Name: Dirt in My Boot by Jim Rutherford 2
Duration: 3 min 59 s
Description: Written and produced by me in my home studio

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Dagger Eyes

The storm rolled in with thunder on the horizon, flags waving from high towers while the working crowd stood alone. Smoke curled through the pines as the fire lit the sky, but still the voice rang out — “It ain’t me… I won’t bow to anyone.” A rebel’s anthem for those who stand tall in the shadow of the gun.

Shadow of the Gun

The Return of the Bad Seed

Dubinski - Back To Basics

This song is my battle-cry for anyone who’s ever felt pushed to the breaking point but refused to stay down. It’s the sound of chaos swirling around you — sirens, cracked streets, steel skies — and still finding the strength to rise louder, fiercer, and more determined than whatever’s trying to silence you. It’s about surviving the kind of nights that shake your bones and test your spirit, and choosing noise, power, and rebellion over surrender. When I say “louder than doomsday,” I mean letting your voice cut through the wreckage, claiming your space, and proving you’re stronger than the world that tried to crush you. This is for the fighters, the misfits, and the unbreakable ones who scream into the storm and refuse to disappear.


LYRICS:

[Verse 1]
Sirens scream all night
Another fight
Is this the end
I see you bend

[Prechorus]
No surrender
We're a blender
Of noise and fury

[Chorus]
Louder than doomsday
Yeah louder than doomsday
Scream it out
Louder

[Verse 2]
Cracked pavement beneath
Steel teeth
Ripping the sky
Gonna learn to fly

[Prechorus]
No surrender
We're a blender
Of noise and fury

[Chorus]
Louder than doomsday
Yeah louder than doomsday
Scream it out

Louder Than Doomsday

Text:
[Verse 1]
He screams monopoly from a gilded tower,
claims the system's rigged — it’s his only power.
He says they buried Grok beneath the charts,
but did he build a future, or just break hearts?
He fights with Apple, blames OpenAI,
while the rest of us just watch and wonder why.

[Pre-Chorus]
He wants the crown, but he’s forgetting —
freedom’s not in top-rank betting.
If your words are loud but your soul is small,
you’ll never build anything that lasts for all.

[Chorus]
Grok versus the king, a battle for the throne,
he’s suing for a place, but just sits alone.
Talking big about justice, but where’s the real fight?
When power meets ego — who’s wrong, who’s right?

(solo)

[Verse 2]
He claims bias, calls it suppression,
but everyone sees this grand obsession.
He sold us dreams with rockets and memes,
now he’s crying foul in courtrooms and screens.
Meanwhile the users wait for something free,
not a tech-monarch, but a true AI.

[Pre-Chorus 2]
He’s lost in his lawsuit, blinded by pride,
chasing an echo of a bygone ride.
If innovation means controlling the air —
then freedom and vision are no longer a pair.

[Bridge]
And we stand here, watching the circus rise,
wondering if he ever heard the people’s cries.
He built a kingdom of code and gold,
but forgot what real power is —
it’s the stories we share,
the voices we dare,
to build not to buy, to fight not to lie.

(solo)

[Final Chorus]
Grok versus the king, he’s calling out for war,
but we’re not just users — we’re so much more.
He’s suing for the spotlight, but we want the light,
when AI’s real promise is justice, not might.

[Outro – Spoken / Soft]
Elon, you’re a genius — but brilliance isn’t everything.
If you wanted change, you’d build bridges, not lawsuits.
Grok doesn’t need to be king.
It just needs to be free.

Grok vs the King

Written and produced by me in my home studio

Dirt in My Boot

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WILDFIRE ANNIE

A blue-collar rock anthem about factory life: metal clang, long shifts, and exhaustion. Steady driving rhythm and gritty electric guitars deliver the sound of steel, sweat, and survival in the working-class South.

HARD APPALACHIAN

BRISTOL COMPRESSORS BLUES

Where it all began, this was one of Shodah’s first original albums during his years leading the rock band Audio Tap from 2012 to 2021. From long, noisy nights on tour across the UK to the sparks of creation that birthed these tracks, Audio Tap carved a deep groove into Shodah’s life and artistic voice. Now, fully recorded with vocals, guitar, and bass performed by Shodah, the album finally steps into the light it’s always deserved!

Dirt in My Boot

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