"J'Lynn Sue" – A New Life, A New Legacy 👣❤️
Some names are more than just names—they’re promises of the future, echoes of the past, and proof that love never dies. In "J’Lynn Sue," Scott Allen Crow captures the beauty, hope, and overwhelming love that comes with welcoming a new generation into the world.

With tender storytelling and heartfelt emotion, the lyrics honor a little girl whose arrival changed everything. It’s a song about family, legacy, and the way life continues through the ones who come after us. More than just a name, J’Lynn Sue represents history, love, and a future filled with possibility.

"J’Lynn Sue" isn’t just a lullaby—it’s a celebration of life, a tribute to family, and a reminder that the best stories are still being written. 👣❤️🔥

J'Lynn Sue

Copyright 2024 Joe Stroffolino

Lots of people moving to the state of AZ
The desert seems like a nice a nice place to be
The only problem is there’s not enough H20
One day you’ll turn the tap and it’s not gonna flow
The climate keeps getting drier every single year
I guess we’ll have to take fewer showers and drink more beer

If you can’t stand the heat maybe you should get out of the kitchen
Maybe this isn’t the right place for you.
The sun up in the sky is 93 million miles away
But it feels a lot closer on a hot Arizona day

There’s not enough snowpack on the mountains up high
They say the Colorado river’s running dry
They’re ripping up lawns, replacing them with rocks
Instead of going barefoot, you walk around in crocs
The polar glaciers are melting in to the sea
I wish that they could scoop up an iceberg and drop it down on me

If you can’t stand the heat maybe you should get out of the kitchen
Maybe this isn’t the right place for you

Most of the rain falls in the summer
Monsoon season can be a real bummer
You get a big dust storm, they call it a haboob
You can watch scary videos on You Tube
You’ll be driving and suddenly you can’t see
You gotta make sure you don’t crash into a cactus or a tree

If you can’t stand the heat maybe you should get out of the kitchen
Maybe this isn’t the right place for you

A long time a ago, it must have been tough without air conditioning
People just had to sit around all day moaning and bitching 
Now the biggest thing we complain about is our high electric bill
As we lie on the couch watching Netflix enjoying the comfortable chill

If you can’t stand the heat maybe you should get out of the kitchen
Maybe this isn’t the right place for you
The sun up in the sky is 93 million miles away
But it feels a lot closer on a hot Arizona day

Can't Stand the Heat

"Gen BMX" – A Totally Rad Ride Through the Summer Streets 🚴‍♂️
Chrome frames. Endless pavement. Two kids chasing freedom one trick at a time.

"Gen BMX" captures the rush of friendship, the thrill of new bikes, and the magic of long summer days when the whole world felt wide open. It’s a soundtrack for the ones who remember scraped knees, late-night movies, and the feeling that nothing could slow you down.


Gen BMX

Rabbit Hole

Go Outside and Play

🎶 “My Own Worst Enemy” – A Mirror Held in Melody
In “My Own Worst Enemy,” Scott Allen Crow opens the door to his inner critic and lets it speak freely. This soul-baring track blends self-awareness with humility, delivered in Scott’s signature lyrical voice—raw, honest, and conversational.

The song balances emotional vulnerability with a quiet resilience. He reflects on being a guiding light for others while often stuck in his own shadows. There’s no ego here—just a man who wants to see the world do better, even when he’s hard on himself.

As the verses unravel, we see both the strength and struggle of an artist who’s spent a lifetime encouraging others, all while privately questioning his own worth. The chorus isn’t just a hook—it’s a philosophy. Wanting peace. Wanting love. Owning your flaws while still standing tall.

Listeners will find a relatable truth tucked between every line: that sometimes, the hardest person to believe in... is ourselves.

My Own Worst Enemy

Verse 1
Well, I pulled up in my old Chevy,
Radio loud and the gas tank heavy,
You were standing’ there with that sideways smile,
Made me want to hang ‘round a good long while.

Chorus
Connect to play, honey, plug into my heart,
We’ll light up this Friday like a neon bar.
Strum that love like a six-string dream,
Roll down the road where the headlights gleam.
You got the spark, girl, I got the flame,
Connect to play, honey — let’s crank this game.

Verse 2
We don’t need no Wi-Fi signal,
Just your hand in mine, it’s that simple,
Kicking’ up dust on a midnight road,
Every laugh we share is pure gold.

Bridge
Yeah, maybe we’ll break down under that moon,
I’ll grab my guitar, we’ll hum a tune.
Who needs a plan when you’ve got the sky?
The night’s a wild ride, let’s see it fly.

