I was born in the late spring, in the wondrous land of Minneapolis, Minnesota, where it SNOWS a friggin' buttload. I lived the nearby awesome-town called MINNETONKA until I was nine, and then I moved to the small-dinky college town, home of the West Virginia University Mountaineers, Morgantown, West Virginia. I pretty much hated it there for the first four years I lived there, and the schools there are pretty much the equivalent of less than crap compared to Minnesota schools, except now Morgantown has a new high school building that they can actually fit all the school's students in. In June 2007, my family purchased a piano, because my sister had been begging for lessons, and I started playing right hand parts on the piano, learning easy things like the intro to "Welcome to The Black Parade" by My Chemical Romance, by watching videos on YouTube. In November 2007, I began taking piano lessons, because my sister had gotten a job, had limited time, and she said I could take lessons since I had already been playing a bit. My fifth year living in West Virginia, was the last and best year. Not much happened, but it was a really weird year for my family. It was the year I actually felt like I belonged where I was. That year was the year I grew to love West Virginia, for what it was, and where it was going, but for not where it had been. In July 2008, I played piano and sang a song called "You Are The Moon" by The Hush Sound at a variety show at Youth Conference (a church trip, I am a member of The Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints). It was something I really wanted to do, and it made me feel so good about myself. My friends were surprised because they didn't know I could sing. It was sort of my goodbye gift to them because I moved away from West Virginia a week later, and I currently live in Tennessee. I like it, but I miss West Virginia dearly. I am going to continue taking piano lessons sometime around January.
I have never been in a choir, at school or church. My voice is my own.
i write song lyrics alot. Seabound --------------- You caught me in a net of surprise I am like a fish Without the wish To be released from your mind... I will never let the scar on my heart fade I will never let the memory go away You enthralled me with your sweetened charm My neck will not miss Because my wish is to never take it off I will never take off the necklace The reminder of what our hearts still say I will never let the scar on my heart fade I will never let your memory fade away I am seabound Bound to see you And I still drown In remembrance of you And I sink further down You are too far away for me to see you around It's so dark, here, where am I now? But then I smile You caught me in the flame of a fire I am like the truth It leaves some confused Unlike you, confused are the liars I will never let the liars lie within my space I will never forget the look upon your face I am seabound Bound to see you And I still drown In remembrance of you You are too far away for me to see you around But then I do... It's so dark, here, where I am now But then I smile But then I cry I'm missing you again this time... You caught me in a net of surprise I am like a fish With my eyes I am like a fish With my thoughts, my mind... You caught me in a net of surprise I am like a fish Without the wish To be released from your mind We will never let the scars on our hearts fade We will never let the liars lie within our space We will be reminded of what our hearts say We will never let our memories drift away Because within them we drown We are seabound...