Hoist the Colours

Valhalla Calling

For Honor

Ragnarök

My Mother Told Me

Valhalla Calling - Trio Version (feat. Eric Hollaway & Peyton Parrish)

Verse 1

You said I made you feel beautiful
Like you finally saw yourself
You said I made you feel love
For the first time, for real

You said you didn’t wanna lose it
You said it scared you to death
But somewhere along the way
You forgot what you felt

Pre-Chorus

You said forever felt too real
Before you even knew what you wanted

Chorus

You said I made you feel beautiful
You said I changed your life
You said I made you feel love
Then you let it die

You didn’t lose it because of me
You lost it ‘cause you didn’t know
What you wanted, what you needed
So you let us go

Verse 2

You made me wanna start a family
Made it feel possible, right
I saw a future in your eyes
Something worth my whole life

But you burned that dream for both of us
Watched it fall apart
Now I’m sitting here alone
With your name on my heart

Pre-Chorus 2

You walked away without a reason
Without a sound or trace
Like love was something temporary
You could just erase

Chorus

You said I made you feel beautiful
You said you didn’t wanna lose it
But you left without looking back
Like you never knew it

You didn’t lose love in the end
You chose confusion instead
And I’m left here holding on
To everything you said

Bridge (quiet, devastating)

Now I sit at home alone
Thinking ’bout the past
Thinking ’bout what could’ve been
If you tried to last

I hate that I picture you with someone else
It tears me apart inside
Because I still wanna be with you
Every single day of my life

Final Chorus (bigger, emotional release)

You said I made you feel beautiful
You said I showed you love
But when it came time to choose
You didn’t choose us

You say you don’t know what you want
So you disappeared instead
I’m still here with the memories
And the future in my head

Outro (soft, fading)

Do you ever think of me
Like I think of you every day

What Could Have Been

I Laid the Devil Down is a gritty outlaw country anthem rooted in old-school faith, dust, and defiance. The cover captures the moment after the showdown — not the fight itself, but the victory that matters most.

A lone cowboy stands in the dirt, storm clouds breaking open above him. A cross-shaped beam of light cuts through the darkness, symbolizing redemption, resolve, and a soul reclaimed. The devil isn’t shown — because he’s already lost. His presence is gone, replaced by light, stillness, and hard-earned peace.

The worn textures, sepia tones, and vintage Western feel echo the sound inside the song: raw, honest, and timeless. This isn’t about perfection — it’s about standing your ground, facing your demons, and walking away lighter than you arrived.

A classic outlaw story with a spiritual backbone.
No gimmicks. No polish.
Just a man… and the moment he finally won.