The Texas tour had been long and wearing and full of strange events like all of the band equipment somehow ending up in Taiwan before the performance in Texas A&M stadium. Playing on borrowed equipment is tough but Gail would not let her fans down and put on a magnificent performance.

Things had just seemed jinxed on this tour and often the band found themselves left with nothing but each other to console their frustrations.

Gail, the star of the show, had also had a minor disagreement with Jason her primary male backup vocalist. He had left Texas A&M in a taxi leaving the band hanging.

There was one more small venue to play, a coffee house. Gail had hoped it would be a relaxing wind down to the tour but with Jason gone she would be soloing. She was definitely strong enough for that without a doubt but then boarding the bus from the stadium another strange event occurred, the bus door had slammed shut on her right hand.

The fingers were not broken but were stiff and very sore. Playing the piano would be difficult at best. Not one to let her fans down Gail turned to her long time guitar player Mark in desperation and asked if he might fill in on keyboard. She'd heard him play and while not in her league he got along well enough. Mark had been with her since the start and she valued his friendship and his dedication to her.

The night before the coffee house gig Gail happened up on Mark practicing alone and listened to the song he was gently singing and she knew instantly it would be the one for the coffee house. Together they sketched out the lyrics finishing at close to 4am.

With just a few hours of sleep they entered the packed coffee house and performed this song together for the first time...