Name: You See the Man by JpegDigital in 06/16/25 all stuff
Duration: 3 min 17 s
Description: A raw and emotional country ballad that peels back the layers of strength, revealing the man behind the mask. With heartfelt lyrics, warm acoustic tones, and a sunset-swept melody, this song captures what it means to be truly seen—and loved—for who you are.

06/16/25 all stuff

A raw and emotional country ballad that peels back the layers of strength, revealing the man behind the mask. With heartfelt lyrics, warm acoustic tones, and a sunset-swept melody, this song captures what it means to be truly seen—and loved—for who you are.

You See the Man

That Hand in Mine is a tender country ballad that captures the moment love becomes forever. Inspired by a simple touch and a sparkling “yes,” this track weaves acoustic guitar, soft piano, and steel guitar into a heartfelt melody. It’s a love letter in song form — slow, sincere, and made for the ones who hold your heart.

That Hand in Mine

Modern country ballad with gritty southern roots and a heartfelt, emotional core. Starts with acoustic guitar and raw male vocals, building into a powerful chorus layered with steel guitar, subtle fiddle, and dynamic drums. Mid-tempo with cinematic rises and lyrical depth — a perfect blend of intimacy and intensity. Think bonfire romance meets summer storm energy. The vibe is emotional, bold, romantic, and soulful, with just enough edge to feel real. Add a touch of piano or organ for warmth in the verses and rich vocal harmonies in the final chorus for that anthem lift. Drums should be punchy but not overpowering, creating drive without drowning the vocals. Slide guitar adds that southern flare, while the bass keeps it grounded. The voice should carry grit, vulnerability, and conviction — like a man who’s been changed by love and isn’t afraid to say it. This is a country hit made for sunsets, long drives, and holding onto the one who feels like home.

Heaven and a Hurricane

Hurricane in Boots” is a high-voltage, genre-blending country/EDM anthem made for summer nights, dusty festival grounds, and hearts that beat loud. This track fuses gritty southern charm with stadium-sized drops, weaving steel guitar riffs and acoustic roots into a pulsing rhythm built to move thousands. Inspired by a love that’s equal parts chaos and comfort, it tells the story of a woman who turns heads, steals hearts, and never plays it safe. Her fire lights up every lyric, while driving drums, vocal chops, and a soaring chorus make this the soundtrack to a night you’ll never forget. The verses keep it grounded in raw emotion, the drops take you sky-high, and the hook hits like a southern storm. Whether you’re two-stepping in boots or throwing your hands up at sunset, “Hurricane in Boots” is where country soul meets dance floor fire — and love spins like a record you never want to stop

Wild Like That

Laid-back country meets stoner love anthem. Starts with mellow acoustic guitar, vinyl crackle, and a soft bong rip FX. Verse 1 is lo-fi and cozy with finger snaps and chill vocals. Chorus brings a catchy beat—808-style bass, banjo loops, and sing-along vibes. Wendy’s verse adds playful sass over a steady groove. Bridge breaks it down with snaps, reverb vocals, and lighter sounds for that hazy high moment. Final chorus hits warm with layered harmonies and a backyard fire feel. Fades out with laughter, love, and leftover snacks—high, happy, and homegrown.

We Get High (and Eat Good)

A laid-back country duet about love, weed, and late-night snacks. Two voices, one vibe—just us getting high, eating good, and enjoying every moment together with laughter, food, and good times.

We Get High (and Eat Good) duet

Things that You Lose (when you drink & use) 

True story of a huge loss due to my addiction. Five years of worrying, tracking me down in dangerous Hoods, visiting me in jail and putting $ on my books, allowing me to live with her when I had nowhere to go..It's the same woman in the song, "It's Amazing to Me." She married a great guy who had years clean & sober. 

[Verse 1]
I got the invite, I didn't want to see
You're getting married, it's not me
Our time it passed like a ship in the night
All wrong 'cause I just couldn't get right

[Chorus]
There's things that you lose when you drink and you use
When your lover's some dope and a bottle of booze
Life goes on even when I'm gone
People won't wait for me to choose

[Verse 2]
Got to the church, took a seat in the back
You made your entrance, felt my heart crack
So much love as you both set your vows
I ducked down low to wipe the sweat from my brow

[Chorus]
There's things that you lose when you drink and you use
When your lover's some dope and a bottle of booze
Life goes on even when I'm gone
People won't wait for me to choose

[Verse 3]
He ringed your finger, time to kiss the bride
I think I cried before I died
The preacher said you're now man and wife
I wonder how things went so wrong in my life

[Chorus]
There's things that you lose when you drink and you use
When your lover's some dope and a bottle of booze
Life goes on even when I'm gone
People won't wait for me to choose

[Verse 4]
You know I'm happy for you on your big day
You both look so happy, nice to see you that way
But I'm feeling kind of crappy, I hope you don't mind
But I really just can't stay

[Verse 5]
Some things are lost and they can't be replaced
The price to pay for all those things that I've chased

[Chorus]
There's things that you lose when you drink and you use
When your lover's some dope and a bottle of booze
Life goes on even when I'm gone
People won't wait for me to choose
Life goes on even when I'm gone
People won't wait for me to choose

Things that You Lose--(True story of a huge loss due to my addiction)  STRAT V1

✒️ Poet at heart. Lyricist by nature.
From country twang to late-night love ballads—I’m not chasing fame, just hoping a few lines might land where they’re needed.
🎶 Ottawa-based | Country • Acoustic • Story-driven
🎧 Stream my latest below ⬇️

You See the Man

JpegDigital

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