Well this is it folks! The song of my people.   :) 
Rainy days and friends and kids all helping out! 

Song of Arkansas

From the flatlands in the East to the foothills of the West
Arkansas is right up there with the best
From Summer skies and Autumn nights
To Harvest Moons and Christmas lights
Arkansas is a land The Lord has Blessed

We have all you need, just come and see. 
There’s plenty to eat and room to breath
Tucked right 'tween oklahomie and Tennessee
It’s a place to work and to relax, 
      we’ve got bed and breakfasts, arts and crafts
And if we didn't have nothin’ else, we'd still have them razorbacks 
(Whoo Pig Soooie)

Arkansas. Arkansas
You’re the heartbeat of America, yes you are.   
You’re “Tis of Thee” and “Land i Love” all rolled into one
Arkansas is the place where i call home 

From the hunters out in the forest to the fishermen on the lakes
From floating down the buffalo, to muddin' the backroads of the state
There's so much to see and so much to do 
You could live here and vacation too
It’s the natural state all the way through for me

From Eureka Springs to El Dorado
From Dickson Street to Booger Hollow
Everywhere you go you're bound to meet
(it's pronounced El Do-RAY-do/Thank ya, Ma'am!)
The kindest people that you'll ever find
The best sunsets, sweet as Altus wine
Stay for a little while you’ll never want to leave

From the folk pickin' in the Ozarks 
            to the blues on the Mighty Mississippi
From them Wal-Mart business men to them good ol’ hillbilly hippies
We’re all the same in our hearts, we want a place to stay that we call ours
And everyone here calls it Arkansas

Arkansas. Arkansas
You’re the heartbeat of America, yes you are.   
You’re “Tis of Thee” and “Land i Love” all rolled into one
Arkansas is the place where i belong 
Arkansas is the land that i call home 

From mammoth springs, caves and caverns 
          to the Muddy Delta, bars and taverns
From the beautiful River Valley to the Big Dam Bridge, (it’s in L.R.!)
From Bobby Harper's Tunnel to (SHEE-KO) Chicot county
From Johnny Cash’s home to the Dugger Family 
All the way from Mountain View to Crowley's ridge
 
From Bella Vista down to Eudora 
From Blytheville down to West Magnolia
See Petit Jean to Magazine
From the Hot Springs Tower
From Mt. Nebo to the (WASH-IT-TALL) Ouachita’s
This is Arkansas, and we have it all
And if you don't like the weather, stick around about an hour

Arkansas. Arkansas
You’re the heartbeat of America, yes you are.   
You’re “Tis of Thee” and “Land i Love” all rolled into one
Arkansas is the place where i belong
Arkansas is the land that i call home 

Words and music by Robb McCormick 1.8.14

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Some Guy Named Robb a.k.a. Robb McCormick is an award-winning Singer-Songwriter, multi-instrumental, Author, Blogger, Poet, Guest Speaker who is native to Arkansas.​ He grew up spending his summers playing music in Colorado and has since traveled the world continuing to write record and play his own particular style of music. 

Husband to one, father to two, friend to many, Robb has recently been on tour across the ocean in the United Kingdom, in England and France, as well as touring from coast to coast. Taking a moment to stop in Memphis and recording at the world famous Sun Studios with Grammy winning producer Matt Ross-Spang. (Jason Isbell/Brandi Carlisle/Sean Rowe)

Growing up in a small-town in the foothills of the Ozarks, a young Robb McCormick fell in love with his father’s vinyl record collection. His father, a former DJ in the 1960's and 70's, he had an impressive assortment of titles.  From Roberta Flack to Duke Ellington, from Mavis Staples and the Ronettes, 60’s pop and soul, Motown, and of course, singer songwriters galore; Paul Simon, Elton John, Bernie Taupin, Neil Diamond, Carole King, Joni Mitchell, and so many more.

In his teens he was awakened to a new world of music. Robb found acts like The Cure, Leonard Cohen, Sting & the Police, Depeche Mode, The Replacement, The Ramones, Bob Marley & the Wailers, U2 & Ani DiFranco. Every genre had something to offer. And today, the word Americana has become the umbrella genre for musicians like Robb who can’t be nailed down to one specific musical category.

Robb went from playing in his high school rock band, “sympathy”, to majoring in music in college only to go his own way into songwriting and performance. Arkansas is well known for country music, but Robb’s music never fit that description. After his first indie-folk-rock release, “The Irresponsibles Years” he branched out and began touring. He was approached by indie and even major record labels but surprisingly, he weighed their offers and politely turned them down.  

Looking back, it was one of the best decisions in his life. As he watched friends say yes to record deals they would later sue to get released from, Robb continued to independently tour and self-release albums. It's been over 27 years of being called by his stage moniker, Some Guy Named Robb, he has managed to do what so few musicians have been able to do: write and record songs and perform them full time.

His songs speak to the human heart. Some silly, like his multi million streamed ‘Death by Panda’ or the folky ‘Just Shut Up and Play Guitar’ and some of his songs are downright chilling like ‘The Sinking of the USS America’ or his multi-award winning ‘Something to Say’.  He’s a hard songwriter to fit into a box. It’s best to enjoy whatever he serves up. I’ve never seen the same “Some Guy Named Robb” show twice.

Always different songs, different covers, different variations and iterations.  

Touring full-time up until the pandemic, Robb switched to online performances and survived off the kindness and generosity of folks all across the world via tips, donations, and Patreon. It was the pandemic that broke Robb open to the world. Everyone was trapped indoors and from day one, Robb was performing for them, making new fans.

His music has been streamed millions of times. His songs have penetrated the heart of listeners of all ages, universally. His videos on social media have been shared countlessly, and his fanbase is global.

From private or corporate events, to house concerts to venues, from churches to prisons, Robb continues to seek out Truth for his music & lyrics and a kind audience and place with which to share them.

In his own words:  

“The best shows are when I get to connect with the audience. When they are with me and I’m with them and we get to share a special moment together. Most musicians will tell you we perform music to make connections. That’s me. The best room is one who has come to have fun, to surrender to the evening and see where it may take us. From tears to laughter. From clapping hands to singing along with me.

I live for those musical moments.”

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