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Return A Ring is an upbeat anthem from Bryan Ruby's 2024 heartbreak EP 'Found & Lost'. Return A Ring was released on June 7, 2024. 

"Return A Ring" is a poignant reflection on the aftermath of a love lost. This track is a vibrant melody bursting with infectious energy, driving beats and catchy hooks, with a mood reminiscent of summertime joy. Yet, beneath the party anthem lies a moving tale of heartbreak and moving on. With soulful lyrics about returning an engagement ring with a melody that tugs at the heartstrings, the song encapsulates the raw emotions of heartbreak and the longing for closure.

"This song is incredibly special to me," says Ruby. "It's about the vulnerability of letting go and searching for closure in the midst of heartbreak. I hope it touches the hearts of those who listen to it."

For all inquiries, contact Becky Parsons at becky@foundsoundmedia.agency

©Bryan Ruby 2024

Return A Ring

I Still Do

Written and produced by © Don Minolta // Minolta Records
Artist: Dylan Stiggler

I wrote you this song
to be with you when I'm gone
Maybe in time
you can sing along
What a lovely old sky
60 miles high
That keeps us here
in the world we know

When I close my eyes
and all my years of time are over
I'll be far away singing you this song

Hold on, oh, my darlin' you'll be fine
You'll have white hair, and tired bones
And peace of mind

Tell me something you love
about life or growing up
Something to change
the way we look at things
Have a burst of energy
like we were when we were teens
Get a little high
on some make believe

When I close my eyes and
All my years of time are over
I'll be far away singing you this song

Hold on, oh, my darlin' you'll be fine
You'll have white hair, and tired bones
And peace of mind

When we meet again
and our new life begins
I believe somewhere
in the universe we'll fly
Hold on

Hold On

Do Si Do

Country ballad about a man who watched the child he loved change for the worse when she got older.

I Knew You When You Were Sweet

i broke my own heart

i fell for her like a leaf from a tree
not a thing i could do about it
she gave me proof of her love— at least
i had no reason to doubt it
but i played around from the very start
only meant to break a few rules
instead, i broke my own heart 

i know i did wrong, but you might as well 
tell a fox to stop chasing rabbits 
i live for the chase, get bored with the catch
it’s not easy to break old, bad habits 
yeah, i played around from the very start
only meant to break a few rules
instead, i broke my own heart 

someday you may find someone 
with everything you require
don’t even think about playing around 
you’re better off playing with fire

i played around from the very start
only meant to break a few rules
instead, i broke my own heart 
like fool, i broke my own heart
serves me right, i broke my own heart

Copyright 2025 Peter Lloyd
music by suno AI

I Broke My Own Heart

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Fred and Ethel, a poor farm couple, hire two migrant laborers with criminal backgrounds out of the goodness of their hearts, only to fall prey to them.

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Bryan Ruby is a rising country music artist, John Lennon International Songwriting Prize finalist and winner of Season 7 of the talent-search competition ‘Nashville Rising Song’. Ruby has captivated listeners with rich vocals and authentic storytelling on his summer 2025 EP ‘Growing Season’, planting roots deep in the country landscape - and the genre - on a project poised to “find his voice” The Tennessean. With recent features in Billboard, USA Today, NBC's The TODAY Show, CBS, Yahoo, The Boot, Wide Open Country, All Country News, Saving Country Music, and People Magazine, Ruby’s songs have been added to rotation on SiriusXM Country Pride and major playlists including Spotify's All New Country, Amazon's Pride Country, and ACM Fresh Music Friday. The Nash News praises his “introspective and relatable storytelling,” while MusicRow Magazine highlights his “expressive baritone,” and The Nashville Scene notes his “honey-bourbon voice that was destined for country music.”

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