"A Childs Song (Happy Hana)" genre: General Children's Music
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	A Childs Song explores the dynamics of unconditional love in the child/parent relationship to which none of us are immune. A catchy tune written and arranged in the resilient genre of Irish Folk Music...
	CD: "BEGINNING TO END"   Label: Sonic Boom Records (davidtodd01@msn.com) Credits: A Childs Song written and produced by David Todd and CrossFire Productions was recorded at The Smoke Haus Studios in Nashville Tn. On Vocals Le Ann Etheridge / Acoustic Guitar Vaughn Lofstead / Bass Jim Hyatt / Fiddle & Mandolin David Russell / Percussion Pat McInerney / Drums Steve Holland.
	Story Behind the Song A Childs Song was written shortly after my father had passed away. Feeling strained and overwhelmed with a great deal of emotion A Childs Song helped bring me to a place where after a strained and distant relationship I could still find a place in my heart where I could rest with peace knowing then that that's where I could find it...... Lyrics Hold me now don't let me go Keep me in your arms real close And with all the strength that's in your arms Keep me safe and free from harm And if I should ever start to run Stray from home to catch the sun It's because of you I'll always know The right path to get back home Don't you ever let me Run from you too far Even if the path I take Takes me to the stars Just knowing that you'll be there Know matter where you are Let's me know I'm not alone Know matter where I roam However far from home If I take a road And it's the long way around And end up home In the lost in found Just like when I would run And then begin to fall I always knew that you'd be there To catch me in your arms To keep me safe from harm

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