It tells the story of two people finally finding one another against all odds and doing the whole living happily ever after thing. Here it is :

Oh yes, and I decided to add this funny snippet of the song… When I first tried to save the final recording of the song I accidentally hit the wrong button and upsampled the whole recording. The results were quite funny, so I decided to add it here.

Our lives get so busy and full of meaningless things that it is often difficult to hear His voice through all of it. But what I try to emphasize through the song is the fact that He is bigger than all of this and that, despite all of life’s problems He is still right here with us.

Also find it in the music portal.

Now all that’s needed is to find a way to let that special person know.

This song is supposed to serve that purpose.

This guy is so completely overwhelmed that nothing else matters and the only thing he can focus on is the one thing that makes him feel good. So he decides to pursue this feeling, even if it is at the cost of everything that he knows…

So I wrote Hold On. It’s all about how we should never let go of our search for love, even if we pay a higher emotional price every single time we lose it again. Just keep believing and holding on to love.

I wrote Forget as an inspiration/motivation to move on and forget about what I once had and lost. Thats just how I deal with stuff… I don’t get angry and break something, even though I have considered it sometimes. I write songs and hope that that helps to get stuff out.

This was also my first attempt at using piano as my lead instrument.

Someday soon was my first proper original recording. I wrote the song shortly after the end of a relationship while the hurt and confusion was still very much present and all I could think of.

It tells the story of someone who hasn’t yet accepted the fact that it’s over. He is still clining to the hope that maby someday (soon) things will all work out.

It is really true that we write our best music when we are truly inspired. I think this was the case for Someday Soon.