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Grand After Grand” is a cinematic instrumental journey through gold, grit, and glory — where the ocean roars, the mountains shine, and ambition never sleeps. Inspired by the spirit of Deadliest Catch and the Alaska Gold Rush, this track fuses dramatic percussion, soaring strings, and deep cinematic bass to capture the tension between nature’s power and human determination.

Every beat feels like a wave crashing against the unknown — a soundtrack for explorers, dreamers, and creators chasing something greater than gold itself.

🔥 Genre: Cinematic / Instrumental / Epic Soundtrack
🎧 Produced by: Bagel Cinematic Beats
🌊 Vibe: Adventure, Power, Discovery, Survival, Triumph

Grand after grand

The Possum's Hard Road
Lyrics By: Thomas W. Peterson AKA RedHeart 
©COPYRIGHT 11–9-2025 All Rights Reserved ©

(Verse 1)
Born down in Texas, where the pine trees grow
With a voice like a gospel song, and a heart running low
He learned to play the six-string, for a father full of fight
Singing for the drunkards in the oil field late at night
Found a song called "Why Baby Why," and the charts began to climb
He had the sound, he had the feeling, he was just ahead of time.

(Chorus)
They called him The Possum, 'cause his eyes were close set
But the truth is, he was running from the man he hadn't met
He filled the honky tonks with heartache, the dance floor with regret
The greatest voice in country, drowned in sweat and cigarette
They’d sell the tickets, turn the lights down, the crowd would wait and pray
For the king of the broken hearts who sometimes just walked away.

(Verse 2)
The money came and went like wildfire, the lawman knew his name
He bought a bus and wrecked a marriage, it was all part of the game
He chased the bottle like a shadow, and the shadow always won
A legend in the making, before his work was even done.
He’d climb on stage and own the moment, when the demons took a rest
But the truth of the man was written on the bottle in his vest.

(Chorus)
They called him The Possum, 'cause his eyes were close set
But the truth is, he was running from the man he hadn't met
He filled the honky tonks with heartache, the dance floor with regret
The greatest voice in country, drowned in sweat and cigarette
They’d sell the tickets, turn the lights down, the crowd would wait and pray
For the king of the broken hearts who sometimes just walked away.

(Bridge)
He’d spend the money, miss the dates, his life a steady blur
'Til a beautiful, ambitious woman said, "I've come to stand with her"
That woman had a voice like velvet, a backbone made of steel
And a dream to try and fix the things that only time could heal.

(Outro)
(Guitar and steel play a slow, mournful turnaround)
Yeah, she was Tammy Wynette, and she was standing on his stage.
Turning a tumultuous new leaf on The Possum’s page.

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