“Late Night Ramble”

My first single, “Late Night Ramble,” from my upcoming debut album, “Cathartes Aura” is now available. Fundamentally, it is a song about remaining true to yourself in a world of deception, lies, outrage, anxiety, confusion and smoke and mirrors.

For me, inner truth emerges from moments of quiet, introspective solitude. Usually it’s late at night while most people are sound asleep, and a deep quiet takes over, amplifying the noise of my mind. That voice rambles, and I find it helps to sort it out by putting it on paper. Oftentimes it’s jumbled, incoherent, profane, dark, funny, offensive, brutal and nonsensical. But after spending some time churning out the garbage, the truth of what I’m feeling and htinkbecomes clearer. Sometimes it finds its way into a lyric or a few lines of poetry. This song was born from that writing practice.

“Late Night Ramble”

It’s a late night ramble

That’s keeping me awake

So far beyond my bedtime

So far beyond the break

Deep, deep down in the ocean

With the feelings I forsake’d 

But something’s pulled me down here

Yeah something I can’t shake


It’s a late night ramble

That shows me I’m unsure

Of what was once so certain

Now nothing but a blur

Of everything I’m thinking 

The profane and impure

Found here within these pages

The cancer and the cure


And I’ll be damned if I don’t share my story

And may be damned if I do

But that’s alright man I don’t need the glory

In a world that misconstrues

I would rather be true


Yeah it’s a late night ramble

That’s got me up all night

On this creative gamble

Been betting all my life

I may have lost religion 

I may be read my rights 

But something is a whispering

That’s says I’ll be alright


And I’ll be damned if I don’t share my story

And may be damned if I do

But that’s alright man I don’t need the glory

In a world that’s gone askew

I would rather be true


And I’ll be damned if I don’t share my story

And may be damned if I do

But that’s alright man I don’t need the glory

In a world so damn confused 

I would rather be true