Ghost & Good Friends Revisited

Walking Down The Street

Lonely Man

Lonely Man (One Take Acoustic)

Count to Ten

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Unspoken Lies

The Best Of Creed

One Last Breath (Remastered 2025)

“Dancing on His Grave” is a defiant southern gothic protest song by Pick’s Hideaway Players, written in response to the glorification of violence and the mocking of loss in the public square. The track tells the story of a man taken down, a Christian father slain, and the cruel celebration that followed.

With haunting guitar swells and a rhythm that cuts like a funeral march, the song explores how society has been twisted to cheer for destruction rather than mourn with compassion. Banjo riffs echo like tolling bells, while the chorus drives home the chilling reality of those who call murder brave.

This is not just a ballad of sorrow — it is a mirror held up to the darkness within modern culture, forcing the listener to reckon with what kind of demons sing when truth is slain.

Dancing on Graves

[Verse 1]
A whisper on the wind I hear it call
The weight of my sins crushing it all
I see the stars they're breaking through the haze
Light cuts the dark in a million ways

[Prechorus]
Born again
Born of the Spirit
Born of the wind

[Chorus]
For God so loved the world He gave
The only Son to make a way
Through the shadows through the grave
Oh the light still saves still saves

[Verse 2]
A serpent lifted high in the desert sky
Healing for the broken as they wonder why
Nicodemus asking how can this be
The answer is the truth that sets us free

[Prechorus]
Born again
Born of the Spirit
Born of the wind

[Chorus]
For God so loved the world He gave
The only Son to make a way
Through the shadows through the grave
Oh the light still saves still saves

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