In So Little Time

Take Me To The Page

Lost Is Found

Rolling On

Beggers Would Ride

Doves Have Flown

In The Red

Home To Stay

What You Hope For

Edge Of The World

Stranger Days

Eventide

State of Hypocrisy

The Ground Below

Before The Sun Awakes By Edge Of The Void

Before The Sun Awakes

The Long Way Home

I decided to cover the song Hysteria by Muse and added a slower western vibe to it.  Thanks for checking it out!

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Hysteria

Not Like When We Were Young By Edge Of The Void

Not Like When We Were Young

Emerald Sky

"A Gentleman's Gambit" By Edge Of The Void

Oh in the evening
With the sunset low
Pistol by his side, no sense of fear

Became an outlaw
But a true gentleman
In a dance with the law, the gambit clear

Went by Butch Cassidy
Wasn’t ever out to kill
But with all that dynamite, he lit the sky

And with them stories
Traveling town to town
And they knew without a doubt, this bunch was wild

For every fallen man on this dusty trail
Who would be the better man?
Take only what you need but spare them souls
Then run away

In this tale of the west
Was a shadow in the dusk
He went out like the blazin sun

He’d  where his honor 
Like the boots on his feet
Gotta love this life out on the run

For every fallen man on this dusty trail
Who would be the better man?
Take  only what you need but spare them souls
Then run away

So let the wind blow at our backs
Let them horses run till the sky is black
And we’ll prowl in the dead of night …Alone

Let’s raise them guns up to the sky
We’re always up for another fight 
If we must, Till the morning light….  we go

On the horizon
Where the shadow’s cross
Rides a man with a steady hand and lust for gold

In the mountains of the land
Swimming under darker skies
He’d always played but never fold

For every fallen man on this dusty trail
Who would be the better man?
Take only what you need but spare them souls
Then run away




A Gentleman's Gambit

"The Countryside" By Edge Of The Void

Beneath the waking sun, it whispers in the dark
The wind is rolling in, slowly waiting for the call
The rustle of the leaves has got me thinking of the rain
It reminds me where I’ve been, but is it all the same?

Think I’ll drive the countryside, where the earth is at my feet
I wonder why I’m finding beauty in all the simple things
The canvas in my hands as the world it drifts on by
The stillness in the air is where these worries go to die

Heading down that gravel road, I seek to find the way
I wait for nature’s song, where we can drift away

We can try the other side, where you’ll never find a street
I wonder why I’m seeing beauty, in all the subtleties
The world is in my hands, as I sit and wave goodbye
We’ll be on our way to where these worries go to die

I set my sights on the winding trail back
I see that light, the stars will be my guide
If the doubts arise, I will turn right back around
Because I know a place where worries go 

Think I’ll drive the countryside, where the earth is at my feet
I wonder why I’m finding beauty in all the simple things
The canvas in my hands as the world it drifts on by
The stillness in the air is where these worries go to die




The Countryside

[Verse]
Wanderin' streets cold and gray
Hollow eyes lookin' away
Once strong hearts now fade so fast
Whispers echoin' of the past

[Verse 2]
Rustlin' winds call my name
Innocence in ruins lies in shame
Tough skin replaced by tender cries
Fightin' for truth a sea of sighs

[Chorus]
Why so tender in this storm?
Strength lost its ragged form
World used to be so rough and free
Now it's all fragility

[Verse 3]
Once proud fighters stand aloof
Ashes cover youth's old proof
Blades blunt where steel once shone
Streets haunted by the weak enthroned

[Verse 4]
What happened to the resolute men?
Bowin' heads again and again
Voices silenced eyes turned down
Vibrant colors fade to brown

[Chorus]
Why so tender in this storm?
Strength lost its ragged form
World used to be so rough and free
Now it's all fragility


Fragility

New Single By Edge Of The Void

I was raised where the streets ran slow 
Barefoot summers where the wild grass grew 
Back when the stars could still break through 
Before the city swallowed the moon

