Name: Trying To Get It Right by Clay Allen
Duration: 3 min 39 s
Description: Heading back to my roots with this country album about drinking, heartbreak and some of my own personal struggles going on in my head. I hope you find something that relates to your situation.

Drink With Our Friends

The Whiskey Still Burns

Solitary Tracks

Straight Line Boots

Only Me

Rage in the Arena

How I Like My Women

“Dream in Reverse” is a bleak, slow-burning portrait of a man pushed to the edge—unemployed, unseen, and unraveling. Every line drips with quiet despair: ghosted job apps, mounting debt, chronic illness, and the cold indifference of a world that’s moved on without him.

Driven by sparse instrumentation and cracked vocals, the track walks the line between resignation and decay.

There’s no light at the end of this tunnel—just the fading hum of an Uber engine, the scratch of a pen on bankruptcy forms, and a whisper that says, “Maybe next never.”

Dream in Reverse

Mercy Fell Like Rain is a soaring gospel testimony built on revival energy and heartfelt gratitude. The song traces a journey from struggle to surrender, capturing the moment heaven breaks open and grace pours down like a cleansing storm. With vivid imagery of valleys, deserts, crossroads, and renewal, the lyric celebrates transformation through divine mercy. The chorus lifts like a congregation rising to its feet, while the bridge widens the message to the broken, the weary, and the nations. Musically and thematically, it stands as a powerful declaration of rebirth—an anthem of freedom, healing, and spiritual rain.

Mercy Fell Like Rain

We Rocked So Loud We Moved the Stars is a thunderous, cinematic anthem that fuses vintage arena rock with cosmic mythmaking. Fueled by soaring guitar riffs, ascending drum patterns, and lyrics that echo across galaxies, the song captures the moment when music becomes legend. Each verse builds like a rocket launch, each chorus explodes like a supernova, and the outro turns instruments into literal steps toward the stars. It’s a tribute to the power of sound, the fire of performance, and the eternal echo of those who dared to play loud enough to shake the heavens.

WE Rocked So Loud We Moved The Stars

Powerful Valley Rules is a country-rock anthem about a family who moves into a small valley town only to discover a rigid set of local customs enforced by the sheriff and upheld by the townsfolk. Looked down upon and pressured to conform, the new kid finds himself at odds with the town’s power structure — especially when the mayor’s daughter, promised to a local bully, begins to fall for him. Their connection sparks a showdown that ends in a public fight, a shift in loyalties, and a slow unraveling of the town’s outdated thinking. Together, the couple challenges the valley’s grip on tradition, turning rebellion into renewal. As the town begins to prosper under new ideas and open hearts, the song celebrates the power of love, courage, and standing up to inherited control.



Powerful Valley Rules

Heading back to my roots with this country album about drinking, heartbreak and some of my own personal struggles going on in my head. I hope you find something that relates to your situation.

Trying To Get It Right

I am a lyricist just trying to get noticed. I am a song writer and producer. I am not a singer. I am just trying to share my life's experiences and thoughts through the music in my head, hoping someone somewhere will connect and relate. Hopefully someone says hey I want to have that song for mine so I can redo it my way and publish it.

Trying To Get It Right

Clay Allen

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