An original song, in memory of Dr. Dominic Gregorio. lyrics: I would've thought you would have been here I kinda think you maybe are I would've thought you'd want to see this Maybe you do, just from afar I wish you didn't have to leave me I wish you didn't have to go I wish that I could start believing Cause I know I might never know You're always in my head, you're always in my heart You're always with me every day even though we're far apart And how can it be true? No time has passed for you But you're always in my head And you're always in my heart I always thought that you would be here I never thought that you would leave I know you didn't have my choices So I feel guilty and bereaved I miss your voice, I miss your laughter I miss your smile and your tears How can there be a happy ever after When you've been gone for years and years But you're always in my head, you're always in my heart You're always with me, every day, even though we're far apart And how can it be true? No time has passed for you But you're always in my head And you're always in my heart Things are so different here, without you I don't know who I am now you're gone I'm not afraid to talk about you I'll remember you with this song You're always in my head, you're always in my heart You're always with me every day even though we're far apart And how can it be true? No time has passed for you But you're always in my head You're always in my head, you're always in my heart You're always with me every day even though we're far apart And how can it be true? No time has passed for you But you're always in my head And you're always in my heart You're always in my heart

Written for a service at Wesley United Church in Regina, Saskatchewan, this Kyrie follows a theme of hope and learning in this strange and tumultuous time. Accompaniment by Lee Stubbe.

Morgan Moats performing their original song "When You Said I'm Beautiful" at QCPride's coffeehouse fundraiser on March 27th.

Morgan Moats performing their original song "Fall Back Down" at QCPride's coffeehouse fundraiser on March 27th.

Morgan Moats covering P!nk's Great Escape at the QCPride coffeehouse fundraiser on Wednesday March 27, 2013. Songwriting credit is Pink and Dan Wilson, and no copyright infringement is intended. No money was made in the performance of this song or the creation of this video.