The lights got brighter, the roads stretched far 
The voices doubled, then tripled the cars 
They paved the fields where we used to play 
And built up walls that hid the day

So I packed my bags, left the static behind 
Chased the wind to the edge of the night

Where the sky runs wide and the roads turn to dust 
Where the wolves still howl when the night wakes up 
No towers to fall, no sirens to cry 
Just the wind and the trees and the firelight

Mama used to say, There’s room for dreams
Now the lines stretch longer than the eye can see 
We watched the homes turn cold and gray 
And I knew we couldn't stay

Met a man with a map in his weathered hands 
Said, Ain’t no place left untouched by man 
Told me, Run while you can, before they come 
Before the silence is overrun

Where the sky runs wide and the roads turn to dust 
Where the wolves still howl when the night wakes up 
No towers to fall, no sirens to cry 
Just the wind and the trees and the firelight

Maybe out here, I’ll learn to be free 
Find a home where the world still breathes 
Where the air is clean, and the stars still shine 
Far from the weight of a crowded mind

Where the sky runs wide and the roads turn to dust 
Where the wolves still howl when the night wakes up 
No towers to fall, no sirens to cry 
Just the wind and the trees and the firelight

Let the wind take me where I belong 
Where the world still whispers in an old, lost song

Firelight

Chasing The Next

Different Eyes By Edge Of the Void

Pulled off the highway just past midnight 
Neon buzzing in the same old glow 
Diner’s still got those cracked white cups 
But the faces, they don’t feel like home 

Gas pump bell sings the same old tune 
Like a voice from a long-lost dream 
I see my shadow in the corner booth 
But the man in the mirror ain’t me 

Streetlights flicker like they always have 
Same old roads, but they don’t pull me back 
I walk the past like a one-way street 
Familiar, but it don’t belong to me

Walked past the schoolyard, chain link swayed 
Swore I heard us laughing back in ‘98 
But the swings just creaked in the empty air 
Like they knew I didn’t belong there 

Streetlights flicker like they always have 
Same old roads, but they don’t pull me back 
I walk the past like a one-way street 
Familiar, but it don’t belong to me

Maybe I thought I’d slip right in 
Wear this town like a second skin 
But time don’t wait, and neither did I 
Now I see it through different eyes 

Streetlights flicker like they always have 
Same old roads, but they don’t pull me back 
I walk the past like a one-way street

Different Eyes

"Dreaming Too Long" By Edge Of The Void

Rode out at dawn, dust on my heels 
Chasing’ the sun through the whispering fields 
The wind hums a song that I swear I recall 
But I don't know when, or if at all

Saw an old man by the river bend 
He said, Son, ain't you tired of pretending again?
I laughed but his eyes, they cut me so deep 
Like he knew something I lost in my sleep

Maybe the moonlight’s the only real flame 
Maybe the stars keep calling my name 
If the night feels more real than the ground I stand on 
Then tell me, my love, have I been dreaming too long?

Stopped at a church with no name on the door 
Candles still burn though no one's here no more 
A voice in the rafters, it whispered to me, 
You're only awake in the places unseen.

When I close my eyes, I ride through the plains 
With ghosts of my past calling out through the rain 
They tell me, Boy, this ain't where you belong
So I open my eyes... and the dream is all gone

Maybe the fire’s the only real glow 
Maybe the rivers know more than we know 
If the night feels more real than the ground I stand on 
Then tell me, my love, have I been dreaming too long?

