Melodic ballad about Mormon family life, polygamy, lots of children, and living for the family and church.

Written from Coyote's experiences living with and knowing many Mormons and polygamists.

Acoustic,
Classic Rock,
Flute Music
Folk

Brief poem about watching a child during its first year of life.

Time flies when you're changing diapers.

Bass poem in which a young boy and his father discuss The Holy Bible and some other religions.

Dad becomes dismayed by the violence in all religions, as the son points it out as if it were video game battles.

Psychedelic rock song flies with wah wah guitars and Coyote's Jethro Tull style flute.

Coyote is stuck in Utah missing and wishing to be back in California.

Intense poem about what loyalty really is.

Coyote uses family blood ties as a way to illustrate loyalty between any two people.

Acoustic ballad reminiscing about past events, both good and bad.

A sad yet hopeful song about persevering and faith.