"Get Greedy (One Shot)" by Jack Righteous is an instrumental track that blends catchy and complex elements of slap violin with experimental EDM. The acoustic tribal vibes are enriched with layered harmonics and synthwave influences, all supported by a fun and powerful 808 bass.

Get Greedy (Bounce Drop)

Blood Red Hands (2024, David W Litwin)
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Verse 1
EMT, Bobby’s first night out,
Barely knew what life’s about.
That night would change his life.

4 a.m., traffic call,
Glass and chaos covered all.
He walked up to her car that night.

Her blood-red hands couldn’t hide,
The metal that had pierced her side.
He rushed in and said, “You’ll be all right.”
She looked at him with peaceful eyes,
Said, “I’m about to leave this life.

Pre Chorus
Please tell my family that I love them.
We’ll be together when…
I’ll be waiting at the gate.”
Then she looked at him and said,
“Are you certain you’ll see me again?”

Chorus
She passed with a breath,
The brightest smile upon her face.
It was a sight he’d never forget,
And a question he just couldn’t shake.
He found himself staring at his life,
Wishing he’d been like the woman that night—
With eyes of peace,
And blood-red hands.

Verse 2
He thought about the man he’d heard of in Sunday School,
But the world told him, “That’s for fools.
There’s better things to do with your time.”

They said, “You’re stronger; you don’t need that crutch.”
But now none of that mattered much,
‘Cause that woman had something
He’d never found.

Pre Chorus
Then he remembered that Good Old Book,
The one his grandma gave—a second look.
He turned the page and read again,
Of a man with blood-red hands.
Verse 3
His blood-red hands couldn’t hide,
The sword that pierced his side.
But He looked out at the angry crowd,
While they mocked and jeered, hateful and loud.
And said, “Father, forgive them,
For they know not what they do.
Tell this world that I love them,
And I’ll be waiting for them with you.

Final Chorus
He passed with a breath,
The brightest smile upon his face.
It was a sight the world could never forget,
And a love Bobby couldn’t shake.
He found himself staring at his life,
And kneeling down, he prayed that night—
To the man of peace,

Blood Red hands

One More Sunrise is a powerful reminder of the gift that each new day brings. It tells the story of perseverance—the strength to rise after every fall, to find hope even when the night feels endless.

This song is about choosing to move forward, no matter how heavy life feels. Each verse speaks to the struggles we face, while the chorus lifts us up, reminding us that every sunrise is a second chance to rewrite our story.

It’s not just about surviving—it’s about finding the courage to stand tall and embrace the light, even when shadows linger. This is a song for those who refuse to give up and for anyone who needs a little push to start again.

One More Sunrise

A slightly slushy country number written 8th Feb 1981 - a good year for me. I am so surpised how I am loving how my old songs are revitalised by a dusting over in 2025 (in this case).

In A Little Corner Of My Heart

If That Ain’t Love
    Words and Music:  Anne-Marie Fraser, Gary Clute

[Instrumental]

[Verse]
If I never told you how I feel about you
you should know
I play my cards close to my chest
and my words can come out slow
You think that I don’t notice
You think that I don’t see
But your kind of easy loving is just what works for me.

[Chorus]
You’re my
one in a million, you’re my silver lining, my feels-so-good that I can't stop smiling
You're a heart full of soul and laughter and forgiveness
and if that ain’t love, well I don't know what is.
if that ain’t love, well I don't know what is.


[Verse]
It’s the little things that make my Everyday
that I adore
You read me right and tell it straight
and that, I can’t ignore
You got me on this journey
I’ll take it to the end
and I’ll be your sweetheart, lover and ever-lasting friend.

 
[Bridge]
You’re my bright sky after the rain
my deepest pocket when I’m out of change
You let me be who I want to be
The only person who sets me free

[Chorus]
You’re my
one in a million, you’re my silver lining, my feels-so-good that I can't stop smiling
You're a heart full of soul and laughter and forgiveness
and if that ain’t love, well I don't know what is.
if that ain’t love, well I don't know what is.

[Instrumental]

[Outro]
You’re my
one in a million, you’re my silver lining, my feels-so-good that I can't stop smiling
You're a heart full of soul and laughter and forgiveness
and if that ain’t love, well I don't know what is.
if that ain’t love, well I don't know what is.

[Instrumental]

If That Ain't Love- (country version)

Guitarist Steve de Clifford
Steve de Clifford links
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Moving On... Again

Do you ever think back to the house you grew up in or the family who raised you? This song is about those moments—the warmth, the little routines, and the people who helped shape who we are. It’s a reflection on the love and lessons that still echo in our lives, long after we’ve moved on.

The Home That Raised Me

Cry on

Just Like Oklahoma

This is the opening track of My Goggles, an album of songs built from the truths that have shaped my life. This one’s about perspective—how each of us sees the world through the lens of our own life experience. I call those lenses “goggles.”

I used to think there was one truth, one right way to see things. But life taught me different. When I can look past someone else’s goggles, I almost always end up seeing a little bit of myself in them. That shift—from judgment to understanding—changed everything for me. This song is my way of passing that truth along.

"Just remember… your goggles color what you see."

Written and produced by Brook Stanley.
Music created and performed by Hal Bishop and The Scout Line—a music group created in the studio by TopMedia.ai, blending real Southern storytelling with AI music tools.

All vocals on this track are AI-generated using TopMedia.ai. We describe vocal style using creative prompts (e.g., “gritty,” “female country,” “male rock.”), but we do not select or control the underlying TopMedia.ai model. Any resemblance to real artists is unintentional, and we have no knowledge of the source data used to generate these voices.
This track is offered for non-commercial use only.
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🎧 Caption:

“The truth ain’t fixed. Ain’t just one way to be.”


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🏷️ Tags:

Brook Stanley, Americana, Folk, Acoustic, Life Lessons, Perspective, Forgiveness, Healing, Southern Songwriting, Porch Philosophy, TopMedia.ai, Hal Bishop and The Scout Line, Acoustic Truth, First Person Narrative, AI Music

Goggles

More Than I Knew

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