Saturday, September 12, 2020
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The eight years he was missing from my life hurt tremendously. Needless to say, the past twenty-two years made up for it all. To anyone who would rather hold a grudge than take a chance on forgiveness, I beg you to reconsider. If Dad were here today, he'd tell you the same. He didn't waste time talking about trivial matters. Whether or not the world was falling apart, didn't make much difference to him. When he wrote a song, he couldn't wait to play it for you. With a smile on his face, he'd tune his guitar and let the show begin. Dad always believed in my music dream. Through me, he understood Rap music and through him, I understood Country music. I learned how to write songs on an old Harmony guitar he had laying around. Once in awhile, he would let me play his really nice Taylor guitar. I eventually bought my own, cause they sound so good! In twenty-two years, we learned so much. He understood that sometimes a name, is not about representing the past. Sometimes you have to break the paradigm and write the future. Dad gave me his blessing, when I told him I wanted to change my name. Before I could feel any regret for asking the question, Dad said, " Adam, son... I've already lived my life. You have to live yours. Don't worry about me, all the greats, music and movie stars change there names..." Dad went on to name a few singers from his day and I knew it was meant to be. Dad would always mention me and Nick's studios. He would never forget to plug them both no matter what. He was proud of us, cause this dream ain't easy. Dad was never in it for the money or the fame. He just wanted to make great music. He built his own studio, taught himself the computer programs, recorded demos and just had fun. One afternoon, Dad came by to show off his new truck. We dropped the tailgates and did a photoshoot guitar jam session. Thank you Amy, for taking this picture of Dad that day. From the youngest to the oldest, I have a feeling this isn't the End of Our Roads. I love you Dad. -Adam Supreme Wisdom
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