Los Angeles, CA (WFN) -- It sounds bizarre but a jazz musician is still making beautiful music with his dead wife.

John Novello claims that even though his wife, singer Gloria Rusch, died three years ago, it hasn't stopped the couple from having an "interdimensional relationship."

In fact, he's spent hours conversing with his wife after her death and even let her write lyrics from beyond the grave.

Although skeptics might say Novello was merely inspired by his wife's memory to write the lyrics to songs like "One Love, Two Hearts," he insists, "It can't be me. I'm not that romantic."

Novello is happier than he expected with his relationship with his dead wife but admits it's been an adjustment mainly because spirits don't have the same need for sex as humans.

Also, he says it's not easy explaining to a new girlfriend that he still talks with his dead wife. However, he hopes the situation improves with the publication of his new book, "The Song That Never Ended" (New Paradigm Books).

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