Tumbleweed

TwoHearts

"The Miles" is the latest emotional ballad from James Boogie, capturing the raw vulnerability of long-distance love. In this heartfelt country song, James explores the dual fears of losing a loved one to the vast expanse of distance and the paralyzing thought of being left alone. With poignant lyrics that speak to the universal struggle of maintaining connection over miles, James's soulful voice delivers a powerful message of hope and resilience. The chorus resonates with a deep longing and an earnest plea, reflecting the delicate balance of holding on and letting go. "The Miles" is a testament to the enduring strength of love and the enduring hope that it can survive even the greatest of separations.

Componist and artist | James Boogie
Writer | Aiden Johnsen

The Miles

(Coming in new version soon, this is a test track)

Flaws


Song Description for "A Life Worth Livin'"

"A Life Worth Livin’" captures the deep yearning of someone who feels overlooked and isolated, despite a life spent working tirelessly for others. With its haunting lyrics and heartfelt melody, the song tells the story of a hard-working soul who longs for genuine connection, a sense of belonging, and a life that offers more than just survival. Rich in imagery, it explores themes of loneliness, resilience, and the desire for fulfillment beyond the daily grind. The raw vocals and honest lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life spent on the fringes, making "A Life Worth Livin’" a powerful anthem for anyone seeking purpose, community, and a place to truly call home.

A Life Worth Livin'

My album with remastered songs I have made. Enjoy it!

Yin & Yang

Love In Snaps

The One

Darling Cold Beer

Hard Road To Nowhere

A Groom For Myself is a self-written wedding ballad about a man who not see the reality of the life. He lose his girl for long time ago, but never stop thinking about her. He plans the wedding, but stands there alone without guests, priest and the bride. Feel it, hear it! You will of course like i<3

- James Boogie