"Glass Half Full (rm)" genre: Acoustic
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	My TRUTH about my light and dark sides - a feel-good acoustic rocker about embracing "all that makes me strong"
	CD: American Road   Label: Way Forward Records Credits: Written and performed by Jason Didner
	Story Behind the Song All it took was the lift of one sunny day driving with the windows down after a whole month of rain to see things from a new perspective. I just let my soul paint this picture. Lyrics A sunny drive with the windows down Next to my girl with the eyes bright brown The wind in the waves on a seaside scene A day in the park with the grass so green To seeing success in the little things To getting in tune with the joy it brings My bat on the ball 'cross the right field fence And finding my groove on my instruments All that gives me pleasure Slips my mind sometimes when things go wrong Right now I remember All that makes me strong I'm seeing my glass half full I've got enough now to feel complete My glass half full I believe today that my life is sweet Two miles back was a down-bound turn Inside I'm feeling the tension churn I lose my nature to smile and laugh Preoccupied with the extra half I shake my fist at an angry sky Then I search my soul for an alibi I ain't too proud when I strike that tone 'Cause all I need is here in my zone All that gives me pleasure Slips my mind when I'm not in control Right now I remember All that makes me whole I'm seeing my glass half full I've got enough now to feel complete My glass half full I believe today that my life is sweet I will keep it in my mind on a rainy day I will keep it in my mind on a rainy day I got my glass half full I got my glass half full

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