Turn this to Gold was written about childhood cancer. My wish was to write a song about the kids, to sing it with my idol Lee Kernaghan, with all the money raised to go to the kids. It tells the story of how the kids spend their days in hospitals now, that we will fight together for an answer and we will light up everyone's life. Turn things gold is the color of childhood cancer and if we turn the world gold then the government will listen and increase funding for our kids, which is only 4% of the cancer research budget. All the money raised from the song went to Make a Wish who do great things for kids with life threatening illnesses. They helped make my wish come true to meet and sing with Lee Kernaghan. 

The Man in the Hat was written while I was going through chemo, as I wanted to write about the story of Lee Kernaghans life. He has done so much for so many people and that is why he is so special to me, as I like to help others too. I wanted the world to hear in a song, how much he does for others.  It starts of with him Busking with his Dad (Ray) outside a Tamworth Tyre Shop to honoured side by side on a mighty renown rock (they both received the Roll of Renown award together in Jan 2015, with their plaques together on the rocks, in front of the TRECC). He did it tough before his music career took off and he kept following his dreams. His first band was called the Blue Devil Band. He thinks of all his fans and followers as family, he doesn't like to call them fans. He is definitely my inspiration and if anyone else sang it, you could be sure he was their inspiration too. 

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