“You know, sometimes in life we say things we wish we could take back. Maybe it’s in the heat of the moment, maybe we’re tired, stressed, or just plain stubborn and before we know it, we’ve hurt the very person we love the most.
This next song is about that moment when the dust settles and you’re left alone with your thoughts, realizing how badly you messed up. It’s about that heavy silence in the house, that empty chair across the table, and that ache in your chest when you know you’ve got to make things right.
This one’s not about pride it’s about humility. It’s about owning your mistakes, asking for forgiveness, and believing that love is strong enough to get through the storm.
If you’ve ever had to say those three words ‘I’m so sorry’ then this one’s for you.”


I'm So Sorry-2

“You ever mess up so bad you’re standin’ there watchin’ the person you love pack up their heart and all you want is just five minutes to fix it?
That’s what this song’s about.
It’s about those nights we wish we could take back, the words we wish we could unsay, and the choices we’d give anything to change.
Sometimes all you need is one more shot, one more chance to hold on, one more plea before the door closes for good.
So tonight, if you’ve ever loved somebody enough to fight for ‘em, sing this one with me.
This is 5-Minutes More.”


Five Minutes More

“Leaving the ones you love is never easy. Whether it’s chasing down a dream on the road, working long hours, or just life pulling you apart, there’s always that ache of wishing for just one more moment one more smile, one more touch, one more chance to hold them close before you go.
This song is about that feeling, that desperate wish to press pause on time and grab onto love just a little longer. It’s called ‘One More Time.’”


One More Time

“You know, when we look back on life, it’s funny how the memories come rushing in—the dreams we chased, the mistakes we made, the nights we laughed until the sun came up. When I was young, I thought it was all about climbing ladders, chasing thrills, and running full speed into the future.
But looking back now, I realize the real treasures were right there all along—the house full of memories, the car that carried us down backroads, the kids that made life wild and beautiful, and the bar where stories turned into legends.
This song is a reflection, a celebration, and a reminder that no matter where the road takes us, life is about love, laughter, and the memories we hold onto. It’s called ‘When I Was Young.’”


When I Was Young

“You know, life can throw us a lot of twists and turns storms we don’t expect, roads we didn’t plan. But when you’ve got the right person by your side, suddenly it doesn’t matter what lies ahead, because you know you’ll face it together.
This song is about that kind of love the kind that gives you courage, the kind that makes you believe in tomorrow no matter what. It’s called ‘I Know Where We’re Going.’”


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“Sometimes love doesn’t end with fireworks or slammed doors. Sometimes it just fades into silence slowly, painfully until you realize holding on might have hurt more than letting go.
This next song is about those moments when you look back and wish somebody had walked away sooner, before the damage was done, before the memories turned into regrets. It’s about love, loss, and the hard lessons we only see once it’s too late.
This one’s called ‘You Should Have Run.’”


You Should Have Run

“Where I come from, life isn’t about skyscrapers or city lights it’s about the land, the work, and the people who pour their hearts into both. Out in Holt County, we know cold winds, long winters, restless cattle, and barns that creak in the snow. But we also know faith, family, and neighbors you can count on.
This next song is about the backbone of America the farmers and ranchers who climb into that tractor before the sun comes up, who keep this country fed, and who never back down no matter the season. It’s a song about pride, prayer, and the heartland we call home.
It’s called ‘My Tractor.’”


My Tractor

“Sometimes the hardest thing in love isn’t heartbreak—it’s the not knowing. It’s when you can feel something’s changed, when the silence is louder than words, and all you want is honesty… even if it hurts.
This next song is about that moment when you’re standing at the crossroads, begging for nothing more than the truth. Because lies can break you, but the truth the truth can finally set you free.
This one’s called ‘Tell Me The Truth.’”

Tell Me The Truth

“You ever pull into the driveway late at night, headlights hittin’ the porch, and you already know you’re in trouble? You see that one light on in the window, and it feels like it’s shining right through you.
This song is about that moment.
It’s about the night you realize you’ve been gone too long not just from the house, but from the heart of the one who loves you.
It’s about walking through that door, seeing the tears you caused, and knowing words alone won’t fix it. This is about laying down the keys, laying down the pride, and asking the hardest question we ever have to ask:
‘Where do I start?’
This one’s for anybody who’s ever had to fight to put love back together again. This is ‘Where Do I Start.’”


Where Do I Start

Every now and then, you meet someone maybe at a bar, maybe in the grocery store, maybe right here tonight wearing a hat, a jacket, or a badge that tells a story of courage and sacrifice. And when you shake their hand, you realize you’re standing in the presence of someone who gave a part of their life so the rest of us could live ours free.
This song is my way of saying what sometimes feels too small but always needs to be said: Thank you for your service.”


Thank You For Your Service

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You Should Have Run

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