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Driving home after a late shift, the city lights on the river, missing someone who moved to Lisbon.

Riverlight to Lisbon

[Verse 1]
The clock let go at half past two,
My collar smells of rain,
I take the bridge beneath the blue
And watch the windows flame.
The river holds the city’s glow,
A ribbon in the night,
I turn the radio down low
And drive into the light.

[Chorus]
You’re somewhere under Lisbon skies,
Where tiled streets catch the sun,
I carry you through every mile
The night and I outrun.
The river shines, the road unwinds,
Your name rides in the tune,
I’m driving home beneath these lights,
Still missing you in Lisbon.

[Verse 2]
The diner sign is blinking red,
The buses sleep in rows,
A paper cup rolls by my feet
As cold wind finds the roads.
I pass the corner where we’d wait
When summer evenings stayed,
Now every green light comes too late
To change the choice we made.

[Chorus]
You’re somewhere under Lisbon skies,
Where tiled streets catch the sun,
I carry you through every mile
The night and I outrun.
The river shines, the road unwinds,
Your name rides in the tune,
I’m driving home beneath these lights,
Still missing you in Lisbon.

[Bridge]
Maybe dawn will find us both
On different windowsills,
You hearing gulls above the roofs,
Me watching morning spill.
But for this mile, the river keeps
Your shadow close to mine,
A silver thread across the dark,
A far and tender line.

[Chorus]
You’re somewhere under Lisbon skies,
Where tiled streets catch the sun,
I carry you through every mile
The night and I outrun.
The river shines, the road unwinds,
Your name rides in the tune,
I’m driving home beneath these lights,
Still missing you in Lisbon.

A birthday song for my grandmother Rosa, turning 90, who has grown tomatoes in the same garden for sixty years.

Rosa’s Garden at Ninety

[Verse 1]
At sunrise Rosa lifts the garden gate,
The dew shines silver on the rows she made.
Sixty years of tomato vines,
Sun-warmed red and tangled lines.
Her old straw hat, her careful hands,
Know every seed and patch of land.

[Chorus]
Happy birthday, Rosa, ninety candles bright,
You’ve turned this patch of earth to home and life.
Through the seasons, year by year,
You’ve grown more than tomatoes here.
So raise a glass and sing along:
Happy birthday, Rosa—ninety years strong.

[Verse 2]
The little ones came running down the lane,
She’d send them home with baskets after rain.
They learned to stake the vines up tall,
And how to save the smallest for the fall.
Now grown, they tell their children too
How Rosa’s garden fed the whole crew.

[Chorus]
Happy birthday, Rosa, ninety candles bright,
You’ve turned this patch of earth to home and life.
Through the seasons, year by year,
You’ve grown more than tomatoes here.
So raise a glass and sing along:
Happy birthday, Rosa—ninety years strong.

[Bridge]
When summer fades and leaves turn gold,
Her garden’s stories still get told.
Every seed she tucked away
Brings a little bit of Rosa back each day.

[Chorus]
Happy birthday, Rosa, ninety candles bright,
You’ve turned this patch of earth to home and life.
Through the seasons, year by year,
You’ve grown more than tomatoes here.
So raise a glass and sing along:
Happy birthday, Rosa—ninety years strong.

The first day at a new job: not knowing anyone, getting lost looking for the kitchen, and a coworker named Sam who saves the day.

First Day, Saved by Sam

[Verse 1]
New badge, fresh shoes, trying hard to look cool,
Lobby full of strangers, I’m a fish out of school.
Take a left by the stairs, then a right by the plant,
Now I’m looping past the meeting room, pretending I can’t
See the map on the wall, got my eyes on the clock,
Every hallway’s a maze, every doorway’s a lock.
I’m just hunting for coffee, for a mug, for a break—
Then a friendly voice calls out, “You’re headed the wrong way!”

[Chorus]
Lost in the halls, but I’m finding my feet,
Sam showed the way, now the day feels sweet.
First day, new place, now I’m part of the scene—
A little help can change everything.

[Verse 2]
Sam’s got a grin and a “Come on, I know,”
We pass the big windows where the bright sun glows.
Past the copy-room chorus, past the break-room sign,
The kitchen’s around the corner—yeah, we’re right on time.
Sam points out the good mug, says, “The coffee’s okay,”
Then introduces me around, and the nerves drift away.
I came in a stranger, all flustered and new,
Now I’ve got names to remember and a lunch table, too.

[Chorus]
Lost in the halls, but I’m finding my feet,
Sam showed the way, now the day feels sweet.
First day, new place, now I’m part of the scene—
A little help can change everything.

[Bridge]
Small act, big impact, a hand in the maze,
Turned a lost little moment to the start of my days.
One name, one smile, one door held wide—
That’s how you make a new place feel like your side.

[Chorus]
Lost in the halls, but I’m finding my feet,
Sam showed the way, now the day feels sweet.
First day, new place, now I’m part of the scene—
A little help can change everything.