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Their Stoic Gaze (with Vocals)

Caught In My Daydream

Bein' evil cost a price; Should o' taken His advice
Been stabbin' people in de back; You in de night you soul be black
De price of evil be you soul; Down to hell you gotta go
De devil take a punish you; Time to pay fo' all you do
Brother gone a loss his soul; Dug his-self in to de hole
Stabbin' people in de back; You be his you not be back

Bein Evil Cost a Price (with Vocals): Re-Mastered

"PawPaw" – A Song of Redemption and Legacy 💔👴🎶
From the edge of the grave to the heart of a grandchild—this is what it means to be saved.

In “PawPaw,” Scott Allen Crow trades stage lights for porch light, ego for empathy, and the name on the mic for the one that matters most. This track is a raw, emotionally charged letter to the girl who unknowingly pulled him back from the brink—a granddaughter with big brown eyes and a hold on his soul.

The verses paint the moment she arrived and everything that changed the second she was placed in his arms. He doesn't sugarcoat where he was: self-destructive, emotionally wrecked, one foot in a grave he dug himself. But in her presence, purpose bloomed. And over time, more grandkids followed, burying “Scott” and raising “PawPaw” in his place.

The chorus hits like a truth you didn’t know you needed. It’s not about being perfect—it’s about being present, about showing up when you didn’t think you could. It's about how she saved him without even knowing she had to.

And by the time the final tag lands—“Scott Allen Crow is my name on stage / Paw Paw is the man I am”—you understand: this song isn’t about fame. It’s about the greatest role a man can play. And he nailed it.

This one ain’t just music.
It’s sacred.


BACK at the NEST

Paw Paw

🎶 “The Peace” – Setting Boundaries, Staying Focused, and Finding Your Space
With “The Peace,” Scott Allen Crow kicks off his latest volume by carving out a place where distractions, drama, and dead weight don’t get to enter. This isn’t just a laid-back anthem—it’s a declaration of independence for anyone trying to stay focused, clear-headed, and productive.

Over a chilled-out groove and honest verses, Scott lays it out plain: when the world gets noisy and folks around you can’t stay motivated, sometimes the healthiest thing you can do is step away. Whether it’s lighting up in the man cave, knocking out a DIY project, or just taking a solo drive, “The Peace” captures that sacred space where creativity and sanity can breathe.

The track reflects a mature perspective—knowing when to engage, and when to retreat. It doesn’t bash anyone for their pace or path, but it does make it clear: if you’re not bringing the same energy, don’t be surprised if the door’s shut.

For anyone who's had to pull back to protect their mindset, “The Peace” is a vibe, a boundary, and a damn good reminder all in one.


The Peace



“Enough” – An Honest Anthem for the Soul 🎶✨
In “Enough,” Scott Allen Crow trades the noise of the world for the quiet truths that matter most. This song isn’t trying to impress anyone—it’s trying to breathe, heal, and maybe remind you to do the same.

From the opening lines, the listener is dropped into the inner monologue of a man unlearning the chaos: stepping off the merry-go-round of expectations, industry, and identity. With a mix of humor, vulnerability, and grit, Scott writes not from the mountaintop—but from the back porch, where real change happens.

The verses feel like journal entries scratched in the margin of life: trying to quit smoking, slipping in the occasional curse, holding on to music like a lifeline. It’s a raw portrait of self-work that doesn’t aim for perfection—but aims to matter.

The chorus is the heart of it all:

“I just want to write a song,
that wakes somebody’s heart up…”

And that’s exactly what this track does.
It’s not just a song—it’s a philosophy. A quiet rebellion against the idea that you have to be more than who you already are.

With stripped-back honesty and plainspoken strength, “Enough” affirms what most of us secretly need to hear:

You're doing fine.
You’re surrounded by love.
You don’t have to prove a thing.
You are… enough.




Enough

"Gen BMX" – A Totally Rad Ride Through the Summer Streets 🚴‍♂️
Chrome frames. Endless pavement. Two kids chasing freedom one trick at a time.

"Gen BMX" captures the rush of friendship, the thrill of new bikes, and the magic of long summer days when the whole world felt wide open. It’s a soundtrack for the ones who remember scraped knees, late-night movies, and the feeling that nothing could slow you down.


Gen BMX

Rabbit Hole

Go Outside and Play

Worlds Without End

The lyrics speak to how I feel about getting old:

Time keeps tickin' like this song
Lines on my face gettin' long
Change keeps messin' with my mind
Makes, makes my wonder what is mine
Trying to be stronger
Hold a little longer
Ain't no blues blue enough for me

How did life fly on by
What I've not done makes me sigh
So many things I should change
Wake up each day just the same
Once I felt stronger
Wonder how much longer
Ain't no blues blue enough for me

Ain't No Blues (with Vocals): Re-Mastered

Scott Allen Crow – Artist Profile

Scott Allen Crow is a seasoned Arkansas-based singer-songwriter whose journey through music began at an early age. By the time he was 15, Scott was already immersed in the industry, working as a roadie and soundman for his father, Warren Crow—a talented saxophonist and well-known local musician. Inspired by these formative experiences, Scott began writing songs that would lay the foundation for a lifelong passion.

In 1997, Scott met his wife, a pivotal moment that would shape his personal and creative life. However, as the years unfolded, challenges with health and family responsibilities put his music career on hold. For nearly 25 years, Scott stepped away from songwriting, leaving the melodies and lyrics of his early days behind.

But in August 2024, as his father’s health began to decline, Scott found his way back to his craft. The gravity of his father’s illness became a catalyst for rediscovery, prompting Scott to revisit old lyrics and pour his emotions into creating new ones. Over the course of just a few months, his creativity surged. He wrote and produced his first album with the assistance of AI, blending heartfelt lyrics and authentic storytelling into a compelling debut.

Tragically, Scott’s father passed away in September 2024. This loss, though painful, ignited a fire within him that fueled a remarkable creative output. In less than a year, Scott wrote and produced seven albums, each building on the themes of resilience, memory, love, and personal growth. His expanding discography showcases his evolving musical style, blending traditional country storytelling with influences from rock, folk, and Americana.

Scott’s music reflects a life lived fully, with moments of hardship and joy woven into every song. His journey from a teenage soundman to a prolific artist crafting multiple albums in rapid succession speaks to his dedication, authenticity, and passion for storytelling. Today, Scott Allen Crow is not only a songwriter but a testament to the enduring power of music as a source of healing, connection, and personal transformation.

Go Outside and Play

Scott Allen Crow

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