
“Paint This Town” is an upbeat country gospel anthem that tells the unforgettable story of Cole Carter—a rough-and-tumble man turned town legend by a miracle only God could pull off. Fueled by small-town grit and a little girl’s faith, this foot-tapping track captures redemption, revival, and the power of second chances. With vivid lyrics and a chorus that sticks, it’s a feel-good tribute to how one life can color an entire town in grace.



Paint This Town

Early Release As A Show Of Appreciation To A Girl Named (coincidentally) Katie, Thanks For Your Support

Hey Katie

This song challenges the myth of "the one," unraveling the difference between being possessed and being truly seen. True love, as Brook Stanley sings it here, isn’t a script or a storybook ending—it’s the quiet power of wanting the best for someone, even when that doesn’t include you. With stripped-down instrumentation and honest Southern vocals, this track cuts through the fantasy fog and stands firmly in the light of truth.

"Trust Me, You Don’t Want the Fairytale" asks one big question: is your love about giving, or about getting?

Written and produced by Brook Stanley. Music created and performed by Hal Bishop and The Scout Line—a music group created in the studio by TopMedia.ai, blending real Southern storytelling with AI music tools.


All vocals on this track are AI-generated using TopMedia.ai. We describe vocal style using creative prompts (e.g., “gritty,” “female country,” “male rock.”), but we do not select or control the underlying TopMedia.ai model. Any resemblance to real artists is unintentional, and we have no knowledge of the source data used to generate these voices.
This track is offered for non-commercial use only.

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🎼 Tags: true love, relationship song, folk rock, myth of soulmates, authentic love, breakup anthem, emotional wisdom, Brook Stanley, acoustic truth, love vs possession


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📸 Caption for Socials: It gives you wings—it don’t beg you to stay.
Brook Stanley’s new single, "Trust Me, You Don’t Want the Fairytale," is out now.

Trust Me, You Don’t Want The Fairytale

Lost

right places

[Verse 1]
On an Oklahoma highway
Starin’ straight into the sun
Still tryin’ to make some sense
Of everything she’d done

Said I was steady
Just not the kind she needs
Left her words like broken glass
Scattered in my front seat

[Chorus]
Yeah, this sky’s on fire, but I can’t stay
Love don’t live here anyway
I’d turn back if she ever asked me to
But she didn’t want me that way

[Verse 2]
Radio’s hummin’ like her voice at night
Soft and low, just outta sight
I tried to fix what I couldn’t name
But she don’t carry nothin’ she can’t change

[Chorus]
Yeah, this sky’s on fire, but I can’t stay
Love don’t beg and I won’t pray
I’d have fought like hell if she’d said my name
But she didn’t want me that way

[Bridge]
No blame left, just an empty road
And a man drivin’ what he can’t let go

[Outro]
On an Oklahoma highway
Starin’ at the sun
Still drivin’ from the silence
Of all she left undone

She Didn't Want Me That Way

Girl From San Francisco (live)

Work was weighing on their relationship so they were Waiting on the Night

Waiting for the Night

Robin Nguyen-Alone, Yet Not Forsaken

“He Lives In Us” is a heartfelt tribute to Charlie Kirk — a husband, father, and leader remembered for his courage, faith, and love. This song reflects on the legacy he leaves behind and the comfort of knowing his light will never fade. Through family, friends, and the lives he touched, his spirit continues to live on. May these words bring solace and remind us all that love is eternal.

He Lives In Us (A Tribute to Charlie Kirk)

Love God, Faith is powerful and Jesus Christ. Bonds of my wonderful friends. I have overcome many things. Plus heads up after my first 24 tracks containing my singing...after that every track sound(in my head) is Ai  generated, the Lyrics i wrote are mine but refine for better grammar and flow. 