In the year of the villain
In the season of revenge
In the hour of spirits broken
I marked a man for death

My heart beat loud like thunder
As I stalked him in the crowd
They gave a shout as I raised my gun
and shot that bastard down

And I’d do it again
Oh my lord
You know I’d do it again
He had to end
Oh my lord 
You know I’d do it again

My father broke his back last May
And went on working still
He had to earn 4 weeks of pay
To pay one doctor’s bill

I ain’t got no problem
With making a bit of bread
As long as you ain’t robbing
Or leaving people dead

Should one man have the power
To save another’s life – then
rent it back by the hour
What a wicked enterprise 

And they’ll do it again
They’d do it again
You know they’d do it again
Oh yes my friend
They’d do it again
They’d do it again
You know that they’d do it again 

Murderers in mansions
Richer by the day
Holding lives for ransom
And my father couldn’t pay

The law says they’re all innocent
‘Cause my dad took his own life 
But I know it’s no different
than if they held the knife

As my enemy lay dying
I dropped my gun and ran
And I went into to hiding 
So I could strike again

In the year of the penitent 
In the season of the saint
Perhaps things will be different
But I ain’t gonna wait

And I’ll do it again

I'd Do It Again

Weg (Hey Maxine)

You are my friend

🎶 Song Insight – “Stuffed & Mounted”
Sometimes love starts with a smirk, a tight pair of jeans, and a flannel shirt — and ends with betrayal, heartbreak… and a well-placed taxidermy joke. Stuffed & Mounted is a cheeky modern country storytelling song with an unexpected emotional arc. It starts out flirty and funny, full of barroom swagger and cowboy charm, and ends with a breakup you’ll laugh and wince at.

Inspired by real-life moments (and a few too many second chances), this is for anyone who’s ever fallen for a heartbreaker in boots and had to laugh their way through the fallout.
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Lyrics 

Mmm… that tattoo, staring — now glaring.
Caught me turning, caught in the act.
Saw the lines — do they run up your spine?
How far do they go? Come here, boy — please do show.
I want to watch it grow…
Your arms, your muscles, flex and impress.

Your smile is sharp, and those eyes so sweet.
How in the world did you get in those jeans?
That ass, those lines — damn, you get me every time.

You're smiling, looking at your phone.
Come on, boy — I ain’t on that app.
Come sit right here on Daddy’s lap.
Tell me what it’s like inside your world.

Sitting at the bar, cowboy boots and a flannel shirt.
Now watching you dance — 
you lock eyes with me, don’t miss a beat.
I smile and tilt my glass. 
You just smirk and smack your ass.

I should’ve guessed — playing hard to get.
I don’t mind. It’s just a game.
I’m out to hunt. I know your name.
Look at you now — all alone.

You walk over — hard to miss.
I couldn’t resist, and you insist:
"Just a little kiss," you whisper in my ear.
Your warm words had me surprised… and mesmerized.

You sat across from me, talking about your life.
I saw a different side that day —
A flash of myself, alone… without you.
I wouldn’t — I couldn’t — let that be.
It’s now or never.
Please, marry me?

Your eyes went wide. Not a word.
Silence fell between us.
You smiled, looked at your phone,
And said: “Sure, why not? What the hell.”

Twenty years, and you still looked cute —
But I had you stuffed and mounted next to my buck.

It was good for a couple years.
Then I found you sleeping around.
I gave you an out, told you to leave.
You swore it was lies, said there was nothing to be.

Till I walked in — you and my friend.
My walls are getting cluttered.
No space left to be found.
But hey — let’s face it…
I’d have been better off just getting a hound.

🔻 4Me2BeFree – Cinematic Storytelling Through Music 🎥✨
At its core, 4Me2BeFree is about transforming real, lived emotions into immersive storytelling. Every track is a film waiting to unfold—blending rich lyricism with raw vulnerability to create a world you can step into. Dripping Fluorescent Dreams is more than a song; it’s a reckoning. A story of survival. A reminder that even in the ashes, something new can rise.

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Stuffed & Mounted (Explicit)

This is one of my favorite songs I’ve written since I started making music.
It came early on — raw, unfiltered, and straight from the middle of a hard season.

I was tired. Trying to be a good man, a good husband, a good father — and feeling like I was falling short on all fronts.
This song poured out of that moment, when everything felt heavy and no one knew just how much I was carrying.

“Feels like I'm losing battles, every single night.”
“It's hard to be the hero, when you're breaking down inside.”
Now, almost a year into this journey, I came back to it.
Not to change it — but to honor it.
I remastered it to bring out the warmth, the clarity, the emotion — to make sure the heart of it hits the way it was always meant to.

The message hasn’t changed.
The weight is still there.
But so is the strength it takes to carry it.

This song still speaks for me — and maybe for you too.

Heavy Load of Life (Remastered)

Hallowed Ground IV

Light I Cannot See - LICS -V2

Sunshine

Nine Shots at Dawn is a sweeping narrative album rooted in the vast, sun-scorched landscapes of the American Southwest. It tells the interconnected story of a lone cowboy — a man weathered by love, betrayal, loss, and redemption — told across nine emotionally charged tracks.

From the melancholy of a love lost in “Love Plan” to the aching hope in “Redemption,” this album is a journey through broken vows, star-crossed borders, prison walls, and a father-son bond stitched together by time and memory. Every song is a chapter in a story drenched in dust, blood, and longing — backed by soaring guitars, haunting chants, steady, heartbeat-like drums, and a voice that cracks under the weight of history.

This is not just an album — it’s a legend passed down around a campfire, under the stars, where ghosts ride and hearts still burn.

Mexican girl

More Than I Knew

A soulful blues rock ballad steeped in regret and longing. With heartfelt lyrics and a searing guitar solo, this track reflects on love unspoken and the ache of emotional distance. Raw, reflective, and deeply human.

Light I Cannot See - LICS -V2

Alien Garden