#sherod

Since beginning on my journey to make it in the music business, there has been alot of sacrifices i've had to make.  I've been homeless, many people i love dearly have died. I've been told "No" " If you were gonna make it, you would have made when... " "It Cannot Happen," " Damn, your not signed yet?? " "Give up." My car was repo'd and i even found myself sleeping on the tennis court in Encino Park, that's located beside Steve's Creole Cafe on Ventura Blvd, right across from the gas station. I would often ask God why he blessed me with so much talent, but still allowed me to endure sooooo much hardships trying to make it in this business, but at the same time, I know God is good. He blessed me to make it through that and the fact that i'm still alive, healthy and have the drive to still vigorously pursue my dream of being an officially signed recording artist, that in itself is a testament to God's everlasting love, grace, and favor on my life. I simply don't know how to quit, and i truly believe God will finish the good works he began in me. I've quietly shed many tears late in the midnight hour on my journey to the top. I've had alot of people make me false promises, and tell me things they would do for my career, but in the end, it was just talk. One day, I just believe i will make it. That is what this song, "A Change Gon Come" is all about, which i wrote with tears streaming down my face.Actually, if you listen closely, you can tell i cried a little during the beginning of the second verse. After i played it back and heard it, i was about to re-record that part, but instead i decided to keep it, so the listener could hear that the emotion was truly for real. It's about just not accepting no for an answer, and staying positive and moving forward, in spite of adversity and let downs. I harbor no ill feelings in my heart towards NOBODY. I just want to show the world what I have to offer.