The road rolls on, dust in my wake 
A dreamer who’s never quite sure if he's awake 
But if I fade into the echo of song... 
Maybe that means I was dreaming all along

Dreaming Too Long

Eighty miles past the county line
Gas light blinkin', I'm outta time
Dashboard glow and a lonesome hum
Radio fading like where I’m from
A sign flickers Vacancy Room for One
Just a ghost lit town under a no name sun
Pulled off the highway, heartbeat slow
Just me and the night and a need to let go

Somewhere between the lines and the lane
Where the road goes quiet and the sky looks strange
A place I found, but didn’t mean to stay
Caught in a dream I can't explain
I just closed my eyes for a little while
Now I’m stuck in a town that don't fit my smile
Just tryin’ to make it home tonight
Somewhere there between the lines

Lobby smells like smoke and rain
Bell rings hollow, front desk plain
Clerk with eyes like he’s seen it all
Said Room’s down back, next to the wall
Hallway whispers, time stands still
Each door’s a secret, each breath a thrill
Laid down heavy, dreams got strange
Like the town was a stage and I’d missed the change

Somewhere between the lines and the lane
Where the road goes quiet and the sky looks strange
A place I found, but didn’t mean to stay
Caught in a dream I can't explain
I just closed my eyes for a little while
Now I’m stuck in a town that don't fit my smile
Just tryin’ to make it home tonight
Somewhere there between the lines

I saw a girl in a diner booth
She sang a tune, low and smooth
Said she’d been here for a hundred moons
Waiting on a ride or a change of tune
Time moved sideways, clocks ran slow
Even my shadow didn’t wanna go
But the road calls back like a restless bell
And I left behind more than I could tell

Somewhere between the lines and the lane
Where the road goes quiet and the sky looks strange
A place I found, but didn’t mean to stay
Caught in a dream I can't explain
I just closed my eyes for a little while
Now I’m stuck in a town that don't fit my smile
Just tryin’ to make it home tonight
Somewhere there between the lines

Somewhere Between The Lines

Lyrics

I'd walk the fields in dusty boots
With calloused hands and deeper roots
The stories carved in cedar bark
Still echo when the mornings start
I’ve walked the same path to the hill
Where time stands still, but I never will
Cause there’s a pull I can’t ignore
To wander out and seek some more

But I carry the dirt beneath my feet
And the voices in the winds I meet
The map may change, but the truth I hold
Is we all need roots, and we all need roads

I’ve seen the skyline kiss the plains
And danced beneath September rains
I’ve learned to bend, but never break
Like river stones in mountain lakes
Each mile writes a verse I keep
Tucked in my coat for when it’s steep
I don’t fear the long unknown
When I know just where I’m from and grown

Yeah, I carry the dirt beneath my feet
And the voices in the winds I meet
The map may change, but the truth I hold
Is we all need roots, and we all need roads

Let the seasons shape my name
Let the sunburn write my claim
Home’s not lost, it just expands
In footprints laid across the land

Still I carry the dirt beneath my feet
And the laughter in the friends I greet
The road runs wide, but my heart knows
The strength of roots, and the call of roads

So here I go, no need to choose
I’ve got sturdy roads and growing roots


We All Need Roads

We sit across the same old table
Words flicker, soft and aimless
You ask if I still notice
The shadows crawling through our phrases

I answer with a half-glance shrug
You smile like nothing’s drifting
Each topic folds into the last
Like paper corners slowly lifting

We talk like clocks without their ticking
Round in circles, never binding
No flare, no sharp decisions
Just lines we’re barely minding

You bring up plans we never finish
I nod like I recall the start
Our laughter loose, a thread unraveling
Still knotted where it parts

Not silence, not quite speaking
A haze between the clear
You reach but never question
I stay but never steer

We talk like clocks without their ticking
Round in circles, never binding
No flare, no sharp decisions
Just lines we’re barely minding

No one’s right, no one’s leaving
It’s air we keep repeating
A hum beneath the ceiling
Not breaking, not completing

Still here, still speaking gently
Still missing what we’re missing
Our words a looping pattern
Of almost, maybe, slipping

Like Clocks

Every Mile is a song about breaking free from the noise and concrete of the modern world to rediscover the wild, untamed spaces where we still belong. Blending ambient textures with acoustic folk roots, this track tells the story of leaving behind the city lights, chasing open skies, and finding peace in nature's forgotten corners. It's a journey through nostalgia, disillusionment, and ultimately, freedom.

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