"Here's to This Life" – A Toast to Love, Loss, and Legacy 🥃🎶
Scott Allen Crow delivers a soulful, heartfelt tribute in "Here's to This Life," a song that raises a glass to the moments that shape us, the people we cherish, and the ones we've lost along the way. With rich storytelling and raw emotion, this track embodies the bittersweet beauty of life itself—celebrating the highs, honoring the lows, and embracing everything in between.

The lyrics paint a picture of memories by the fire, laughter echoing in the night, and the quiet understanding that time moves too fast. There’s gratitude in every verse, nostalgia in every note, and a message that cuts deep—life is fleeting, but the love we share keeps it alive forever.

Set against a backdrop of soulful melodies and country warmth, "Here's to This Life" is more than just a song—it’s a reflection, a reminder, and a reason to raise a glass to the past, present, and future. 🥃

To the ones still here. To the ones who’ve gone. To the life we’ve lived.
Let’s raise our glass. 🔥

Here's to this Life

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A funny song about loving that car even though it gives you nothin' but trouble.

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An RC Cola and a chocolate moon pie. Yeah, touching the rim was gettin' high. When a car's back seat wasn't a place to set. Yeah, it's the little things, You Never Forget!

You Never Forget

Verse 1
I treated tomorrow like it owed me time,
Spent today like the clock was mine.
Watched the daylight slip through my hands,
Not knowing them moments won’t come back.

Chorus
If I had today, to plan tomorrow, to do
Yesterday again…
I’d trade my pride, rewrite the sorrows,
Hold on tighter than I did back then.
But the hands keep spinnin’, they don’t bend—
If I had today, to plan tomorrow, to do yesterday again.

Verse 2
I’d leave that party just to stay at home,
Pick up the call instead of the dial tone.
Say “I’m sorry” when I had the chance,
Not learn the hard way how quick it can pass.

Bridge
Life’s a song you only get one play,
I’d turn that record back today.

Final Chorus
If I had today, to plan tomorrow, to do
Yesterday again…
I’d hold on tight, not wait ‘til it’s borrowed,
And let the good times never end.
But the hands keep spinnin’, they don’t bend—
If I had today, to plan tomorrow, to do yesterday again.

Outro (tag)
Yeah… if I had todays…
To do yesterday again.

If I Had Today

A feel-good, genre-blending journey through the sounds of Southern rock, country, and folk. It's an eclectic mix that feels like a live jam session, with intricate guitar work, layered harmonies, and a laid-back, summery vibe. The songs are rich with storytelling, painting vivid pictures of life, love, and the open road. From upbeat, celebratory anthems perfect for a bonfire, to heartfelt, reflective ballads that tug at the heartstrings, the album maintains a consistent mood of laid-back authenticity. It's music that's both polished and raw, a perfect soundtrack for a long drive, a day at the beach, or just kicking back with friends.

Make It Count

male vocals, upbeat sound, man with 3 women who find out

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Christian Parker | American Recording Artist | Guitarist | Songwriter 

In Canton, a small upstate NY town that hugs the Canadian border, resides a seasoned songwriter, American recording artist and guitarist by the name of Christian Parker. 
In equal measurements of melodic color and rhythmic flair, Christian’s dazzling collection of songs have been warming the hearts of listeners over the past 3 and a half decades. By pivoting his lyricism around emotion, tension, and hope, Parker has carved out a sound that constantly keeps the listener craving more, with songs that elegantly weave through a tapestry of pensive acoustic and chiming electric guitars with unforgettable hooks.
Acting as a musically minded watchman on the wall, Christian Parker centers the themes and stories of his productions around the events and stories of others, while also honing in his wordplay around the human condition. He speaks to the trials, tribulations and victories we encounter in everyday life, and to the complexities of relationships, whether in the form of loss or appreciation.
Although Parker's lyricism could be interpreted as melancholic, having written music that focuses on suicide, faith, and the regret of loss, Parker is a true believer that songs need to be uncovered, so that once they are revealed, the piece of music can serve as a blessing to those that hear them. As a listener, his ability to start with verses in moody minor keys before finally reaching gloriously uplifting choruses takes you on an unforgettable pop-landscape, sonic-fueled journey.
Having been playing the guitar since the age of 12, it was the day after the tragic death of John Lennon in 1980 that Parker took his very first lesson. As America wept, Christian Parker learned to play Rocky Raccoon that very night. Fast forward five years and by 17 Christian had released his first album, 'Reflections of Tomorrow'. He has since added five additional studio albums to his discography through the years. He went on to collaborate and co-write songs with Peter Pendras for Bug Music in Nashville, TN who was a staff writer.
In recent years he has worked with producer Louie Hurwitz; Woodstock Records who most notably performed in The Band with Levon Helm. Christian’s efforts as lead guitarist in the Waydown Wailers helped take their 2018 release of Backland Blues to number 42 on The Roots Music Report. The band has been a supporting act for Lady A, Charlie Daniels, Jarrod Niemann, and The New Riders of the Purple Sage – to name a few. 
Now an artist on SubCat Records, Christian is co-producing with engineer Ron Keck on his newest project Every Passing Mile and Best Kept Secret, a collection of previously unreleased material spanning the last two decades.

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