Album Notes

I believe a song writer writes what is in his heart and no more. Whether you lived of dreamed the experience of which you sing or write is only important in how it makes you feel. The women I have loved in this album I continue to love and see them in my mind a thousand ways a thousand times a day.. Often it is that painful one-sided affair that tortures the most beautiful songs from you. I have traveled the world a bit, Japan, Mexico, the Philippines and my boat buildng and sailing ultimately brought me to Hawaii, where the need to love and be loved still prevails. With out my wife I would be a bum. I danced with her in a darkSpanish bar and finally told her I don't care about the beer. What the "h..." do you say to a beautiful woman you may never see again or may never want to stop seeing. A married cowboy falls in love with a sheep ranchers daughter who lives with her father high on the snow covered slopes of Mauna Kea. When he takes off his ring and rides up to see her, they both become "prisoners of love", just like the rest of us. Hey, I tried not to sound like a dog barking, hope you like the songs, David Kilionski