From the September 7, 2021 Blog: The Story Behind the Song, "Love Never Gets Old":

Yes, I was in love, and this song was my "love letter" to a man who did not feel the same way towards me. But the happy news is that although it was a one-sided love that did not work (I have since learned to wait and make sure I'm not the only one in love), the song remains and its message is timeless. As a matter of fact, much of "Love Never Gets Old" is about time, and it's included in my CD "Time's Up—Your Move" with the concept of time as a major theme. "Life is made of time... love, and give it away" is what I sing in the bridge of the song. The third verse is in Spanish:

"Necesitamos dar las horas hoy (We need to give the time now)

Bastante minutos por amor (Enough—plenty—of minutes for love)

De sus segundos como arenas del tiempo (Give your seconds like the sands of time)

La vida se hace del tiempo a amor (Life is made of time to love)"

The Spanish verse goes well with the Spanish Flamenco-style strumming on the acoustic guitar. In addition, the saxophone on the recording, played beautifully by Steve Wolfe, adds joy to the Hispanic flavor of this happy song.

As for recent news, Elise Kress who is a virtuoso in playing the Irish flute and penny whistle, has agreed to play on my song, "Far From Lonely" in the recording studio. Then I can finally release it as a single. Meanwhile, I'm still working on a Music Video for "The Clock" and plan to integrate all of YOUR clocks, those of you who submitted a photo or video.