Final Chorus
Connect to play, honey, plug into my soul,
Let’s make every mile feel like rock ’n’ roll.
From a front porch swing to a backroad lane,
We’ll keep that rhythm running’ through our veins.
You got the spark, girl, I got the flame,
Connect to play, honey —
Yeah, let’s crank this game.

Connect to play, honey,

“A Halloween Song” – A Trick-or-Treat Anthem for the Diehards 🎃👻
Scott Allen Crow leans into his smart-ass wit and seasonal nostalgia to deliver a holiday anthem that doesn’t whisper “boo”—it kicks the door down. “A Halloween Song” is a rowdy, candy-stuffed, horror-soaked declaration that no holiday comes close to the October crown.
The verses walk listeners through the calendar, giving nods to snuggly winters, greedy Christmases, and sweaty summers, only to make it clear that Fall owns the throne. With razor-sharp detail—“Disrespectful 100 and Hell degrees”—Crow nails why the other seasons don’t compete. Then comes the big reveal: Halloween isn’t just a favorite; it’s the holiday that makes life worth counting down to.
The chorus is a chantable, mischievous love letter to the night of frights. From “The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” to TP’d trees, smashed pumpkins, scary clowns, and 80’s slasher costumes, it blends childhood mischief with grown-up nostalgia. The line “All the other Holidays can SUCK IT!!!” seals it with Crow’s trademark humor and unapologetic bite.
Verse two dives into the retro vibe, recalling KISS costumes in ’78 and the candy “tax” every parent collects. It keeps one foot in tradition and the other in satire, celebrating not just the tricks and treats but the stories we pass down.
By the time the Tag rolls in, Crow cements himself as Halloween’s unofficial hype man. Shouting out cult favorites like Elvira, Ernest Scared Stupid, Hocus Pocus, and Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, he ties together decades of spooky pop culture in one last pledge of allegiance to the creepiest night of the year.
“A Halloween Song” is more than a track—it’s an anthem. Equal parts funny, scary, and nostalgic, it’s designed to be blasted from porches, cars, and haunted house speakers while the candy disappears and the moon hangs high. In Scott Allen Crow’s hands, Halloween isn’t just celebrated—it’s weaponized into song.


A Halloween Song

Music : Janne Hennie & Little Man
Lyrics & vocals : Janne Hennie

A little bird told me you had left this town
And no one knew where you had gone
So many rumors everywhere
They all talked about you, when you weren't there

But little birds can sometimes be fake
You were there, hiding, had made some mistakes
You couldn't show yourself, had so much fear
The little birds made a rumor, that you had disappeared

Sharp tongues on the little birds
They spoke very loudly, made sure they were heard
"What have you done?"
"Why did you leave?"
While you were hiding, the little birds screamed

Little birds can sometimes be fake
You were there, hiding, had made some mistakes
You couldn't show yourself, had so much fear
The little birds made a rumor, that you had disappeared

Fake little birds.....

Fake little birds....

Fake Little Birds

Music Video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEHNFRKuSFs
credit: vocals/lyrics: Vocaleat
drums: Jake Perrett
LYRICS:
Oh, dragonfly
Dragonfly
Verse 1
I sit and I wait
For life to give me a sign
I sit and I wait
For this day to be mine
The sound of your wings
Is so divine
Come on dragonfly and cross the line
Cross the line, cross the line
Chorus
Dancing on the water where you belong
Your brought on every summer, with you winter is never too long
I see a ray of light
Through your wing
And I feel
I can sing
As the breeze
Hits my hair
I’m there
I’m there
Verse 2
A master of still flight
A beauty, what a sight
I’ll give you every right
I’ll give up every fight
The joy is mine alright
Alright
Bridge
Oh, my dragonfly
Fly fly fly
My dragon
My dragonfly
You paint the sky
My dragonfly
Verse 3
Everyone gave up, but you survived
If that’s not joy, I don’t know what is
You see it all, and yet you thrive
If that’s not hope, I don’t know what is
Chorus
Dancing on the water where you belong
Your brought on every summer, with you winter is never too long
I see a ray of light
Through your wing
And I feel
I can sing
As the breeze
Hits my hair
I’m there
I’m there
Chorus
Dancing on the water where you belong
Your brought on every summer, with you winter is never too long
I see a ray of light
Through your wing
And I feel
I can sing
As the breeze
Hits my hair
I’m there
I’m there

Dragonfly

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Released,

Key: D maj, 
Tempo: 174 Bpm 
Genera: D&B
Artist: Ryan Kenneth Ford
Technical: Conductor 
IPI_CAE 1087894598,
00009 
© 31_09_2025

Conductor

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