Texas to Tennessee

Catching Up With An Ol' Memory

There are stories that time buries, and there are stories that refuse to be forgotten. Some are carved into old oak, some are whispered through the pines, and some are carried downstream, lost but never truly gone. But the ones that last? The ones that linger? The rain keeps those.

Stories the Rain Told Me is more than just an album—it’s a journey through memory, love, loss, and the quiet moments that shape a life. It’s the sound of footsteps fading on wet pavement, a train whistle disappearing into the night, a name scratched on the soul that time won’t erase. It’s about the things we leave behind and the ones that still follow us, no matter how far we run.

From the haunting echoes of an abandoned house ("The House That Time Forgot") to the restless pull of fate in a thunderstorm ("When the Thunder Calls My Name"), these songs weave together like pages in an old leather-bound book—weathered, raw, and full of truths that refuse to die.

Some nights, freedom is lost. Some nights, a stranger becomes the only thing keeping you from breaking apart. Some nights, the road that led you away finds a way to bring you back. And through it all, the rain sings, whispers, and washes away what it can—but never everything.

This album is country music at its most honest—blending outlaw grit, folk storytelling, and heartland soul into something both intimate and cinematic. It’s for the ones who’ve lost, the ones who’ve loved, and the ones still searching for home.

And if you listen close enough, you’ll hear it.

The rain keeps singing. Will you?


Catching Up With An Ol' Memory

Clay Walker

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