Name: Lessons From My Past by Revenant Emotion
Duration: 3 min 48 s
Description: Wow—nearly 3,000 streams! I’m beyond grateful for everyone who’s taken the time to listen to 'Lessons From My Past.' This song means so much to me, and seeing it resonate with so many of you has been incredible. Your support and shares have made this journey unforgettable, and I’m so excited to keep creating and sharing more with you all. Thank you for being part of this ride!

@old-school-340315441:  So glad you enjoyed the song!

Rub A Little Dirt On It (feat. Riley Green)

Brother Through The Phone

Missing You

Wow—nearly 3,000 streams! I’m beyond grateful for everyone who’s taken the time to listen to 'Lessons From My Past.' This song means so much to me, and seeing it resonate with so many of you has been incredible. Your support and shares have made this journey unforgettable, and I’m so excited to keep creating and sharing more with you all. Thank you for being part of this ride!

Lessons From My Past

Shenandoah

“Still Here” – Stephen Ryder

A soul-deep tribute to the quiet strength of a woman who’s carried more than her share of pain—and kept going anyway. Still Here is a country soul ballad that sees the cracks behind the smile, the fire behind the silence, and the beauty in simply surviving.

With gospel undertones, warm organ, acoustic guitar, and a voice full of grit and compassion, this is a song for every woman who’s ever held it together when the world was falling apart.

Still Here

Cheatin' On My Honky Tonk (feat. Braxton Keith)

Somewhere In The South

[Verse 1]
When you and I met for the first time
Oh how I tried so hard to catch your eye
I knew what we had was real
That’s still the way I feel

[CHORUS]
I guess it’s a good thing that I didn’t know
That we’d part ways somewhere down the road
Cuz I would have up and run
Never done the things we’ve done
So if you don’t mind I’m taking it slow, letting you go

[Verse 2]
I keep it all inside, say I’ll be alright
But time after time, I know I'm living a lie
Cuz' that ain't the way I feel.
This broken heart is real

[CHORUS]
I guess it’s a good thing that I didn’t know
That we’d part ways somewhere down the road
Cuz I would have up and run
Never done the things we’ve done
So if you don’t mind I’m taking it slow, letting you go

[Solo]
[Bridge]
I knew what we had was real
Dammit that’s how I feel

[CHORUS]
I guess it’s a good thing that I didn’t know
That we’d part ways somewhere down the road
Cuz I would have up and run
Never done the things we’ve done
So if you don’t mind I’m taking it slow
If you don’t mind I’m taking it slow, letting you go
letting you go

Letting you Go (New Version)

A feel-good, genre-blending journey through the sounds of Southern rock, country, and folk. It's an eclectic mix that feels like a live jam session, with intricate guitar work, layered harmonies, and a laid-back, summery vibe. The songs are rich with storytelling, painting vivid pictures of life, love, and the open road. From upbeat, celebratory anthems perfect for a bonfire, to heartfelt, reflective ballads that tug at the heartstrings, the album maintains a consistent mood of laid-back authenticity. It's music that's both polished and raw, a perfect soundtrack for a long drive, a day at the beach, or just kicking back with friends.

Always Here For You

I write songs for the haunted, the hopeful, and the ones who still ache. These aren’t tracks—they’re testimonies. If you’ve ever loved and lost, scroll no further.

Rooted in emotional clarity and cinematic depth, I create music not for the charts, but for the moments in between—when silence begs for understanding and melody carries the words we can’t quite say. Every track is written with intention, produced with nuance, and shaped by a relentless pursuit of honesty. No gimmicks, no templates—just songs built to resonate long after the final note.

From timeless orchestral movements to progressive rock textures, I don’t follow trends—I follows truth. And when the world gets loud with noise, my work leans into stillness, offering solace to anyone still listening with both ears and heart.

Welcome to the other side of music—the side that means something.

Lessons From My Past

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