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Thanks Mr. Trump – A Protest Folk Song on U.S.-Canada Relations
"Thanks Mr. Trump" is a political folk song reflecting on the impact of Donald Trump’s presidency on U.S.-Canada relations. Through satirical and poignant lyrics, it highlights how divisive leadership can fracture alliances, testing the resilience of long-standing friendships between nations.

With folk-rock influences and lyrical storytelling, this song serves as both a reminder and a reflection on political tensions, unity, and national pride.

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Thanks Mr. Trump

Inspirational Contemporary Christian Pop song written by Stan Countz

Nothing Is As It Appears

Hello!
.....Echo.
..........Hello!
...............Echo.
Hello!
.....Echo.
..........Hello!
...............Echo.

Riding through the canyon,
myself as sole companion
.....to myself,
I start throwing my voice
at the very tall rocky walls.
I can clap with one hand
and raise a cacophony of
.....applause.
Nature is the cause, I know,
but there's still
a ton of plausible magic
in the company of an echo.
.....Echo.

Hello!
.....Echo.
..........Hello!
...............Echo.
Hello!
.....Echo.

The greatest lady in my life
soon to be my lady wife,
she's waiting patiently at
the fort four miles ahead.
Maybe I can send a message
send my love on the echoes
show her I'm thinking of her.

Echo, send her my love.
My love!
Echo, send her my love.

Echo, send her my love.
My love!
Echo, send her my love.

Hello!
.....Echo.
..........Hello!
...............Echo.
Hello!
.....Echo.
..........Hello!
...............Echo.

Riding through the canyon,
myself as sole companion
.....to myself,
I start throwing my voice
at the very tall rocky walls.
I can clap with one hand
and raise a cacophony of
.....applause.
Nature is the cause, I know,
but there's still
a ton of plausible magic
in the company of an echo.
.....Echo.

Hello!
.....Echo.
..........Hello!
...............Echo.
Hello!
.....Echo.

The greatest lady in my life
soon to be my lady wife,
she's waiting patiently at
the fort four miles ahead.
Maybe I can send a message
send my love on the echoes
show her I'm thinking of her.

Echo, send her my love.
My love!
Echo, send her my love.
My love!
Echo, send her my love.
My love!
Echo, send her my love.

Hello!
.....Echo.
..........Hello!
...............Echo.
Hello!
.....Echo.
..........Hello!
...............Echo.

ECHO

Moonlight in a Mason Jar
M. Shelton(ASCAP)

[Verse]
We live in a world where schools need to lock their doors
While Heaven looks down and watches us fight wars
Wouldn’t it be great if loved ones never got sick?
And we all got together, gave the devil a big ol’ kick
If you’re wishing on that star, you’re better off trying to save moonlight in a mason jar

[Verse]
Ain’t it a shame that there are single moms?
People living on the streets holding out their palms?
What kind of world would it be, if we didn’t chase money?
And we all shared a little milk and honey
oh, wishing on that star, you’re better off trying to save moonlight in a mason jar

[CHORUS]
But I believe good overcomes bad, when faith is all we have
In the darkest part of the night, when we let our light shine
We can be someone’s hope, we can be their moonlight in a mason jar

[Instrumental]

[Verse]
Isn’t it great when you see someone lend a helping hand?
Or a bully on a playground back down when the other kids choose to make a stand?
I look around, I see a little good in us all
We always get back up no matter how hard we fall.
So, when you’re wishing on that star, You’re the moonlight in a mason jar

[CHORUS]
Cuz’ I believe good overcomes bad, when faith is all we have
In the darkest part of the night, if we let our light shine
We can be someone’s hope, we can be their moonlight in a mason jar
moonlight in a mason jar

Moonlight in a Mason Jar

"Boots on the Bar" is a rowdy, stompin’ ride through the wild side of country life. From beer-soaked anthems to heartfelt campfire ballads, Connor Charles blends banjos, fiddles, honkytonk piano, and pounding drums into a sound that’s equal parts grit and glory. Whether it’s the defiant roar of Don’t Touch My Beers, the tender ache of Miss You Always (Faye’s Song), or the barn-burning chaos of Barn Dance Breakdown – Because I Can, this album captures the spirit of late nights, whiskey shots, and wide-open skies. Put your boots up, raise a glass, and let the fire blaze — this is country turned up loud.

05, High Heels and Whiskey

Originally from Las Vegas, NM, Marvin Shelton is a songwriter based out of Tijeras, New Mexico. With influences ranging from George Strait to Bon Jovi, Marvin combines melodies and storytelling into an experience for the listener, allowing them to be elsewhere if only for a short while.

Moonlight in a Mason Jar

Marvin Shelton

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