I was there when she took her first steps, when we danced in the school gym, when we rode horses through trees like nothing could ever break us. But life took a turn — not because we drifted, but because we were pulled apart.

After nearly two years, I got to spend almost two full weeks with my oldest daughter again. We laughed, we reconnected, and in some moments, it felt like nothing had ever come between us. But something had. Not by choice. Not by love lost. Just a situation that changed everything — and left me on the outside looking in. Divorce.

This song is for her… and for every father who’s been pushed away, held at a distance, or fighting just to be in their child’s life.

It’s about holding on when the world gets in the way. About remembering the bond — even when others try to erase it. And about staying open, always, in case they come looking for the truth one day.

Still Here, Still Dad

“When Help Never Came” is based on real events from my life. Between 2017 and 2021, I collapsed repeatedly from heart issues and undiagnosed medical conditions. Each time, I begged for help—and each time, that person walked away. She told everyone I was faking it, even as I lay on the floor barely able to breathe.

It wasn’t until years later, with someone new by my side, that paramedics finally captured my AFib in real time. The woman I’m with now called 911 the moment I went down—something the person I lived with for over a decade never once did.

This song is about that betrayal. It's about being gaslit while your body fails. It's about being dragged through a frivolous fight while someone denies you're disabled just to obtain more money. But most of all, it’s about surviving it.

If you've ever had to prove your pain was real to someone who should have known better, I hope this song speaks for you like it did for me.

When Help Never Came

I Still Remember Real is a truth-driven anthem for those who see through the noise — and still feel something deeper. From media manipulation to lost innocence, from Q drops to Hollywood deception, this song isn’t just lyrics — it’s a wake-up call. 


I Still Remember Real

"She Saw Me, Not My Name" is a deeply personal country ballad about what happens when the spotlight fades and real love finally shows up. After years of global recognition, public speaking, and being known for what I did — not who I was — I found someone who saw straight through the fame and into the heart I’d kept hidden. We met through horses, not headlines, and the timing felt like something higher was guiding it all. This is a song about being seen, being broken, and choosing to rebuild for something real.

If you’ve ever felt surrounded by people but still alone — this one’s for you.

She Saw Me, Not My Name

For anyone chasing success—this song is your mirror.
A Billion vs One is about realizing, too late, that what truly matters might’ve been sitting right in front of you all along.

I built something to help people quit smoking after watching my own family suffer from cancer. The headlines came early. The impact was real. But with every new “win,” I drifted further from the life I actually wanted.

This isn’t just a story about what I achieved—it’s about what I lost trying to get there.

I’d trade it all for a trailer and the truth.

If you're grinding for more, ask yourself: what’s the cost of the climb?

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A Billion vs One

A modern country ballad about love, loneliness, and the glowing distractions we hold too close. "Lost in the Signal" reflects on a world where attention is currency, and even in bed, the people we love can feel a million miles away. This is for anyone who’s ever envied a screen.

Lost in the Signal

I wrote this song in memory of my mom, who passed away when I was nineteen — not long after losing my best friend. It's about what it means to carry someone's love forward, even when they're gone. She was the light in our family — a businesswoman, a caregiver, a teacher of patience and strength.

This is for anyone who’s lost a parent. You’re not alone.

She’s an angel among us — and she taught me to stay.

An Angel Among Us

I write raw, truth-driven lyrics about the world we're living in — no filters, no fluff. Every word you hear starts as a thought spoken into voice-to-text. I don’t make beats or sing — I focus on the message. If you’ve ever felt like something’s wrong with the system, with society, or with the stories we’ve been told… this is for you.

An Angel Among Us

Kyle Newton

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