Release date; January 12, 2022

It’s easy to trip over a toy dinosaur and fall into a bunch of blocks if you’re not careful at my house. You sit down on my couch and odds are, there’s a half eaten banana and a little red fishing pole on the cushion next to you. My daughter says no to almost everything the first time I ask her to do it, whatever it is. In the day to day effort to raise a child into a functioning human being, it’s easy to get lost in the endless string of necessary tasks and lessons and forget to enjoy the beauty of the whole thing. Desperately hoping for more children has caused me to take stock and be thankful for the family I have and the miracle of being blessed with even one child to raise. I did, however, very purposely say “the babies” instead of “the baby” in the chorus of this song; not to be too woo-woo, but maybe I’m sort of manifesting a little bit, I guess. I could live another 100 years with this woman and it wouldn’t be long enough; if you see me running down the road, that’s what I’m training for, to be her little old husband in fifty years. I asked The Mayries to sing on this because I thought having other people who are parents involved in the thing would just feel right, and sure enough, they really got it. This song wouldn’t be what it is without Sofi and Matilda. Thanks to them.

The Good Old Days

The Good Old Days (Feat. The Mayries)

Love Is A Thing You Do

Atlanta MP3s

One Grain of Sand

The New England Sessions

Perfect For Me

Our Song

Wherever You Go

I Don't Mind If You Don't Mind

The Builder

In My Bones (Acoustic)

In My Bones

Ron Pope & The Nighthawks

One Shot Of Whiskey

October Trees

Tightrope

If You Were A Stone

official sped up version of A Drop in the Ocean

A Drop on the Ocean (sped up version)

A Drop In The Ocean (sped up version)

A Drop in the Ocean (Slowed + Reverb)

A Drop In The Ocean (Slowed + Reverb)

Words and Music: Ron Pope
Amy’s backyard and Yuengling case,
You sitting in my lap, face pressed to my face.
Meter running like in a Meg Ryan scene,
Lift you clean off the ground like in my daylight dreams.
						
Broke down Chevy, grease on my hands,
I didn’t know we were counting, what’s the measure of a man? 
I might’ve led you to water but never made you drink,
I’m not the devil no matter what you think.
						
Last call urgency when we kiss,
Hands on every part of me that you’re gonna miss. 
Tore the lace on the top of my brand new dress, 
All of this feels like something I’ll have to confess.
						
Broke down Chevy, grease on my hands,
I didn’t know we were counting, what’s the measure of a man? 
I might’ve led you to water but never made you drink,
I’m not the devil no matter what you think.
						
Sunrise hits different when you haven’t been to sleep,
The corners of your mouth twist into a smile that I will keep,
Like a cool glass of water when I’m broke and hungover,
I’ll drive you back to West Virginia, rest your weary head against my shoulder.
						
Broke down Chevy, grease on my hands,
I didn’t know we were counting, what’s the measure of a man? 
I might’ve led you to water but never made you drink,
I’m not the devil no matter what you think.
I’m not the devil no matter what you think.

I'm Not the Devil

I'm Not The Devil (Featuring Taylor Bickett)

Daylight

Shoot Out The Lights

A Drop In The Ocean

I Believe

I Pray I'll Be Seeing You Soon

American Man, American Music

In The Morning With The Coffee On

Mama Drove A Mustang

Where You're Kept

The Life In Your Years

The Queen Of Fort Payne, Alabama

Klonopin Zombies

Nobody's Gonna Make It Out Alive

I'm Not The Devil (feat. Taylor Bickett)

Things Jesus Didn't Say

San Miguel

From Ron's upcoming album "Ron Pope & The Nighthawks" 
Pre-order here: http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/ronpope

Hotel Room

worktapes

Texas Wildflower Honey

Twin Falls Idaho

You're The Reason I Come Home

Fireflies

Daylight Re-Release

A Drop In the Ocean

Morphine - Single

Morphine

One Way Ticket

Writer and singer of songs; maker of meatballs. That song "A Drop in the Ocean" is one of mine

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