The Donald Schulz Project

The End and Goodbye by The Donald Schulz Project

I'm Here To Stay by The Donald Schulz Project

Missing Harv by The Donald Schulz Project

Penny For Your Thoughts by The Donald Schulz Project

Beach Talk by The Donald Schulz Project

Play the Game by The Donald Schulz Project

Party in the Street by The Donald Schulz Project

Father (I give my Life) by The Donald Schulz Project

Always on my Mind by The Donald Schulz Project

So Soon by The Donald Schulz Project

Hot Java by The Donald Schulz Project

A very close friend from a long time ago was my biggest influence to rock bands that had a brass section in it. We drifted apart and went in different directions. Recently, I got word that he died. He was a relative but no one ever mentioned that he was even sick. I think about him often and so thankful that he was my best friend when we were kids.

Father (I give my life) by The Donald Schulz Project

This is a song that I feel it ends the concert, the album and a simple way to say, "This is the end of the show, and Goodbye"

This is about my dog Penny. The beat and the music emulates the way she walks and struts around. She really is an amazing dog and she communicates telepathically or it sure seems like she does. Just by the way she looks you know what she is thinking. She is a dog with personality and it is really funny to watch her when she has to made a decision.

This is my declaration of the fact that I intend to stay in my new adopted home forever. What might have started as a temporary placement for a couple of years has now become a permanent one.

This is about how inspiring that the beach can be. My wife and I have had some of the best talks while walking on the beach. There is just something about being there that just inspires you to reminisce and to dream.

This is the story about the night the Edmonton Oilers won the Stanley Cup. The fans were so excited that they spilled out onto the streets to continue to celebrate the win.

Cover of the song Change the World made famous by Eric Clapton with a bit of a hip hop beat to it but still within the pop genre.

This was the first song I ever wrote about my wife and our happy life. We like to play games together or just hang out. We are so much alike that when my friends would ask me what she was like I would answer a female version of me.

When you just can't get past a lost relationship because you just can't get them out of you mind and your thoughts. This really happened to me and at the time the only way I was able to past this was to change my location and my occupation. I started my new life.

This song was written for my parent's 25th wedding anniversary as they loved to entertain and that always started with a cup of coffee. This was in the day when the popular way to make coffee was with a percolator and the one they used was very loud. I captured the sound of that old coffee maker and included it in the song. Funny thing too, a couple of months later it died and they switch to a coffee drip, not nearly as interesting.