Zach Bryan cover of Tyler Childers Follow You To Vergie

Zach Bryan (cover) -follow you to Virgie

Zach ach Bryan(cover) Wicked Twisted Road- Reckless Kelly

Zach Bryan - Petroleum (Unreleased)

Zach Bryan - Blood (The Middle East Cover)

Zach Bryan - Cold Air (Unreleased)

Zach Bryan - Fear and Fridays (Unreleased)

Zach Bryan and Slade Coulter - 7 & 7 (Turnpike Troubadours Cover)

Wait So Long - Zach Bryan (Trampled by by Turtles Cover)

Heaven on top By Zach bryan (unreleased)

“The Devil Wants More” is a raw blues-rock/folk song about exhaustion, survival, and the endless demands life throws your way — whether it’s money, blood, or just one more climb when you’re already worn down. I wrote it as a reflection of hitting the same walls over and over, knowing the game but still being forced to play it. Recorded in a single take, it’s dark, gritty, and rough around the edges by design — for fans of Mark Lanegan, Nick Cave, and classic protest songs.

You throw a rope down to my head
There’s no hope and no regrets
I might just have one climb in me
Or hang it all for you to see
And as I take a breath I know 
That this all looks the same
I have played this game before

I’ve been here before
I’ve been here before
I’ve been here before 
The devil wants more
The devil wants more
The devil wants more
The devil wants more

A letter from the IRS
Says pay us more and we’ll take less
A pint of blood to fill the need
And keep the wolves as calm as me
As I watch my step I know
That this all looks the same
Yeah I have played this game before

I’ve been here before
I’ve been here before
I’ve been here before
The devil wants more
The devil wants more
The devil wants more
The devil wants more

I might just have one climb in me
Or hang it all for you to see
And as I take a breath I know
That this all looks the same
I have played this before
Yeah I’ve been here before
I’ve been here before
I’ve been here before
The devil wants more
The devil wants more
The devil wants more
The devil wants more

The Devil Wants More

L’adoration de la beauté de l’autre, sacrée, presque divine, intouchable.

Zach Bryan and Slade Coulter - 7 & 7 (Turnpike Troubadours Cover)

John Baraglia