Jackson Dean

Fearless

Take It Slow

Who Am I to Judge

Get Her Back

NORTH OF HELL

BREAKIN’ DOWN

GIVE HEAVEN SOME HELL

Turn It Down

Let Your Boys Be Country

Tough

I'D BE SO LOST, IF NOT FOR YOU
Words & Music By Rhob Elliott
©2025, Awful Racket Music (ASCAP)
All Rights Reserved

[Intro]
I'd be so lost, if not for you

[Verse 1]
I was drifting through the noise and static
Chasing shadows, lost in the automatic
Trying to fake a smile that never stayed
Living in the lines I never made

[Pre-Chorus]
But then you showed up
Like the morning light
Cut through the dark
Made the wrong feel right

[Chorus]
I’d be so lost
If not for you
No stars, no map 
To guide me through
You’re the calm inside my storm
The place I run when I feel torn
I’d be nowhere
Broken in two
I’d be so lost
If not for you

[Verse 2]
You never judged the mess I came from
Just loved me like I was already someone
Held me close when I tried to run
You saw the fight when I saw none

[Pre-Chorus]
You gave me strength
I never knew I had
Turned the pages 
On a life gone bad

[Chorus]
I’d be so lost
If not for you
No stars, no map 
To guide me through
You’re the voice that pulls me back
When I’m falling off the track
I’d be nowhere
Broken in two
I’d be so lost
If not for you

[Bridge]
All the roads I took 
That led me here
You were the compass 
Through the fear
You gave me love 
I could believe
You gave me breath
You let me be

[Chorus]
I’d be so lost
If not for you
No light, no way 
To make it through
You’re the heart that beats in mine
The reason I still shine
I’d be nowhere
That much is true
I’d be so lost
If not for you

[Outro]
Now I stand tall
But I know the truth
Every part of me 
Is shaped by you
I’d be so lost...
I’d be so lost...
If not for you

I'D BE SO LOST, IF NOT FOR YOU

While You're Gone EP

While You're Gone

“Bad Reputation” w Hudson Westbrook OUT NOW

Cut from the Texas country cloth, yet rocking a style of his own design, River House artist Grant Gilbert has a history of self-made wins, streaming success, and big-name believers. With a fresh batch of music, proudly independent and made with Nashville’s top talent, a new chapter begins. Raised on a cattle ranch in tiny Santo, Texas, Gilbert was inspired by everything from his grandparents’ Texas swing and fiddle tunes to his dad’s penchant for Springsteen, Petty, and the country hits of the ‘80s. He dove head first into Lubbock, Texas, a town famous for its vibrant live-country scene, while a student at Texas Tech. He eventually made his way to Nashville where he spent time writing with hit songwriters like Brad Clawson, Jessie Jo Dillon, and Dan Isbell, and recording with producer/songwriter Jonathan Singleton. Tracks like “She Goes Home (Dirty Breakup Song),” “God & Everybody” and “What's Stopping Us” racked up over 3 million streams on Spotify alone, mixing that gritty Lubbock edge with a youthful passion for life and love. But with a new chapter unfolding, he’s just getting started. Recent tracks like the can-crushing “Six Pack State of Mind” (featuring Josh Abbott) and “Take Me Out To The Bar”, followed by the soulful “Turn It Down”, all of which are included on his EP Between The Highways, help to showcase the artist Gilbert’s become. For him, that has always meant being his own man and working to make his own place in the world. Grant’s 2024 releases consisted of singles “Drunk Since Dallas” and “This Ain’t That Song,” followed by his collaborative track with Clayton Mullen, “Things a College Town Taught Me.” He started 2025 with the Texas hometown anthem, “West of Fort Worth,” and a collaborative track with fellow Texas native, Hudson Westbrook, “Bad Reputation”.

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