Beer With My Friends

This album is a fearless journey across styles and emotions, weaving modern country ballads, arena-ready rock, big band swagger, and dark theatrical anthems into one striking collection. It opens with the heartfelt vulnerability of This Moment Right Now and Here With Me, then lifts into the hope of Reason to Believe. Midway, She swings with jazzy big band flair and stalker-like tension, balanced by the stripped-down intimacy of You Only Miss Me When You’re Alone. From there, the record charges into its heavier side with the cinematic menace of Fee-Fi-Fo, the gritty arena punch of Better Get Busy, and the relentless fire of Time. Closing with She Never Says Goodbye and the Orwell-inspired It Doesn’t Matter Anymore, the album captures love, loss, obsession, and resilience in equal measure. Bold, diverse, and unafraid of contrast, it tells stories that linger long after the last note fades.

1 – This Moment Right Now
A heartfelt modern country ballad about regret and longing. Sparse verses swell into powerful choruses, capturing the ache of lost love and missed chances.

2 – Reason to Believe
An uplifting anthem about imperfection and resilience. With choir-like backing and soaring dynamics, it reminds us that nobody’s perfect — but hope is what carries us forward.

3 – Here With Me
A story told through the one-sided voice of a phone call. Vulnerable and cinematic, it paints a picture of love lost but never forgotten.

4 – She
A big band number with jazzy swagger and stalker-like lyrics. Swinging rhythms collide with dark storytelling, creating a chillingly playful yet unsettling track.

5 – Feeling This Way
A soaring rock ballad that balances vulnerability with power. Its emotive vocals and dramatic instrumentation reflect the push and pull of love and uncertainty.

6 – You Only Miss Me When You’re Alone
A stripped-down, aching ballad about fleeting love and loneliness. Honest and intimate, it delivers one of the album’s most personal moments.

7 – Fee-Fi-Fo
A theatrical rock anthem inspired by fairytale horror. Chant-like vocals, pounding riffs, and a cinematic chromatic build create a haunting climax of inevitability.

8 – Better Get Busy
Arena rock grit mixed with heartfelt wisdom. A father-to-son message about seizing life boldly and living without regrets.

9 – Time
Fast-paced and unrelenting, this hard rock anthem burns with urgency. Shredding guitars and driving rhythm make it a high-octane race against the clock.

10 – I Don’t Want to Look Back
Reflective yet defiant, this track confronts the past while striving to move forward. Anthemic choruses and pounding rhythm underscore its message of resolve.

11 – She Never Says Goodbye
A driving, Rick Springfield-inspired rocker about trust and confidence in love. It’s a powerful reminder that love doesn’t always need words to be secure.

12 – It Doesn’t Matter Anymore
Inspired by Orwell’s 1984, this concept-driven closer pulses with mechanical rhythms and chant-like vocals. Dark, hypnotic, and theatrical, it ends the album on a haunting note.

Better Get Busy

Country Club

I'm Gonna Be Somebody

Little Bit Of Everything

That's How Country Boys Roll

Tribute to the Grand Ole Opry - Vol. 3

Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On (Rerecorded)

When Was The Last Time

Straight To Hell (feat. Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan & Charles Kelley)

Tim McGraw - Indian Outlaw

George Jones - A Good Year For The Roses

Hello Darlin'

Live at Billy Bob's Texas

Drinkin' Bone

Merle Haggard - You Never Even Call Me By My Name (with Doug Supernaw, Charlie Pride, David Allan Coe & Waylon Jennings)

Skeletons

I'm Not For Everyone

Merle Haggard - You Never Even Call Me By My Name (with Doug Supernaw, Charlie Pride, David Allan Coe & Waylon Jennings)

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