The Divine Chronicles (Reimagined) Vol.1

Genesis - In the Beginning

Worn-out shoes, fading skies, full hearts – and you at the end of the road.
“Coming Home” is an emotional road song about late nights, second tries, and the pull of a place – or a person – that feels like home. With imagery of neon towns, falling stars, and blurry eyes on empty highways, it’s a track about finding clarity in return. For everyone who’s ever run far just to get closer.

Ausgetretene Schuhe, offener Himmel, volles Herz – und du am Ziel.
„Coming Home“ ist ein emotionaler Roadtrip-Song über späte Nächte, zweite Chancen und das tiefe Gefühl, unterwegs zu sein – und trotzdem zu wissen, wo man hingehört. Zwischen fallenden Sternen, flimmernden Straßen und leisen Erinnerungen erzählt der Song von der Kraft, heimzukehren. Für alle, die losfahren, um endlich anzukommen.

Coming Home

Inspired by a short story exploring getting an education while being broke.
Lyrics Assisted by ChatGpt
Vocals and Instrumentals Suno AI

teach-me-to-fish.mp3

Oops, I Shot it All Up My Arm!

[verse 1]
Where’d my money go?
Oh, my god, PLEASE NO!
Did I shoot it all up my arm? 
Did I really spend the whole farm?

[verse 2]
I’m such a dumb MOTHERDUCKER!
Now I’m so broke, can’t even buy a sucker
That was a pretty BIG SCORE
Now I gotta go out and get MORE

[chorus]
I shot it all up my arm
Like Jesse and Jane
In Breaking Bad
I’m nodding so hard it’s SAD!

[verse 3]
If only had an ounce of willpower
and could lay off for even an hour
But I use to the max
Never stop puffin’ if there’s more crack

[verse 4]
But now the smack has the grip on me
I slam so much people trip over me
Lying on the ground and drooling
I tell lies, but who am I fooling? 

[chorus]
I shot it all up my arm
Like Jesse and Jane
In Breaking Bad
I’m nodding so hard it’s SAD!

[guitar solo]

[bridge]
I’ve got a million dollar arm
Always wondered what’s the harm? 
After all, It’s my dinero
I spend to get a great nod primero

[chorus]
I shot it all up my arm
Like Jesse and Jane
In Breaking Bad
I’m nodding so hard it’s SAD!

[outro]

[spoken word vocals with music]
Go ahead if you wanna shoot that stack into your arm
It’s your money, no foul, no harm
But you have no one to blame
When  you’re flat broke, and reach the end game

[end]

Oops, I Shot it All up My Arm!

Still Here, Still Trying is a record about what it really feels like to carry the weight.
Leadership, fatherhood, marriage — showing up, holding it together, keeping your people safe.
The responsibility to stay strong, even when you feel anything but.

This album is about that quiet fight.
The pressure of being the one who’s supposed to keep moving forward, even on the days when the ground feels shaky beneath you.
It’s about doubt. About failing forward. About learning that strength doesn’t always look like confidence — sometimes it looks like exhaustion and still choosing to stay.

These songs live in the space between love and pressure. Between exhaustion and hope. Between being who you want to be and fearing you’ll never quite measure up.
They speak to the weight of holding a family together while trying to hold yourself together too.
But more than anything, they’re about staying.
Choosing home. Choosing love.
Choosing to keep trying.

The bonus track at the end — “I See You (Even When You Don’t)” — is from her side of the story.
It’s a reminder that the people who love us see through the armor, through the weight, through the bullshit.
They know how hard we’re trying.
They love us for it anyway.

Still here. Still fighting. Still trying.

Burnt Out, Still Burning

Drawn to the Gallows

A love story built on dirt roads, dog tags, and devotion.

From the heart of Tennessee to the sands of Iraq and back again, "Me and Renee" tells the true story of a young couple who found love early, fought to hold onto it through life’s hardest trials, and now face the quiet together. With classic country warmth, honest lyrics, and a voice that carries years of grit and grace, Johnny Victory delivers a ballad that’s as real as the American family it honors.

Whether you’ve served, sacrificed, or simply stood by someone through it all — this song will speak to you.

Me and Renee

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

Angels Are Real   
(Marvin Shelton-ASCAP)


Verse 1
Just past the midnight hour
I'm saying a prayer under the water tower
Out on the edge of town
I know your daddy's probably sitting on the front porch with the light on
But I don't wanna take you home
Just let me look at you
You're just too good to be true

Chorus
Girl I wanna know more of you
I don't wanna let go of you
Who knew heaven was at the end of Main Street
I just took a left when I got to the old oak tree
you're sitting next to me, holding my hand in my '89 Chevy
Moonlight glowing on you through the windshield
You're the answer to my prayers, angels are real

Verse 2
I never thought that I could have a spiritual awakening
But girl that's where you're taking me, oh
Just let me hold you
Oh make my dreams come  true


Chorus
Girl I wanna know more of you
I don't wanna let go of you
Who knew heaven was at the end of Main Street
I just took a left when I got to the old oak tree
you're sitting next to me, holding my hand in my '89 Chevy
Moonlight glowing on you through the windshield
You're the answer to my prayers, angels are real

Bridge
Amen girl, hallelujah
Amen girl, hallelujah
Amen

Chorus
I think I want no more of you
And I ain't ever letting go of you
I found heaven at the end of Main Street
I just took a left when I got to the old oak tree
And you're sitting next to me, holding my hand in my '89 Chevy
Falling in love out by the hayfield
And I can't hide how I feel
Moonlight glowing on you through the windshield
You're the answer to my prayers, angels are real

Angels Are Real

the-mathematics-of-forgetting.mp3

What do you do when there are fatal flaws develop in a relationship? Sometimes, even after decades, one person has to make the choice. It just can't go on any longer.

Coming Home

BRO