Have you ever found yourself waiting for that special person you have fallen for to call you and you find yourself constantly looking at your phone and can't put it down.

Put It Down

Put It Down By Alyssa Marie Coon

8 year old Alyssa Marie Coon singing Sara Evan's Born to Fly. This song was written by Sara Evans with Marcus Hummon and Darrell Scott. The audio engineer of Alyssa Marie Coon's video is Paul Granato. Cinematorgrapher is Sanderford Sound and the producer of Alyssa Marie Coon's music video is Mike Soper Music. This was filmed at Beder's Farm Fresh Market in September 2013.

Born to Fly Lyrics:
I've been tellin' my dreams to the scarecrow
 About the places that I'd like to see
 I say, "Friend do you think I'll ever get there?"
 Oh, but he just stands there smilin' back at me

So I confess my sins to the preacher
 About the love I'd been prayin' to find
 Is there a brown-eyed boy in my future?
 And he says, "Girl, you've got nothin' but time"

But how do you wait for Heaven?
 And who has that much time?
 And how do you keep your feet on the ground?
 When you know that you were born, you were born to fly

My daddy, he is grounded like the oak tree
 My momma, she is as steady as the sun
 Oh you know I love my folks, but I keep starin' down the road
 Just lookin' for my one chance to run

Hey 'cause I will soar away like the blackbird
 I will blow in the wind like a seed
 I will plant my heart in the garden of my dreams
 And I will grow up where I want, wild and free

Oh how do you wait for Heaven?
 And who has that much time?
 And how do you keep your feet on the ground?
 When you know that you were born, you were born, yeah
 You were born to fly

So how do you wait for Heaven?
 And who has that much time?
 And how do you keep your feet on the ground?
 When you know that you were born, you were born to fly, yeah
 You were born to fly, fly, fly, fly, hey



Alyssa Marie Coon -Born to Fly Sara Evans (Cover)

This song is about learning about life after high school. There are so many questions I have and this song is about wanting to get those questions answered. I have never liked talking about things that seem so uncertain or unknown. Not knowing what happens next has always been scary for me. I never wanted to talk about what would happen if I moved away on my own because I didn't have all the answers. Now, even though I don't have all the answers, I am not scared anymore to be out there on my own.

Before I'm Out There (Nashville Version)

Before I'm Out There (Nashville Version) By Alyssa Marie Coon

Honest break up song.  Ever have the feeling it just didn't feel right to continue a relationship with someone? This song is about not wanting to hurt the person you are breaking up with because you sincerely care for that person but they aren't the one for you.

Break It Fast

Alyssa Marie Coon, the dynamic force in country/folk music, has once again captivated audiences with her latest single, "Can't Be Friends." Released on [date], this electrifying track delves deep into the complexities of love, betrayal, and self-discovery, delivering a visceral and emotionally charged listening experience.
"Can't Be Friends" is a hauntingly beautiful exploration of heartache and empowerment, showcasing Alyssa's unparalleled talent as both a vocalist and a lyricist. With its evocative lyrics and mesmerizing melody, the song paints a vivid portrait of the pain and confusion that often accompany the end of a tumultuous relationship.
Against a backdrop of pulsating beats and soaring instrumentation, Alyssa lays bare her innermost thoughts and emotions, confronting the betrayal of trust and the struggle for closure with unflinching honesty and vulnerability. Each verse is a testament to the power of resilience and self-empowerment, as Alyssa refuses to be silenced or diminished by the wounds of the past.
"'Can't Be Friends' is more than just a song – it's a declaration of strength, independence, and self-worth," says Alyssa Marie Coon. "It's about finding the courage to walk away from toxic relationships and reclaiming your power in the face of adversity. I hope that listeners will find solace and inspiration in this music, knowing that they are not alone in their struggles."
Produced by Alyssa Marie Coon, "Can't Be Friends" features a rich, multi-dimensional sound that perfectly complements Alyssa's powerhouse vocals. From its haunting piano riffs to its explosive crescendos, every note is infused with passion and intensity, creating an immersive sonic experience that lingers long after the final chord fades away.


Can't Be Friends by Alyssa Marie Coon

"Girls in This Town" tells the story of a young woman who returns to her hometown and finds herself at a crossroads. While her peers have settled into traditional roles, she realizes that her destiny lies beyond the familiar streets and conventional lifestyles. With evocative lyrics and a compelling narrative, the song captures the essence of seeking freedom and self-fulfillment.

Girls in This Town

Girls In This Town By Alyssa Marie Coon

Independent artist Alyssa Marie Coon has released her highly anticipated single “They Don’t Know Us,” a self-produced track that effortlessly blends country, pop, and rock influences. With this new release, showcasing her growing artistry and production skills, delivering a song that celebrates the authenticity of love in the face of skepticism.

Opening with a defiant narrative—“They say you’re not my type / Only gonna end in tears”—the song addresses the criticism and doubt often directed at the relationship. From there, it effortlessly weaves a blend of country storytelling with an infectious pop-rock chorus, capturing the tension between the outside world’s opinions and the bond between the song’s protagonists. “Yeah baby, they don’t know you / How you know me better than I do,” she sings, setting the tone for a track that is both emotionally charged and sonically dynamic.

Produced entirely by Alyssa Marie herself, “They Don’t Know Us” exemplifies her increasing versatility as an artist and producer. The track fuses acoustic guitars with driving percussion, layered with elements of pop-rock that give it a youthful energy, while maintaining a grounded, heartfelt core of country music. The raw, powerful vocals soar through the track, with a vocal delivery that feels intimate yet anthemic, reflecting the song’s theme of defying outside judgment.

