“Forgotten Road is a glorious, sentimental piece which reflects on events and journeys of the past — significant events of others, perhaps long forgotten, but immortalized forever through photographs and other documents. People can be taken away from us, but never the memories of them. Eamonn explains, ‘Whilst clearing out my mother's house after her passing, we came across many sentimental things that she and her sister, Jean, had kept. Upon reading many of the little notes and looking at the photos, it dawned on me how many adventures the most important people in my life had taken, and how at that moment I was probably the only person who knew the details of those forgotten paths. It was almost like the story of their life was being mapped out in front of me, and it was beautiful but also sad to see and read of the journeys they had taken, the people they met and how all this is now long forgotten. I'm glad this is the title track to my album as it represents so much about our life's path over the last number of years.’ With its Celtic opening hinting at the composer's roots, I am particularly fond of a section at around the 2:00 minute mark — a playful interlude. Happy memories here, I feel.” —PianoHeaven