Martin SPD-16-K2-Dust on the Bottle - Koa

And there you are staring at your reflection. Those lines as described by Steven Tyler in "Dream on" are indeed getting clearer. Those lines project a sense of purpose, and that purpose has served you well. A 3500 square feet house in the middle of Suburbia? Check. Kids off to college? Naturally. You have defined yourself by your professional status for years. As you enter your home each night, you are greeted by that being of faith that can move anything. However, she doesn't know that you don't even know who you are anymore.

"When Alexander saw the breadth of his domain, he wept, for there were no more worlds left to conquer."

No worlds left to conquer means there is dust on the bottle. That dust of remembrance and reconciliation. Now, when you look at those Polaroids, you can barely remember who that person is smiling back at you. That person? You. And in those photos, there is clearly a guitar in the background along with that being of faith.

This guitar can serve as a bridge of connection. Just you, her, 3 chords and the truth. Just like the beginning. Simplicity over complexities. Am I speaking to you? With its Koa top, back, and sides and an ebony board, this Martin has the familiarity of an old song. How does this sound? Like the verse in "Keep on loving you" without the hissing. Clean? Without question. Original case? Naturally. David Lee Murphy? You wanna say something? Well, take the wheel.

There might be a little dust on the bottle. 

But don't let it fool ya about what's inside.

Dust on the bottle and what's inside. Lost? Don't let that be the narrative in your story. Just remember, what stands in the way can become the way.