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Did you ever screw up?
Did you ever screw up your life and not realize at the time that you were screwed up?
Did you ever realize that at one time you were screwing up your life and while oblivious to the fact that you were totally screwing things up, someone was in your life loving you and standing by you and willing to take you back?
That is what this song is about. Sometimes that forgiveness and love comes from a strong person in your life, sometimes it comes from yourself and it always comes from God who loves you unconditionally.
This is the third official song release in my Podcast series for my new album, “Lost In Your Arms of Love” and this song will be the title track and believe it or not is called, “Lost In Your Arms of Love.”
But, whoa….I looked at the calendar since my last post in this series and it looks like I got distracted by life again from my release schedule. Part of the distraction is that we became doggie daddy and mommy again. Here is Kaleigh and Dylan. Dylan came from the Shetland Sheepdog rescue when he found himself suddenly in need of a new loving home. Kaleigh is always wondering where her next meal is coming from.
Anyway, the good news is I have gotten a lot of studio work done and I now have a few songs re-done and ready to post. So, for this week I decided to grab out of my finished music bucket Lost In Your Arms of Love. This tune did not require too much work in order to re-release it for this CD as my original recording was pretty solid. I did pull this song over off my PC onto the Mac and remixed it using Logic Pro and readjusted the mix levels. Since there is no direct export-import from Sonar to Logic, redoing this song was really quite a bit of work. Anyway, a few lessons with Michael Powers on mixing really opened my eyes to how bad my old mixes were!
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