Josh Leo and I wrote this in the early 2000's.

Just Hangin' Out

🔥 The wait is over! Feeling Like Country is here! 🎶🤠

This album is a celebration of country life, love, and the moments that bring us together. From high-energy anthems to soulful storytelling, every song captures the heart and grit of true country spirit.

Whether you’re two-steppin’ in a honky-tonk or cruising down a dirt road, Feeling Like Country is for you.

📢 Stream it now, turn it up, and let’s keep this country feeling alive! 🤠🎶

Meet me on the way back

We Fought The Enemy .mp3

These are songs made from my lyric poetry about love and loss.

Down in the Dirt

Ghosts of yesterday fade in the sun

Worn-out shoes, fading skies, full hearts – and you at the end of the road.
“Coming Home” is an emotional road song about late nights, second tries, and the pull of a place – or a person – that feels like home. With imagery of neon towns, falling stars, and blurry eyes on empty highways, it’s a track about finding clarity in return. For everyone who’s ever run far just to get closer.

Ausgetretene Schuhe, offener Himmel, volles Herz – und du am Ziel.
„Coming Home“ ist ein emotionaler Roadtrip-Song über späte Nächte, zweite Chancen und das tiefe Gefühl, unterwegs zu sein – und trotzdem zu wissen, wo man hingehört. Zwischen fallenden Sternen, flimmernden Straßen und leisen Erinnerungen erzählt der Song von der Kraft, heimzukehren. Für alle, die losfahren, um endlich anzukommen.

Coming Home

Tractor Tires and Troubled Times

This song is a tribute to every veteran who carried the weight of duty with quiet strength. It's for the heroes who returned changed, and those who never made it home. Through heartfelt lyrics, it honors sacrifice, resilience, and the invisible battles still being fought long after the war ends. This isn’t just a song — it’s a moment of gratitude for the ones who gave more than we’ll ever know

After The War

The song "28 Angels" is not a statistic—it’s a requiem. The number in the title holds symbolic weight, chosen not to tally tragedy but to honor the gravity of it. This song channels grief into reflection, and remembrance into melody. It was written with reverence for lives lost, voices silenced, and the emotional echoes that remain.
The composition leans on orchestral warmth, emotional vocal depth, and lyrical sensitivity—not for spectacle, but for solace. It’s a piece meant to comfort the wounded, awaken the indifferent, and hold space for conversations many find too hard to begin.

28 Angels

A heartbeat bassline, a lonely Tele lick, and a baritone that sounds two whiskeys past redemption—Killin’ Time is the sound of staring down a clock that won’t stop staring back. Verse after verse, Ferris drags seconds through molasses: “I’m drownin’ sixty seconds in a glass of misery.” No drums, no flash—just pulse-bass, reverb-soaked guitar, and a single organ note dying into silence. If you’ve ever watched the sun set too slowly, this track lives there.

💬 Drop the time of night you hit play.
🔁 Repost to give someone else a slow minute to feel it.

#KillinTime #CountrySoul #FerrisHollow #LateNightLonely

Tractor Tires and Troubled Times

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