Red Dirt Blues

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It Could Be Me

American Cosmic Revival, Vol. 1: Back At Home

Strong Boy (feat. JayDee Maness)

 The song is a tribute to blue-collar workers, specifically those who work on the sea. It highlights their dedication, skill, and deep connection to their environment. It contrasts their fulfilling, physically demanding work with the "fancy things" of an office job, expressing a sense of pride in their chosen way of life.

Tide Masters  the  Seaside Experts

An RC Cola and a chocolate moon pie. Yeah, touching the rim was gettin' high. When a car's back seat wasn't a place to set. Yeah, it's the little things, You Never Forget!

You Never Forget

"Burnin’ This Summer" is a feel-good country song about a guy and a girl spending a carefree summer night together — driving down backroads, turning up the music, talking, laughing, and falling in love. It’s about living in the moment and making memories that’ll last long after the summer ends.

Burnin' This Summer

Cuss, Chew And Spit

A guy (atheist )and gal (of faith) walk into a bar.....

Janie  (Anthem Mix)

2-11 Some Money Honey 1

Out Of Order
Lyrics By: Thomas W. Peterson AKA RedHeart 
©COPYRIGHT 11–6-2025 All Rights Reserved ©


(Verse 1)
The neon's buzzin' at the "Dew Drop Inn" 
I slide onto the same old stool again 
Bartender nods, don't have to ask me twice 
Just slides a bourbon over, heavy on the ice.
 I'm searchin' my pocket for a little relief
 A two-dollar bill and a whole lot of grief 
Need a sad song to match the way I feel 
Something 'bout a heartache that's a little too real.

(Verse 2)
 I walked over to the corner, where the colors used to glow 
That sacred box of vinyl, playin' somethin' sad and low
 I had a quarter ready, just to hear George Jones complain 
But my hand stopped in mid-air When I saw it, plain as pain.


(Chorus)
There's a hand-drawn sign, taped on the glass 
Said, "Don't bother, buddy, this one didn't last." 
In big black marker, underlined in red 
Were the two words stickin' right inside my head: 
OUT OF ORDER Yeah, my heart's on the blink 
That old jukebox and me, we got more in common than you think.

(Verse 3) 
It's supposed to play the hits, it's supposed to light the room 
Supposed to cure the silence, and chase away the gloom 
But the plug's pulled from the wall, the lights are cold and dead 
Just like every promise that you ever said. 
You were the song I played, over and over 
'Til the needle wore it out, and you were sober 
Now I'm just a hollow shell, a box of broken parts 
A "Do Not Play" sticker right across my heart.


(Chorus)
There's a hand-drawn sign, taped on the glass 
Said, "Don't bother, buddy, this one didn't last." 
In big black marker, underlined in red 
Were the two words stickin' right inside my head: 
OUT OF ORDER Yeah, my heart's on the blink 
That old jukebox and me, we got more in common than you think.


(Bridge) 
You can kick the damn thing, you can feed it dollar bills But it won't play 
"He Stopped Loving Her Today" and it never will. 
It's just full of wires, dust, and memories 
And that sounds an awful lot like me.


(Chorus)
There's a hand-drawn sign, taped on the glass 
Said, "Don't bother, buddy, this one didn't last." 
In big black marker, underlined in red 
Were the two words stickin' right inside my head: 
OUT OF ORDER Yeah, my heart's on the blink 
That old jukebox and me, we got more in common than you think.

(Outro) 
Yeah, that old machine and me... 
We're just sittin' in the dark.
Out of order. 
(Spoken, to bartender) "Guess I'll just drink this one in silence."


Out Of Order 11-6-25

Here is a rewritten description focusing on a pure country sound:

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**God Country State – *For Heavens Sake***

**Produced by Century One Records**

With their latest full-length, ***For Heavens Sake***, God Country State delivers a classic country record that feels both timeless and urgently relevant. Produced by Century One Records, the album is a powerful showcase of traditional country music, built on a foundation of pedal steel, acoustic guitar, and true-to-life narratives.

*For Heavens Sake* is a journey through the heart of the American experience, exploring the themes that define the genre: hard-won love, faith, heartbreak, and the simple truths found in small-town life. From up-tempo barn burners perfect for a Friday night dance floor to honest, tear-in-your-beer ballads, the band's songwriting is sharp, sincere, and instantly relatable.

This album is a must-have for fans of genuine, unpolished country music, proving that God Country State is a vital new voice carrying the torch for the genre's enduring legacy.


The last stop

I am an aspiring Country Music Song Writer/Singer. 61 years old just starting my career. And I know using my Name Ed Sullivan III is not a good country artists name but once I wrote the first song and published it, it was too late. I cant technically play an instrument but I dabble so to get the songs that were in my head out I started using the power of A.I. to help me turn my lyrics into good country songs I have two albums out right now. Where Did Time Go and Own It, currently working on Third album Southern Heat and I just finished it and will release 4/23/25  I currently have almost 50 songs I have written and recorded on Sound Cloud, Spotify and Apple music and all other streaming services, thirty videos on You tube and see no signs of stopping. This is my passion and I hope my music can touch just one person and they can relate to the song I wrote. Haven't thought about touring, I would need to get a band together that can learn the music by ear. But you never know what God's plan is so until then  I will keep writing and keep putting music out there! Thank You For Listening ! Ed Sullivan III

It Could Be Me

Ed Sullivan III

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