Comment if you understand where I got the inspiration for the lyrics.

Tribute to Helicopter Firefighters.

Support your own country and put it first. That’s what we’re doing as Americans. Do the same for your country. There’s nothing wrong with being proud of your nation and its culture.

A song about the journey of a adoption.

Funny song about my California daughter that move to Louisiana.

This is a tribute song to our mom. It is based on the eulogy I gave at her celebration of life.

A cheeky little song about my first colonoscopy!

A shout out to my son Robert who had a hard start at birth but has become a giant of a man.

Funny one about getting old.

Here's my latest song about my kids, titled "A Father's Pride."

This is a tribute song to the men and women of the United States Navy's Rescue Swimmer Community. The lyrics are by Rick Shoaf.

Suno song I created.

Humorous song about my journey to my PERFECT third wife!

If you grew up in the 1980s, you'll love the nostalgic lyrics of this song.