Love And Lost

Good Person

Wishful Drinking (with Sam Hunt)

Wishful Drinking

The Story

Just did a quick cover of Rolling in the Deep by Adele. Improvising over Adele's song just for a bit of fun! x x x

Rolling in the Deep - Adele (Cover by Lettice Rowbotham)

Just quickly did a violin take over 'I'm Kissing you' by Des'ree. Think I must of been inspired by the Lark Ascending on this take! Lots of love to you all supporting me and listening to my music! Thank you xx x

'I'm Kissing You' - Des'ree (Cover by Lettice Rowbotham on Violin)

Please email ian@mightyvillage.com for any bookings etc! Made me feel quite warm and christmassy playing this track :-) It reminded me of the year I lived with 10 of my friends in Leeds, in a massive house in Hyde Park. We sang this song all the time. Awww, Memories :-) Hope you're all happy, and thank you so much for listening to my tracks! Really appreciate all your support. Lots of love Lettice Rowbotham...''What What!!!'' ;-) x x x

Empire State Of Mind- Alicia Keys - Cover by Lettice Rowbotham

Sunday in the South (feat. Jason Aldean & Luke Bryan)

Only One - Vintage 1960s Roy Orbison- Style Kanye West Cover Ft. Emily West

Elbows Up (Country Version)

Back Then

[Verse 1]
Back then,
Was a different world, 
In different times,
With different rules.
Right now,
Can’t speak your mind,
Can’t cross the line,
Can’t waste the fuel.

[Verse 2]
Back then,
You drove a truck,
Five hundred miles,
Only cost you twenty.
Right now, 
Can’t fill her up,
Can’t afford a trip,
Passed the county.

[Chorus]
I remember we were free, didn’t need much to get by.
Now we’re chasin’ every dollar, in a world runnin’ dry.
We were livin’ for the moment, without fear in our eyes.
Now we’re barely holdin’ on, as our time slippin’ by.

[Verse 3]
Back then, 
You drank the water, 
From a garden hose,
And you’re still breathin’.
Right now,
You read the labels,
You wash your hands,
And you’re still thinkin’.

[Verse 4]
Back then,
you went to church,
Listened to a prayer,
And asked for mercy.
Right now, 
You’re wastin’ time, 
Waitin’ for a sign, 
But you can’t see.

[Chorus]
I remember we were free, didn’t need much to get by
Now we’re chasin’ every dollar, in a world runnin’ dry
We were living for the moment, without fear in our eyes
Now we’re barely holdin’ on, as our time slippin’ by

[Verse 5]
Back then,
Was a different world,
In different times,
With different rules.
Right now,
It’s a whole new world, 
A whole new time,
And too many rules.

[Chorus]
I remember we were free, didn’t need much to get by
Now we’re chasin’ every dollar, in a world runnin’ dry
We were living for the moment, without fear in our eyes
Now we’re barely holdin’ on, as our time slippin’ by

Back Then
Back Then
Back Then

Terence Hart – All Right Reserved

Terrence Hart

Back Then

Wheels Keep On Rollin'

[Verse 1]
Worn-out boots and a weathered hat
Truck stop dinners and a midnight chat
Moonlight shinin’ on this lonesome road
Runnin’ on fumes, pullin’ a heavy load

[Bridge]
One more night, in no name town
Countin’ the days ‘til, I turn around
Wheels keep rollin’, beyond the hill
Gotta move on, ain’t gonna be still

[Chorus]
Ain’t about the road or the weight your haulin’
Ain’t about the money or the miles your clockin’
Ain’t about the ghosts or the dreams your chasin’
It’s all about the faces of the ones your lovin’ 

[Verse 2]
Faded maps and and dusty trails
Rollin’ hills and rusted rails
Radio hummin’ a lonesome tune
Thinkin’ of home, I’ll see you soon

[Bridge]
One more mile, just pushin’ through
Same old story, ain’t nothin’ new
Wind keeps callin’, through the pines
My heart’s set, on the finish line

[Chorus]
Ain’t about the road or the weight your haulin’
Ain’t about the money or the miles your clockin’
Ain’t about the ghosts or the dreams your chasin’
It’s all about the faces of the ones your lovin’ 

[Bridge]
One more night, in no name town
Countin’ the days ‘til, I turn around
Wheels keep rollin’, beyond the hill
Gotta move on, ain’t gonna be still

[Chorus]
Ain’t about the road or the weight your haulin’
Ain’t about the money or the miles your clockin’
Ain’t about the ghosts or the dreams your chasin’
It’s all about the faces of the ones your lovin’ 

[Outro]
Wheels keep on rollin’
Wheels keep on rollin’…
Wheels keep on rollin’

Terrence Hart - All Rights Reserved

Wheels Keep On Rollin'

