Something Worth Leaving Behind

Few people amass a great fortune as King Midas did. Not many are skilledartists like Leonardo da Vinci or Andy Warhol. Mozart wrote such magnificentmusic that he inspired amazing jealousy in the composer Salieri.

But, say Tom Douglas and Brett Beavers, although I will probably never havethe gold of King Midas, the skill of Leonardo da Vinci, or write magnificentmusic,

If I will love then I will find

I have touched another life and that's something

Something worth leaving behind.

Something Worth Leaving Behind is about making a difference in someoneelse's life, about loving another person and investing yourself in that person,about adding color to the canvas of that person's life, about breathing intothat person music "that still echoes in the soul of who I am and who I ambecoming."

Something Worth Leaving Behind, based on a song destined to become ahit, is a gift book of inspiration and encouragement to make a difference inanother person's life and to let someone know how much you appreciate thecontribution that person has made to your life. Contains a CD of "SomthingWorth Leaving Behind" as sung by Lee Ann Womack.

 

Tom Douglas is a singer-songwriter who graduated from Oglethorpe University and received an MBA from Georgia State University. He is the writer of hits "Little Rock" by Collin Raye, "The Gift" by Jim Brickman, "Love's the Only House" by Martina McBride, and "Grown Men Don't Cry" by Tim McGraw. He and his wife have three children.

Brett Beavers was born in Waco, Texas and is a graduate of Baylor University. His songs have been recorded by Tim McGraw, Brooks and Dunn, Lonestar, and Cledus T. Judd. He is currently the bandleader for Lee Ann Womack. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee.