Somewhere in a Bar

Why I'm Calling

Horseback

Run The Damn Ball

Camouflage Town

Livin' Left to Do

Love Outlaws

Numbers On A Mailbox

Bet The Farm

44 Strong

“No Man’s Land 1914” is a poignant ballad that recalls the famous Christmas Truce during World War I, when British and German soldiers briefly laid down their arms near Ypres. The verses describe how carols crossed the battlefield, leading to handshakes, shared food, and even a spontaneous football match amid the frozen fields. The chorus highlights both the humanity and fragility of this moment: a game played in “no man’s land” before the brutal reality of war resumed. The bridge delivers the heartbreaking shift back to violence, as soldiers obey orders and turn once again into enemies. The final chorus and fading coda underline the tragic contrast—one fleeting day of peace remembered against the backdrop of years of bloodshed, with the football as a lasting symbol of hope, brotherhood, and the longing for peace in the midst of war.

NO MAN'S LAND 1914

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Numbers On A Mailbox

Preston Cooper