Wendy,

It is my belief that your envy is misplaced. Your songs are, for the most part, very touching and bring out a great deal of emotion. Obscurity is a relative term; what is obscure to one is concrete to another, so on and so forth. Many of the songs I have heard you sing bring out a myriad of emotions. Take, for instance, You Don't Love Me Anymore, The Girl In The Box and Hope, all are very powerful songs. All of them bring out their own brand of love. It is hard to write a "love song" when you are not truly in love.

Tammy does do a very good job with the vocal. She also designed the chord structure that the piano track was set to. She has become quite the composer in her own right. I have watched her grow in her abilities over the last year and a half and am very proud of how far she has come. By sheer determination, she has been able to bring the music, that she hears in her mind, to life.

We all know of Ian's prowess when it comes to tickling the ivory and ebony keys. Someone mentioned Elton John earlier in this thread and rightfully so. He does a masterful job with this piece and I am proud to be associated with the likes of both.

I have put together a video of stills that is set to this song and it will be coming out soon if we are able to post it on YouTube, in the format I used to encode it.

There have been a few comments on the use of the line "You will always turn me on". This line was used to build on the lines, "With your warm breath upon my skin" and "I feel your fires that burn within", in the chorus, in an attempt to extract a deeper sense of the intensity of feeling that I wanted to convey. Many may think that I was trying to take the song in a sexual direction, but this is not the case here. I was going for depth of emotion and intimacy.

Thank you for taking the time and effort to convey your impressions of this song.

Danny

The heart has its reasons, of which reason knows nothing of." —Blaise Pascal, 1670