I am a dorky Christian, husband to my beautiful wife & best friend and father of three amazing children. In my spare time, I like to play guitar and coach little kids' baseball.
I use this website to log my random thoughts (which doesn't seem to be that frequent).
I am a designer, developer and web analyst for my company, Visual Notion.
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By Glassbyrd (Marc Byrd & Christine Glass/Byrd)
I’ve journeyed far
I’ve slept out in the desert with the stars
I have felt the mystery
I’ve been broken down
I've seen my dreams fall like ashes to the ground
I’ve been my own worst enemy
But Your mercy
Is the sweetest gift to me
Your sweet mercy
Is the air I wanna breathe
I feel it washing over me
I’ve traveled long
And I’ve prayed for my vision to carry on
When my eyes just couldn’t see
I’ve been betrayed
And I’ve fallen like a child along the way
I’ve been lost in revelry
If music doesn't affect you, then why do you change it depending on your mood? Is it to change your mood or to retain it?
It certainly sounds like it actually does affect you, doesn't it?
I listened to Thousand Foot Krutch's latest album 'Welcome To The Masquerade' that certainly helped 'Bring Me To Life' when I got my mower to 'Fire It Up' and lay the 'Smackdown' on the yard that had gotten so 'Outta Control.'
I mowed down the alley before the city could send us 'The Invitation' to pay a fine for a code violation (Although some people have weeds so tall I want to 'Scream'). I just couldn't 'Look Away' from it any longer.