If Only: Every day we are bombarded with others telling us what to do in order to be who they think we should become. We develop an image of how we should look, feel and act based on those opinions. Instead of listening to our own voice to determine who we are, we allow the outside world to dictate it for us. If Only describes the struggle between trying to be ourselves and being afraid that we won’t please others, ultimately leaving us alone.

Sticks & Stones: A moment in time when a child learns that her parents are separating. They are arguing just down the hall, unaware of her presence, laying out plans for their “new life apart.” Hearing how her life is going to change, she feels helpless, angry and alone.

7 Minutes: A step-by-step account of a battered wife leaving her abuser the morning after a “quarrel.” Although she has dreamed of freedom for a long time, she knows that she is in grave danger by doing so, and must plan carefully. On this morning, he has left the keys to his “pride and joy” in plain sight, and she uses that as her opportunity to escape.

Get Used to It: We have all met someone who thinks they are “God’s gift to everything.” Get Used to It takes a humorous shot at someone who thinks he owns every woman he sees, and believes they will be “pining away until [his] highness calls.” A song for anyone who has met such a person!

Don’t Look Back: With all the chaos happening in the world around us, sometimes it seems easier just to hide from life. Don’t Look Back tells the story of someone too scared to experience life. Going from being too frightened to sleep at night, to complete exhaustion during the day. The only solace is the thought of running away from everything that is holding us back, and running toward our dreams.

Fly Away: A little girl tries to understand why her "protector" is hurting her.  She escapes to her own little world to block out the pain, and dreams of a day when she will be rescued by someone who will love her.

If I Were You: Sometimes we take for granted the ones closest to us, only truly appreciating them when we face losing them because of it. A reminder to appreciate those who care for us.

Once More: Love is not only a decision, it’s a commitment. Like musical vows, Once More is the promise to love forever.

You Get to Me: There are times when honest, true love may seem impossible to find.  We can get so accustomed to keeping up our guard, that we are surprised when someone can see through it.  A song celebrating a love so strong that thoughts are shared before words are spoken.

Stop: About a manager who promised everything and delivered nothing!  

I Love You Lord: A tribute to the source of every good and perfect gift.