A collection of me remastered singles Get Gone and No Front released in anticipation of the upcoming album Clean Cut Cowboy

No Front Door  - Copper Kelly

Get Gone - Copper Kelly

"No Front Door" by Copper Kelly is a powerful and poignant song that delves into the struggles faced by a family living in a house down a rocky country lane. The lyrics vividly paint a picture of their daily battle to keep the fire lit, both literally and metaphorically. With each attempt, a chilling breeze extinguishes their efforts, symbolizing the constant challenges they face.

The song highlights the disheartening reality of a father who succumbs to heavy nights of drinking, leaving the mother to care for their children and silently wipe away her tears. The absence of a front door becomes a haunting metaphor for the brokenness within the family, as it was forcibly removed during a moment of chaos.

As the narrative unfolds, Copper Kelly skillfully portrays the gradual deterioration of what was once a beautiful and cherished home. The destructive influence of the father's alcoholism takes its toll, causing the house to crumble and fall apart.

The emotional impact of "No Front Door" is intensified by Copper Kelly's heartfelt vocals and the raw vulnerability of the lyrics. The chorus serves as a poignant reminder of the consequences of addiction, as cans and bottles litter the floor, representing the painful aftermath of a family in crisis.

With its compelling storytelling and emotional depth, "No Front Door" offers a poignant reflection on the effects of addiction and the disintegration of a once-loving home. Copper Kelly's evocative lyrics and powerful delivery make this song a compelling choice for radio, allowing listeners to connect with the poignant narrative and empathize with the struggles faced by this family.

No Front Door

Debut release from Irish Country musician Copper Kelly.

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Mama Tried

Seeking A Friend (For The End Of The World)

It is fun, sing-along, barndance type song I wrote myself about telling someone close to “Get Gone” because of activity outside of a relationship. While the topic of the lyrics may sound sad, the song is a lively, foot tapping, hand clapping country song.

Get Gone

An acapella version of the old New Zealand ballad The Wellerman. 
Performed all the parts myself, took a shot at it at it turned out okay I think. I hope you enjoy it

Wellerman

Copper Kelly

Sixteens Tons

Irish country musician. Guitarist & singer. Inspired by Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Lynyrd Skynyrd

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