Curves in Muskgee  (Remastered)

Lights Back Home

The Walking Cane

Crossin’ That Line

The farm on the old dirt road

Mama don't let your babies run freight for outlaws

Where We Stand

Rain on the Old Tin Roof

Exit Ninety Four

Thirty days of silence

I’m a retired soldier, proud to have served 20 years in uniform. Though I’m recognized as a disabled veteran due to severe back and neck injuries, I refuse to let that define my limits. These days, I drive a truck across the country—still moving forward, still working, still chasing purpose on the open road.

My mind never stops turning, and while I don’t keep a traditional journal, I’ve found my own way to process life: through music. Most of the songs I write are pulled straight from my own experiences. The rest come from the way I see the world—sometimes clear, sometimes cracked, but always honest. I’ll let you decide which is which.

I was married for 28 years before losing my wife unexpectedly. Her memory still travels with me on every mile. I have three grown children who remind me that strength comes in many forms. When I’m not working, you’ll find me on my Harley, exploring the backroads of Texas, chasing peace and a little bit of freedom.

Crossin’ That Line

Colt Keller