“This song is about that unshakeable feeling when you know something real is happening, despite what everyone else says,” says Alyssa. “I wanted it to feel like a celebration of that love that nobody else can understand or take away from you. It’s real and it’s ours.”

The single’s universal themes of love and confidence against expectations will resonate with a wide demographic, from fans of country music to those who love anthemic pop-rock. It speaks to listeners who have been in relationships where others doubt or criticize their connection, yet the bond remains strong. With its catchy chorus, anthemic energy, and heartfelt storytelling, “They Don’t Know Us” is certain to become a fan favorite and a standout in the evolving country-pop-rock genre.


They Don't Know Us by Alyssa Marie Coon

"When I Think About You," a heartfelt single that combines her distinct blend of raw country storytelling and emotional pop balladry. This track delves into themes of nostalgia, reflection, and the complexities of moving on from a past friendship or even a relationship.

Opening with a moment of quiet contemplation—"Your memory popped up on my screen / Got me thinking 'bout us walking down Palm Beach"—Alyssa captures the essence of looking back on lost times. The song evokes imagery of memories and questions left unanswered: "Wonder if you think about me when I think about you," she sings, exploring the uncertainty and emotions of wondering if someone still carries thoughts of the past.

The song’s powerful chorus speaks to the vulnerability of wondering if the other person still holds onto the memories, or if the relationship has faded into something unfamiliar. "Now it’s been so long / Used to hurt but I’ve moved on," Alyssa reflects, showcasing her growth and strength through the passage of time. "When I Think About You" combines melodies with Alyssa’s signature raw, emotive vocals, highlighting her growing progress as both a songwriter and producer.

“I wanted this song to feel like an honest conversation you have with yourself when you're reflecting on the past,” says Alyssa. “It’s about wondering if someone from your past still carries the same thoughts and feelings, but also realizing that you’ve grown, and you’ve moved on, even if the memories linger.”

Produced entirely by Alyssa herself, "When I Think About You" is a testament to her evolving artistic vision. The track features intimate acoustics and a minimalistic arrangement that lets the vulnerability of the lyrics shine through. The song gradually builds, layering in emotion as Alyssa's vocals soar, culminating in an intimate and anthemic finale.

This release follows Alyssa’s previously acclaimed singles, continuing her journey of self-expression and growth as a multi-talented artist and producer. With its relatable themes and sound, "When I Think About You" is poised to resonate with listeners who have experienced the complexities of moving on from a past love while still grappling with the lingering emotions.


When I Think About You

When I Think About You by Alyssa Marie Coon

Made For You by Alyssa Marie Coon

The track dives into the painful cycle of broken trust, toxic relationships, and the struggle of moving forward while others try to drag you back into the past.
With raw and heartfelt lyrics like “I don’t wanna go back to what we used to be / I don’t wanna go back to that version of me,” the song captures the universal feeling of reclaiming strength and refusing to settle for anything less than growth. Blending vulnerable storytelling with an unforgettable hook, the track highlights Alyssa Marie's signature style of honesty and authenticity.
“What I Need” is about protecting your peace,” says Alyssa Marie. “It’s about drawing the line when people who hurt you try to come back into your life. Sometimes the best thing you can do for yourself is to walk away and not look back.”


What I Need

What I Need by Alyssa Marie Coon

With unapologetic confidence and emotional grit, Alyssa Marie will be releasing her latest single, “Bad Guy” a powerful anthem about owning your truth when others try to rewrite it for you.
Built around the striking line “Every story needs a villain and I’m willing to play that part,” the song confronts gossip, blame, and distorted narratives head-on. Instead of fighting back, Alyssa Marie flips the script—embracing the role she’s been cast in and stripping it of its power.
Driven by strong melodies and a commanding vocal performance, “Bad Guy” blends modern country-pop sensibility with a raw, relatable message. It speaks to anyone who’s been talked about, misunderstood, or made into the “bad guy” simply for standing their ground.

Bad Guy (sneak preview) by Alyssa Marie Coon

Babe-Sugarland & Taylor Swift(Cover by Alyssa Marie Coon)

Rainbow

Rainbow-Kacey Musgraves(Cover)Alyssa Marie Coon

Country Girl

Country Girl By Alyssa Marie Coon

This song is about growing up and about all the questions you may have that are unanswered or haven't been addressed. It's relatable to teens heading to college, going out on their own and to parents who are watching their kids go out on their own.

Before I'm Out There

@ 16  by Alyssa Marie Coon

Alyssa Marie is country singer songwriter and a multi instrumentalist. She  is musical force to reckon with.  Alyssa has an inert ability to draw people in with the sweet sounding dulcet tones in her voice and the deep lyrics of her original songs about life experiences. Alyssa is heavily influenced by artists like Taylor Swift, Danielle Bradbury, Kelsea Ballerini and Dolly Parton.
Alyssa opened for Tracy Lawrence along with Nashville recording artist, Walker Montgomery and was a supporting act Lady A, Darius Rucker, Russell Dickerson, Dierks Bentley, Jon Pardi and Tenille Townes. She performed at Carnegie Hall, Ole Red Orlando, the Tin Roof Delray, The Commodore, Belcourt Taps and the Bluebird in Nashville and many more venues and festivals.

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