Name: Blood on the Bench by Franklin County Coding Company
Duration: 4 min 3 s
Description: A privileged young man finally faces the consequences of his rebellious lifestyle at the hands of his disappointed, powerful father

One Day Tonight

Upbringing

On The Back Of My Dreams

Real Real

I Am

Stop Loving You

Stop Loving You (feat. Haley Mae Campbell)

A privileged young man finally faces the consequences of his rebellious lifestyle at the hands of his disappointed, powerful father

Blood on the Bench

devil and a prayer

LOVED ONCE

Made for Goodbyes

“The Stars and Constellations Point to Christ”, inspired by Genesis 1:14, Psalm 19, and the ancient story in the heavens:  God created the lights (sun, moon, strs) not just for physical illumination but also as signs pointing to His Divine order and appointed times.  From the beginning, creation was meant to reveal God's story-ultimately fulfilled in Christ, the true Light of the World (John 8:12)



✨ “He Wrote It in the Stars”


Before the world had drawn a line,
Before the sun began to shine,
He carved His story in the sky,
A love so vast, so deep, so high.
The virgin rose, the lion waits,
The stars proclaim amazing grace.

He wrote it in the stars, the heavens still declare,
From Virgo to the Lion, His promise lingers there.
Before the prophets spoke, before the manger cries,
The gospel sang in silence through the canvas of the night.
Oh Jesus, Morning Star so bright—
You wrote it in the stars.

The scales cry out, the Lamb was slain,
The Archer points to wrath and reign.
The Fish swim through the water clear,
The Water-Bearer drawing near.
The Bull and Twins, the Lion roars—
Each sign a whisper: Christ the Lord!

He wrote it in the stars, the heavens still declare,
From Virgo to the Lion, His promise lingers there.
Before the cross was raised, before the veil was torn,
Creation bore the gospel that the Savior would be born.
Oh Jesus, Word before all time—
You wrote it in the stars.

No astrologer’s design,
But a holy, sacred sign—
The stars align not by our fate,
But by the hand that formed our faith.

He wrote it in the stars, with glory shining bright,
To lead the wise, to stir the heart, to pierce the silent night.
The skies still tell His name, the constellations sing,
That Jesus is the risen Lord, the everlasting King.
Yes, Jesus—our Redeemer King—
You wrote it in the stars.

Lyrics by Kelly Ross-Hagans
ASCAP# 931551691

He Wrote It In The Stars


“So I’m Out (Burning Bridges)” is a raw, emotionally scorched country-rock ballad that chronicles the moment someone stops apologizing for staying too long

So I'm out (Burning Bridges)

She moves like rhythm in bare feet,
Heartbeat hummin’ in a steady beat.
Sun in her hair, slow burn in her eyes,
Turns a quiet room into paradise.
She don’t rush, she don’t try—
Still, she leaves you wonderin’ why…
Feels like a song floatin’ on air,
She’s just there.
She don’t need nothin’ to glow,
A little moonlight and she’ll steal the show.
Got a smile like wine, smooth and warm,
Soft as silk, wild as a storm.
She don’t fake, don’t chase, don’t miss—
She just is…
Yeah, she just is.
She laughs like a melody stuck on repeat,
Movin’ easy to an inner beat.
Eyes like a fire, low and kind,
She ain’t tryin’—but she’s always on your mind.
No plan, no highlight,
Still, she owns the night.
Like a breeze that slips through your skin—
She begins… where words end.
She don’t need nothin’ to glow,
A little moonlight and she’ll steal the show.
Got a smile like wine, smooth and warm,
Soft as silk, wild as a storm.
She don’t fake, don’t chase, don’t miss—
She just is…
Yeah, she just is.
She’s a Sunday kind of peace,
Wrapped in a restless streak.
Can’t hold her, can’t define…
But you feel her every time.
She don’t ask, don’t act, don’t beg—
Still, the whole damn world tilts her way.
One slow smile, and time pulls back—
Like thunder holdin’ in the crash.
She don’t need a stage to rise—
She’s the fire behind your eyes.
She don’t fake, don’t chase, don’t miss—
She just is.

She Just Is

Blood and soil country music. It’s real if you can hear it.

Blood on the Bench

Franklin County Coding Company

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