Just North of Texas (Suno Demo Master)

A bold, heartfelt debut with Far But Feels Like Home, a country-rooted collection of stories for the modern heart. Blending down-to-earth storytelling with the emotional honesty of queer identity, this album explores long-distance yearning, late-night dreams, and the type of love that’s as playful as it is powerful. 
Whether it’s the longing ache of “Too Far to Hold,” the flirty sass of “Somewhere Out There (In Cowboy Boots),” or the intimate realism of the title track, every song is laced with warmth, wit, and a fearless vulnerability. Far But Feels Like Home isn’t just a love letter to romance, it’s a journey through distance, desire, and the kind of connection that lingers long after the last chorus fades.

Too Far to Hold, Too Right to Forget

First day of school

A funny song about loving that car even though it gives you nothin' but trouble.

Check Engine Lights

I wrote this for a friend who every picture he posts on social media - for 40 years - includes a beer!

Gimmie a Beer

In My Arms

Summer Love

Get ready for sunny lake days with Jake’s new “hot” single, “Hotter Than This.” This fun, upbeat summer song is perfect for boat playlists, drinking playlists, you name it!

Hotter Than This

01. First Key Turn

Verse 1
She never slowed down,  a smoke show in this town.
Shook the walls, cut no slack,
Lord, I’m prayin’ — send her back.

Chorus
I know she’s trouble, but that’s alright,
She kept me runnin’, she kept me alive.
I’ll take the fire, the storm, the laugh —
If she’s too much, Lord, send her back.

Verse 2
She gets too loud, she drinks too strong,
She’ll steal your night, but won’t stay long.
She’s the best thing I ever had,
So Lord, don’t keep her — send her back.

Chorus
I know she’s trouble, but that’s alright,
She kept me runnin’, she kept me alive.
I’ll take the fire, the storm, the laugh —
If she’s too much, Lord, send her back.

Bridge
You’ve got angels, yeah that’s true,
But none raise hell quite like she do.

Chorus (big)
I know she’s trouble, but that’s alright,
She kept me runnin’, she kept me alive.
I’ll take the fire, the storm, the laugh —
If she’s too much, Lord, send her back.
Just send her back.

Tag/Outro
Lord… just send her back.

Send Her Back

This album navigates the subtle yet profound shift in American rural life during the 1980s. Through narrative storytelling, it explores the juxtaposition of traditional values and the emerging era of technology, consumerism, and globalized culture, as experienced by individuals rooted in the heartland. 

Check Engine Lights

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