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Verse]
Moose got up with the chickens, out before the sun,
Said, "I'm a grown ass man, I gotta get things done."
He knew the early bird, always gets the worm,
So he grabbed his boots and hat, ready for the turn.

[Verse 2]
If a frog had wings, he wouldn't bump his tail,
Moose laughed as he rode the fence down the trail.
Living by his sayings, every single day,
Can't fix a leaky roof when the sun is on display.

[Chorus]
Hey there Moose, you're the talk of the town,
Driving that Tundra, buzzing all around.
With your country wisdom and your southern charm,
You're holding your mouth right, ain't doing no harm.

[Verse 3]
He'd say when pigs fly,  I'll drive a mini van,
I drive a real pick up I'm a grown ass man
Moose and his tales, as tall as the pines,
Living life like a legend, on cloud nine.

[Verse 4]
In the evening when the cows come home, he'll feed his forest friends, by the barn, on his farm, he lays out corn for them,  Moose likes to watch the critters, it always makes him smile.

[Chorus]
Hey there Moose, you're the talk of the town,
Driving that Tundra, buzzing all around.
With your country wisdom and your southern charm,
You're holding your mouth right, ain't doing no harm.

My Friend Moose

Worked all week, been grindin’ hard,
Boss man’s got me punchin’ that card.
Come Friday night, I cut it loose,
Slip on my boots and sip that juice.

A barlight glow, a little rock ‘n’ roll,
A honky-tonk fire burnin’ in my soul!

I drink whiskey on the weekends, let the good times roll,
Two-step with a lady ‘til the last call’s told.
A little jukebox singin’, a little barroom buzz,
I drink whiskey on the weekends, just because!

Saturday mornin’ might come too fast,
But I ain’t worried ‘bout the night that passed.
Gonna saddle back up, do it all again,
With a round for me and a round for my friends!

A barlight glow, a little rock ‘n’ roll,
A honky-tonk fire burnin’ in my soul!

I drink whiskey on the weekends, let the good times roll,
Two-step with a lady ‘til the last call’s told.
A little jukebox singin’, a little barroom buzz,
I drink whiskey on the weekends, just because!

Sunday mornin’, prayin’ for grace,
Might be a sinner but I love this place!
Monday’s comin’, but ‘til it begins,
I’ll raise my glass and toast again!

I drink whiskey on the weekends, let the good times roll,
Two-step with a lady ‘til the last call’s told.
A little jukebox singin’, a little barroom buzz,
I drink whiskey on the weekends, just because!

Yeah, I drink whiskey on the weekends,
Lord knows I do…
Now somebody pour me another,
And let’s dance till two!

Whiskey On The Weekends

Just Another Broken Man-(Revised Country Ver. 2).mp3


I’ll always be watching
M. Shelton

[VERSE 1]well i never got to meet her dad but imagine that talk we would've had.
He'd say, "son. it's time let's take a little walk.
What are your intentions for my little girl? How do you plan on giving her the world, now that you've taken her from mine?

[VERSE 2]
Don't try to tame her, too many have tried. Just treat her like a woman, make her your bride."
In his eyes, I'd see the pride.

[Chorus] He said, remember, that i'll always be watching

[VERSE 3] I went to war and came back alive.
Raising that girl, was the battle of my life.  I ain't giving up now.

[Chorus]
Son, remember, i'll always be watching 

[BRIDGE]
If she smiles, i'll know you have tried. But if she's sad, i'm gonna be the rain that falls from the sky.
And if you plan on spending the rest of your life...with her...
I'm gonna be watching

[Solo]

[VERSE 4]
Well, it's good we had this little talk.
Truth be told, I think you're alright.
The two of you, you're gonna be just fine

[Chorus]So long as you remember, i'll always be watching 
[Chorus] mmm, i'll always be watching 
[Chorus] If you ever need anything, i'll always be watching


I'll Always Be Watching(The Talk)

We all remember our dad’s old truck. The sound of the engine, the feel of the bench seat, and the stories built along the way. This song is a tribute to those good times, the lessons we learned, and the roads that shaped us. “Dad’s Old Truck” is a nostalgic country rock track that takes you back to where it all began.

Dad's Old Truck

Dedicated to the big-hearted trucks that don’t fit in drive-thrus or garages—and the folks who love ’em anyway. These songs are by Teddy Thunderfoot—Jack’s ride-or-die—celebrating horsepower, heartbreak, and the glory of being too dang big.

Teddy in the City

Ain't Worth A Buck (Marvin Shelton)

[INTRO]

[V1]
Now, I don’t claim to be special, just an ordinary guy
But I think wisdom is essential, to make it through this life
You see,  I saw this dude, picking a losing fight
with a mountain of a man twice his size

[Pre-chorus]
I wish more people had some common sense!!

[CHORUS]
Well, I ain't never been called a thinker
but I can use a blinker
At the movies, I don't whip out my phone
I don't go interrupting, 
when somebody's saying something
If you don't want to talk, I'll leave you alone
I'd pay good money up front, for more humans that don't suck
But some of us, just...ain't worth a buck!

[V2]
Okay, wait a minute there, I ain't always in the right
I've done my fair share, of not thinking twice
I've said, "hold my beer", a few times in my life
I learned my lesson, now I listen to my wife!

[Pre-chorus]
I wish more people had some common sense!!

[CHORUS]
Well, I ain't never been called a thinker
but I can use a blinker
At the movies, I don't whip out my phone
I don't go interrupting, 
when somebody's saying something
If you don't want to talk, I'll leave you alone
I'd pay good money up front, for more humans that don't suck
But some of us, just...ain't worth a buck!

[Instrumental]

[CHORUS]
Well, I ain't never been called a thinker
but I can use a blinker
At the movies, I don't whip out my phone
I don't go interrupting, 
when somebody's saying something
If you don't want to talk, I'll leave you alone
I'd pay good money up front, for more humans that don't suck
But some of us, just ain't worth a buck!
Some of us...just...ain't worth a buck!

Ain't Worth A Buck!

“Scars Like These” is a heartfelt country ballad about love lost, the pain it leaves behind, and the long road to healing. Told from a man's perspective, the song blends acoustic warmth with honest storytelling, capturing the scars that shape us and the strength it takes to move forward. For fans of Chris Stapleton, Zach Bryan, and raw, emotional country music.

Scars Like These

WINDING RIVER

This song is a celebration of the small, quiet moments that build a life together. It's not about grand gestures, but the simple, everyday acts of love—a jacket left on a chair, a note in a bag, dancing in the rain—that mean more than anything.

The Little Things

Brave and True

I post multiple versions of songs made from my lyric poems in different genres so those interested can follow the evolution of lyrics through their iterations in various genres.  I aspire to write lyric poetry to touch people, either to make them happy, or to touch their sadness and let them know they are not alone.

Just Another Broken Man-(Revised Country Ver. 2).mp3

Hooley the Poet

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