Long Before You Came

[Verse 1]
I walked this ground long before you came
Danced all night, around a fire for the rain
Sang with wolves when the moon is shinin’ 
Hunted these plains with buffaloes runnin’

[Verse 2]
Then you came here with thunder and steel
Talkin’ ‘bout your God and a cross to kneel
You built your towns where my rivers flow
You plague my land, left me nothin’ to grow

[Chorus]
I’m the flame in the night, the roar in the storm
The ghost of this land, forever reborn
You can try to erase what you don’t understand
But I’ll always be here, walkin’ over this land

[Verse 3]
You drew your lines, then called it your land
Our spirits don’t bow to your lawman’s hand
We fought and we bled, for our story to be told
The heart of my people, worth more than gold

[Chorus]
I’m the flame in the night, the roar in the storm
The ghost of this land, forever reborn
You can try to erase what you don’t understand
But I’ll always be here, walkin’ over this land

[Verse 4]
I walked this ground long before you came,
Still hear the drums when the night is callin’
And though you tried hard to change my name
My children will remember that I ain’t fallin’

[Chorus]
I’m the flame in the night, the roar in the storm
The ghost of this land, forever reborn
You can try to erase what you don’t understand
But I’ll always be here, walkin’ over this land

I’ll always be here, walkin’ over this land…

Terrence Hart – All Rights Reserved

Long Before You Came

Denim Coat (feat. Azuriah Kennedy)

🎵 Orphans of the Storm | Official Lyric Video 🎵

“Orphans of the Storm” is an unapologetic protest anthem for the unheard voices trapped in the shadows of power and corruption. This haunting ballad calls out the lies, the greed, and the betrayal of the people — yet ignites a fire of hope and resistance burning deep within every crack of a fractured nation.

With raw, poetic lyrics confronting systemic injustice, broken dreams, and political deceit — from cages to courtrooms — this song is a battle cry for unity, truth, and revolution.

✨ If you stand for freedom, if you feel betrayed, if you dream of a land made whole — this is your song. Let’s rise together, with fire in our hands.

👉 Stream, share, and comment below: What does this song mean to you?

Apple Music

Orphans of the Storm

“Make America Great Again” is a politically charged satirical music video that mocks the rise of disinformation, blind patriotism, and the cult of Trump in modern American politics. Through clever lyrics, absurd humor, and biting cartoon visuals, this parody follows a fictional MAGA voter from the ballot box to a national breakdown — featuring QAnon references, failed logic, conspiracy-fueled delusion, and a cameo from the Founding Fathers turning in their graves.

If you’re looking for Trump parody songs, MAGA satire, or political comedy videos, this sharp and hilarious animated short delivers a crayon-colored takedown of modern right-wing extremism. With viral-ready lyrics and bold cartoon storytelling, it’s a must-watch for fans of dark comedy, musical satire, and anti-Trump protest content.

Final message: Make America THINK Again


Make America Great Again 2028

"Where You Fell" by Lazy Radiographer – A Haunting Ballad of Grief, Suicide, and Unspoken Love

“Where You Fell” is a soul-shattering emotional ballad by Lazy Radiographer, exploring the quiet devastation of losing someone to suicide. With poetic lyrics and minimalist instrumentation, this raw, heartfelt song delves into the aftermath of grief, guilt, and the longing to have done more.

Told from the perspective of someone left behind, "Where You Fell" mourns the subtle signs missed and the invisible battles fought behind a smile. Set against a backdrop of gentle piano and mournful cello, it’s a tribute to those we couldn’t save and a whisper to the ones still holding on.

This track is for anyone grappling with loss, navigating mental health, or searching for a way to say what was left unsaid.

Themes:
Suicide Loss
Mental Health Awareness
Grief and Remembrance
Emotional Healing
Unspoken Love
Haunting Acoustic Ballads

Featuring:
Expressive male vocals
Piano and cello arrangement
Slow tempo (65 BPM)
Heartbreaking lyricism in A minor

Where you Fell

Wake Me Up - Simply Three

Yours

Love You Like I Used To

More Than I Deserve

The Devil Don't Scare Me

Comedy songs and dark-humour originals from a working radiographer. Satire, protest, and indie experiments. 

I write comedy, satire, and straight-up originals about life in radiography, healthcare, and the wider mess. Expect protest anthems, awkward truth, and hooks that stick. If you like Bo Burnham, Weird Al, and indie left-turns, you’re in the right place.

Genres: Alternative, Indie, Singer-Songwriter, Comedy
satire, protest, indie, acoustic, alt-pop

Spotlight tracks:
	1.	“Where You Fell”
	2.	“Gone but Not Forgotten (Lost Souls)”
	3.	“Lazy Like a Monday”
	4.	“Pass the Light Around”
	5.	“All Are One (Defending Every Soul)”