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One Promise Too Late (Acoustic Version)

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Buy Dirt (Acoustic) [feat. Luke Bryan]

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Little Things

Why I Sing This Way

The Last One To Know

Is that a note from Casanova?
     Yes, it’s touching—in a way
Don’t let him turn your pretty head around
     What am I supposed to say?


Say, “Thank you for your pretty words
“Though I’ve heard them all before”
“I appreciate your overtures
“But I’m already spoken for”

     But I’m not in love with anyone 
     What if he asks me for a name?
     Should I say it’s Quasimodo
     And he lives in Notre Dame?

Shun that knuckle-dragging lumberjack
He probably doesn’t brush his chops
I could convince him to forget you
With a sack of lollipops 

     I’d rather live beside a lumberjack 
     Built of feisty flesh and bone
     Than a cynical, old woman
     With a bloodless heart of stone 

I’ve been around this world a whole lot longer than you
I've had my ups and downs and learned a thing or two
I had some breaks, I've made mistakes
And now I'm warning you:

Never love, it’s just a hustle 
Never give your heart away
Nothing's free in this old world
And when you love, you pay

Oh, I may be old and cynical
With a soul as cold as ice
But we must abide the loneliness 
When we live for what we do

And we live for what we do

(c) Copyright 2025 Peter Lloyd
music by suno AI

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Rising country star Belle Frantz is making her mark on country music with her traditional style and throwback to classic country music. The 21-year-old is a native of Greenwood Springs, Mississippi but has been making waves in Nashville for the past year. Frantz released her first EP, Why I Sing This Way, which features a collection of songs by some of the artists that have influenced her most including Conway Twitty, George Jones and her ultimate role model, Reba McEntire.  Frantz’s TikTok videos for the recently released songs “Hello Darlin’” and “The Grand Tour” have gone viral and fans are comparing the newcomer to Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn.

Having grown up in a rural community, Frantz was a country girl and was very close with her grandparents. It is in her grandfather’s shop where she was exposed to classic country artists that soon became her music of choice., including George Jones and Patsy Cline and KT Oslin. When her grandfather passed away, 12-year-old Frantz went through a basket of his CD’s and the first new one she discovered was McEntire’s Last One To Know. This album was the catalyst for her love of singing and the songwriting process, which she studied intently. At age 16, Frantz started taking guitar and voice lessons. She began to play local shows to hone her craft and after community college, worked to save money to move to Nashville, where she has been writing with the industry’s top songwriters and recording for her forthcoming debut original project.

The Last One To Know

Belle Frantz

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