Moonrise

Black Suit

Fell For You

If I Go First

90s Country Broken Heart

Love You Baby

Burn Slow

Can’t Complain

I got a mullet like a possum tail,
Boots so loud they leave a diesel trail.
I sing ‘bout trucks, dogs, beer, and pain,
But dang ol’ radio won’t play my name!

I mailed my demo on a scratchy CD,
With a six-pack coupon and a selfie of me.
I’m better than Garth, Tim, and ol’ George Strait—
But that radio man won’t let me be great!

Play me, Jacob, I’m a honky-tonk flame
Hotter than a grill at a tailgate game!

I done tattooed “Nashville” on my chest,
Right under where my mama says, “God bless.”
I rhymed “beer” with “deer” and “heartache stew,”
That’s classic country—shoot, who knew?

I parked outside that station for a week,
Played ‘Freebird’ naked with a chew between me teeth.
But radio guys just stared through the blinds so cold,
Like my platinum dreams weren’t solid gold!

Play me, Jacob, I’m a honky-tonk flame
Hotter than a grill at a tailgate game!

So if you hear this, Jacob, you radio clown,
Know there’s a star in this town wearin’ the future  country crown!

Radio Star

Common Bridges is a collection of songs about the ties that hold us together — across generations, across struggles, across the places we call home. It’s an album built on honesty, grit, and hope, carrying the spirit of country, gospel, and soul into one powerful story.

From the barroom anthems of “Butte USA” and “Old Montana” to the mountain reflections of “Above the Clouds,” these songs honor the land and the people who shaped it. “The Old Soldier” tells of brotherhood, sacrifice, and survival, while “One Life to Hold” and “In Another Life” remind us to cherish joy, learn from regret, and keep moving forward. “Time to Give a Damn” is a gospel-soul rallying cry to reclaim compassion and common sense, while “Ain’t No Need” offers peace in knowing that bitterness and hate only hold us back.

With outlaw country swagger, gospel fire, and the honesty of mountain folk, Common Bridges is more than an album — it’s a journey across the divides of pain and pride toward the places where we still meet, shoulder to shoulder, heart to heart.

Old Montana

Ain't Nothin'

Yes, I can definitely add that. Here's the updated description for Suno:

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A contemporary country rock anthem with a positive, resilient, and uplifting feel. The song is driven by a steady **acoustic guitar rhythm** and a clean, melodic **electric guitar lead**. The lead vocals are a blend of soulful warmth and a slightly gritty texture, giving them a real, lived-in quality.

The music builds to a powerful, sing-along chorus, while the **lyrics focus on perseverance**, hope, and finding new purpose in life. The overall production is clean and polished, but it maintains a raw, heartfelt honesty.

**Produced by Century One Records.**

Small Town Lights

Blake Shelton
New album Texoma Shore
Available now: wmna.sh/bstexomashore

Burn Slow

Alo

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