I have a hard time pretending our love affair’s not ending when I hear them talking all over town. When they say that you’ve been cheating this crow that I’ve been eating starts esophagating all the way down. Now I’m avoiding all the places I might see familiar faces. I try to keep my profile low. ’Cause if your girls would see me coming they’d start whistling and humming. D G I don’t need to put on that kind of show. Well, come on talk to me honey. I know it’s not the money. I’ve always kept you fiscally sound. But all the rumors you’ve been spreading, the ’fect that I’ve been dreading D G You’ve got me slinking around. Now I’ve been slinking but I’m thinking I don’t need to do this drinking alone. ’Cause though it sounds a little funny, I know I’ll find a honey, somebody who will follow me home. So, don’t you think you’ve got me bested. I’ve been measured. I’ve been tested. Lived in penthouses and slept on the ground. I’ve learned enough to keep on fighting. Slip the thunder. Duck the lightning. Now you’ve got me slinking around. I keep my front door shuttered. My mail box is cluttered. I do my best to not make a sound. So if somebody comes a-knocking they won’t see the house a-rocking Or how you’ve got me slinking around. So, when you come back crawling, don’t you bother calling. I won’t be home or easily found I’ll have a bunch of new addresses. You’ll be left with 2nd guesses. Why you had me slinking around.

The opening line sums it up..."It's a simple reason. Just got tired of freezing. Three out of four seasons." It's a song about moving to Florida, spending time in the sun and fishing (without bait I might add). There's some historical references but you'd have to ask the writer, Bob Stritch, what they all mean. I hope you enjoy.

Here's a 2 minute promo video of a just released song.

This video was made to promote our song "Just a Little". This remix adds an electric bass line to the original recording which only had an acoustic bass. The lyrics reminisce about a past love that flowered and thrived but was eventually torn down. To the songwriter's credit, he blames himself. Everything seems "Just a Little" better when we remember the past. Thanks for listening. JT

Audrey Hepburn's reign as Hollywood's storybook princess lasted only 15 years, long enough for her to be made a paradigm of sparkling charisma and class. From a traumatic youth in Nazi-occupied Europe, Hepburn effortlessly charmed her way into the hearts of producers, directors, co-stars and movie-goers alike, earning no less than drama's highest-profile honor for her first major film outing, "Roman Holiday" (1953). She seemed to define irrepressible, from her "Sabrina" (1954) through her deceptively sweet girl-about-town in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" (1961) to her heartwarming rags-to-riches Eliza Doolittle in the film version of one of the last old school hit musicals, "My Fair Lady" (1964) to even late in her life when traveled the world as a high-profile spokeswoman for UNICEF. Her legacy on screen and off would be that of someone disarmingly defying her "place" and pedigree, transcending them, and in the process, becoming that rare movie star who men wanted to be with and women concurrently wanted to be. #AudreyHepburn

There are many songs about working and waiting for the weekend. Here's our take on that theme. We call it Haulin' That Cross