“Island Daydream” is a daydream woven of that special magic of the sound of six steel wires strung on some fine wood.

“Gratitude” is Ed’s musical reflection on his grandmother’s words telling him to count his blessings instead of dwelling on his troubles.

“Headed Back To Erin” is an American Irish song about people leaving their homes to make a new life in a new place.

Imagine a moonlit evening, the sun sets on the sea below your wings as you and your love fly on through the night, turning into the dreams you always were as you “Fly Away Some Time”.

“Heresy” Is a solo acoustic track dedicated to all those good folks who would tell another person what they must believe in.

“Five Hundred Miles Away” Is a gentle reminder to us to keep in touch with the ones we love.

“Singin’ About a Brown Eyed Girl” recalls a Summer day at a long gone small amusement park out in the countryside with rides spinning and that certain song of the Summer playing everywhere.

It’s a rainy day that feels like it will never end but suddenly you realize you have spent it visiting magic places when imagination comes to play.

“Young Hearts On Fire” recalls a hot Summer night where the blues swirl under dim lights as you long for the one more slow dance.

“In the Wind” is just what its title says, a joyous excursion with the sun at your back and the wind in your hair as your motor roars beneath you and carries you over the miles.