Returning To Myself

Neo Brightwell — Moonshine Disco / Bridge-Building Gospel / Survivor Testimony in Common Tongue

This is not a protest song.
It’s a reminder, a reckoning, and a reclamation —
for every athlete, survivor, and soul who’s ever been told they didn’t belong.

Built from breath, sweat, and scripture rewritten in real time, this track calls out the false gatekeepers of sport, gender, and justice — and sings a hymn for the ones who stayed, who ran anyway, who laced their cleats with trembling hands and played like they were already home.

Country at its roots, gospel in its spirit, and Moonshine in its firelight, this is a sacred middle finger with grace in its stride.
For Jackie. For Billie Jean. For Title IX. For the trans kids. For every girl told to wait her turn. For the ones who never got to run.

“It don’t bless fear. It don’t serve throne.
The field was never yours alone.”

The Field Was Never Yours Alone

Queer outlaw poet. Originator of Moonshine Disco.
Songs carved from glitter, ghosts, and grit.
Sacred joy. Swagger gospel. Survival myth.
Voice like a vow. Lyricism like scripture.
Welcome to the glow.

The Field Was Never Yours Alone

Neo Brightwell

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