December 15, 2009
We’ve all heard the saying, “Sh** or get off the pot.” I have a sneaking suspicion artists hear it a lil’ more often than others. So, how do you sew up such colorful conviction and diligence with wavering faith in …
December 11, 2009
Dear Santa Words and Music by Jeff Hartman Dear Santa You’ve given me so much Everything I’ve ever wanted But I couldn’t live without such little things that don’t compare to the way she looked at me Whispering “I love …
December 3, 2009
I’d like to take this opportunity to introduce you to “Erica’s Song.” Erica Coffey was a dear friend of mine and many, taken by a car accident 22-years young, one week before my wedding. I could talk/write all day and …
November 26, 2009
“I Thought It Was Leather” is one of only two “novelty” songs I’ve written for any album. It’s less fiction than fact and laced with metaphors and euphemisms. The music is reminiscent and a mix of early Iggy Pop and …
November 18, 2009
The free person in Christ and the rebellious will always look the same to those who labor under religious obligation, because both ignore the conventions that govern men. But there is a major difference between the two. The rebel does …
October 30, 2009
Move On Words and Music by Jeff Hartman I don’t have much to say these days I don’t have very far to go She tells me they will never change their ways I tell her where I think they all …
October 7, 2009
“People make mistakes.” While it’s certainly true that people make mistakes, it’s a fallacy to imply that the fallibility of people is a justification for mistakes. Often, when folks err in a way that hurts people, it is rationalized to …