David In Tally

Imagine my shock when I learned that David and the boyz were coming to our little burb first! Tallahassee isn't exactly a big draw for most artists. So needless to say, I decided to go to the show. I never expected to meet David or the other guys in the band but it was my lucky day. I arrived just as the bus was pulling up to the club and met Neal soon afterwards. Gotta love all the piercings and tatoos. He carries them off well. Neal spent so much time out with the fans. I was impressed. He's a very nice person...laid back. David arrived a bit later on in a car and came out to meet everyone. He seemed surprised that people were there to see him. Either that or he was being silly about it. Anyway, despite not feeling his best, he made sure that everyone got pics, autographs et al. He was so nice, humble and a gentleman. I told him to put a hot cloth on his head to get rid of the headache. He looked like he hadn't heard that one before. Who knows, maybe he tried it. He graciously signed my cd insert, asked my name to make sure he wrote to me personally on it, took pics with me and gave me a hug....well I asked and he didn't say no so why not ;;;;))))) The two things that impressed me the most were when he asked me my name and how humble he was. Loved him on Idol and now I can honestly say, I am a devoted fan. David is a class act. Luv ya Dave and hope to see you again. Thanks for making my day and making me believe that "Friday the 13th" is a Lucky Day.
Sharon

I'm Cryin

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Just had to write about the song Permanent. As tears are streaming down my face, I am so feelin this song right now knowing about the struggle David's brother is going thru and also the daily struggle that I am going thru watching a friend who is so ill with cancer and now on a ventillator. This terrible disease hit her so fast and hard. It hasn't even been a month! Maybe that's a blessing in disguise. Either way, thank you so much, David, for sharing your story thru this beautifully penned & sung song. I appreciate, more than I can ever say, giving me an outlet for my sadness and my undying faith that mercy & grace are powerful above all else.
Sharon