One Of Us

Somewhere Over the Radio

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Lyrics and Music by Philip Bowen
V1
She likes Nick Drake, and I like the Milk Carton Kids 
And we both love boat rides after dark 
Sometimes we use my phone to find the constellations 
And dancing on the water we can count the stars  

V2
She likes the Weepies and I like the Brother Brothers
And we both love chasing lightning bugs 
Burnin' up the hillside with their little tails afire 
Glowing in the darkness like the two of us  

Chorus: 
She loves me, she loves me 
Well in any weather
She loves me when it's cold outside. 
I love her, I love her 
Hell or high water 
And even when we see through different eyes
We still chase the fireflies (chase the fireflies) 

V3
She likes Coldplay live and I prefer Lake Street Dive 
And we both love how concerts make us feel 
When we're on the water, watching time fly by together 
The mountains and the moonlight play our favorite song

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Lightning Bugs

Cut You Loose

Separate Ways

Buy on iTunes

Loose Cannon

Shrank

This Ain't the Hamptons

Dixie

The Outlaw Side Of Me

21 Forever (feat. Slash)

What Can I Believe?

Produced by Bruce Robison. Released on The Next Waltz.

Written by Bruce Robison, Blaze Foley

https://brucerobison.fanlink.to/inthewoods

Livin’ in the Woods in a Tree (Bruce Robison Version) - Single

Bruce Robison - Livin’ in the Woods in a Tree (Bruce Robison Version)

“Blueprints of the Soul” is a protest-rooted anthem confronting the growing disconnect between decision-makers and the communities forced to live with the consequences. The song draws a sharp contrast between distant boardrooms and grounded, lived-in places — towns shaped by people, land, and history rather than charts and zoning maps.
Lyrically, it pushes back against top-down control, hollow progress narratives, and policies written without understanding the human cost. This is a song about reclaiming dignity, local identity, and the right of communities to define themselves — not be redesigned by strangers with no stake in the outcome.


Blueprints of the Soul

Appalachia Forever Tour: https://laylo.com/philipbowenmusic/m/gK64eT

Next up: “Sure Could Use the Rain” ft Josiah and the Bonnevilles 6/6/25 - https://ffm.to/surecouldusetherain

Lightning Bugs

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