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Home Boys Home

The Doryman

Great Harbour Deep

Rockin' On the Water

Valley Lights

Do I Let Me Go Girl

A Texas style story ,“Sold Us the Storm” is my heart cry after Hurricane Harvey — for myself and for every family who watched their home drown while developers kept cashing checks. I still haven’t been compensated, just like so many others, yet the same builders and lobbyists keep getting new contracts in known floodplains and selling those homes to unsuspecting families. This track is the sound of exhaustion with profit over humanity, of being told it was “just the rain” when it was really a chain of human decisions. It’s a call to wake up, to dig for the truth, and for every single person involved in these deals to take responsibility for the damage they signed our lives into.

Sold Us the Storm

“Dusty Wheels” is a stone-cold country two-step built for boot-scootin’ across cracked asphalt and sawdust bars alike.
From the very first crackle of that AM radio and the pop of gravel under tires, the song locks into a loping, pocket-perfect groove that makes your right foot start moving whether you’re behind the wheel or on the dance floor. It’s all quick-quick, slow-slow down a moonlit backroad: dusty boots on the dash, windows down, and the highway itself calling the steps.
The chorus kicks wide open like the doors of a Texas dancehall at midnight—inviting every lonely heart to grab the night air as a partner and spin until the tank’s empty or the sun comes up, whichever comes first. No polished hardwood required; just a pickup bed, a little courage, and the kind of love that only feels right at 75 mph with the wind doing the leading.
Turn it up loud, hit the blacktop (or the bar floor), and let these dusty wheels carry you. This one’s for every cowboy and cowgirl who’d rather two-step with the horizon than stand still.

Valley Lights

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