Pop music - part 2

Every now and then, you meet someone maybe at a bar, maybe in the grocery store, maybe right here tonight wearing a hat, a jacket, or a badge that tells a story of courage and sacrifice. And when you shake their hand, you realize you’re standing in the presence of someone who gave a part of their life so the rest of us could live ours free.
This song is my way of saying what sometimes feels too small but always needs to be said: Thank you for your service.”


Thank You For Your Service

When the River Runs Dry is a soul-stirring journey through heartbreak, healing, and redemption. Blending modern country grit with gospel roots, the album captures the quiet moments when faith feels distant—and the powerful ones when it floods back in. Each song tells a story of loss and love, of prayers whispered in empty rooms and the hope that still rises from the dust. With rich melodies, honest lyrics, and a tempo that mirrors life’s ebb and flow, this record reminds us that even in our driest seasons, grace still runs deep.

DO YOU THINK OF ME

Place you call home

That Lonesome Song

The Last Cowboy (Album Version)

Women (Album Version)

Stars In Alabama (Album Version)

That Lonesome Song (Album Version)

In Color

Heartache

The Karaoke Channel - Country Hits of 1977, Vol. 5

If that Ain't Country (Originally Performed by David Allan Coe) [Karaoke Version]

Heartache

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