Regarding Harriet Schock's consultation, let me give you an analogy: your car stops running, you open the hood and stand gawking at a confusing collection of metal, wire, and rubber, you poke around, hit something, and the car starts. Next time it happens, you can't remember where you poked to make it go. You might get it started, you might poke and further disable it. You might give up, close the hood, and decide to stop driving for good. 

Well, songs, like cars, have their parts and if you don't understand them you could get stranded. Harriet Schock's system is to thank for the better songs I have written. I would not dare show the songs I wrote before I began studying with her except to show how much I have grown and improved since. -- Steve Wagner