Does anybody in here have teeth? This became our battle cry after going from church to church, looking at the angriest looking people on earth. One day out of pure frustration, Ron posed the question. The congregation looked confused trying to follow where he was going next; but having no pre-programmed response was forced to be attentive. He then asked, "Can you show me your teeth?" The congregation was flabbergasted by the unorthodox request. He then sarcastically stated "Smile". As the building filled with a pearly glow of joy, our purpose was being solidified in our hearts: HAVE FUN

Nose and Belly came from a concept formed many years ago. I had a hard time writing this because I did not want it to be this dumb-deep, recycled "feel good 'bout yourself" song. I wanted to make a point but in a way that most people can immediately identify themselves. I know the more I tried to cover my self professed imperfections, the more my "family" pointed them out! A little laughter and a lot of wasted energy trying to be someone I'm not has birthed a new song…

Bus Stop was written during some of the greatest moments in life for me. I drank Dr. Pepper and ate dollar store cookies for meals. That is if the rats did not get to them first! I was one of many janitors for one of the most prominent pastors in the land. I was so purpose driven, I never realized how so called "bad" we were living. I had Ty, Ron, and Delly Del. We had a Dream with a mission: To take over the world. It was only when we had company that we realized how lowly we were living, but ya'll we were living! During this period we learned about family and begin shaping a culture with God's principles—all out of a little house at 5542 Drakestone Houston, TX.