First attempt at this brand new song on Chase Rice's new album "Ignite the Night" - great song. Follow me on Twitter: @JustCountry247

"Carolina Can" (Chase Rice Cover)

Risky girls drive SUV's, and sedans with no anti-freeze. Men stay away, she's bad news. Has a Beemer on her arm tattoo. If she wears Levi's you're in luck. 'Cause The Best Gals Drive a Truck. 

The Best Gals Drive a Truck

Covenant Country is a modern country-gospel concept album about Heaven’s economic system—where faith outranks fortune and reputation is richer than gold. Across twelve tracks, it walks the backroads between Scripture and real life: five kinds of wealth (spirit, health, time, relationships, resources), seventh-day rest, thresholds you can’t reverse, restitution “with interest,” and the simple power of a good name. From the barn-stomp of “Become the Asset” to the porch-light prayer of “Seventh-Day Country,” the record blends warm pedal steel, Telecaster twang, upright bass, and three-part harmonies. Anchored by the single “Heaven’s Economy (Buy That Field),” it’s equal parts altar call and cattle drive—songs for builders, dreamers, and anyone ready to trade hustle for holy instruction. In Covenant Country, obedience is the melody, and blessing is the refrain.

Freight Train Prayer (Let It Roll)

Cole Taylor- Drop Top (Jazzy Joe reDrum)

Blessed is a celebration of the people who make life truly meaningful—family, friends, and the love that binds us together. Each song carries the warmth of shared memories, the strength of relationships that never fade, and the joy of being surrounded by those who matter most.

This album is more than music—it’s a reflection of life’s most precious moments: late-night conversations with friends, the laughter of children, the embrace of a loved one, and the quiet reassurance that no matter what storms may come, love remains our anchor.

With heartfelt lyrics and soulful melodies, Blessed is a reminder that true wealth isn’t measured in possessions but in the bonds we share. It’s a soundtrack for gratitude, connection, and the simple truth that when you have love, family, and friends—you are truly blessed.

Where a Farm Used to Be

Gord Bamford

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