From the album "All the Faint Lights" which is available on iTunes.

All the Faint Lights

Sara Bareilles - Gravity

Singing one of my favorite KC songs right now! It's "Heartbeat Song"

Credit: LeandroLeonardi MTM on Youtube for the amazing guitar cover!

Heartbeat Song (Kelly Clarkson Cover)

ELON-SUN-0139 - Chasing Gentle Giants

🤠 **POLLY - Forever Friends** 🤠  
*by Music Pop AI*

A collection of stories for the ones who stayed — through every heartbreak, every dusty backroad, and every late-night porch confession. This is country music with soul, celebrating the friendships that feel like home. 

Pour some sweet tea 🥃, pull up a rocking chair 🪵, and let these songs remind you of your forever people. 

**Out now on all platforms!** 👢✨

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Apple Music

Pretty Woman - FEAT BOBBY

You Raise Me Up-Colton Haynes

Gardiner Sisters - "If You Were Mine"

LYRICS (By request! :)

The night we met i thought i won the lottery
I thought I held everything that I wanted to hold
Spending the night with you alone
The night we met my life was how it oughta be
I should’ve known that ev-en win-ning the lottery
can leave you bro-o-oke.

They tell you not to roll the dice
When you’re playing with your own life
I saw you and I didn’t think twice
I probably should have told you goodbye

But you kissed me in the middle of the street
And you didn’t care that people were watching
I knew that nothing ever comes free
But under that sky
It didn’t stop me

The night we met I thought I won the lottery
I thought that I held everything that I wanted to hold
Spending the night with you alone
The night we met my life was how it oughta be
I should’ve known that even winning the lottery would leave you broke.

They say you shouldn’t go all in
When you’re betting odds that you can’t win
But I’d do it all over again 
Even though I know how it ends 

The night we met I thought I won the lottery
I thought that I held everything that I wanted to hold
Spending the night with you alone
The night we met my life was how it oughta be
I should’ve known that even winning the lottery would leave you broke.

I should have held on tight but i cashed it in
And i still reach out for your hands on my skin
Cause now I know what it should have been
You and me like kings and queens
On a torn up couch rolling in our dreams

Did we win that lottery?
Or was it just robbery?
Guess I know what love is now
But I don’t know why it’s gotta be
I heard you’re happy without me
And I’m broke so I break down
But I know what love is now...





Written by Shannon Haley / Tova Litvin / Sami Tormanen

Lottery by TOVA

Lady Antebellum - Never Alone(Vocal Cover)

Skinny Love - Birdy (cover)

This is one of those songs that speaks to me every time I listen to it.  I really enjoyed recording this and hope you enjoy listening!

Glitter in the Air - Pink

Steve Moakler has been making a name for himself in Nashville for 10 years now—and on his new album, he's returning to his roots in Western Pennsylvania. 

Steel Town is a country record, but the stories it tells and the characters it elevates are very much rooted in Pittsburgh—the Steel City—and its surrounding areas. For Moakler, this homecoming is paired with a liberation, one where his songwriting and his performing are a full reconciliation of who he is. "I've had the title Steel Town in my head for a long time. But I've been very intimidated; where I'm from means so much to me, and there's a lot of pride in Pittsburgh and in the Rust Belt. I wanted to honor that. 

"This is my fourth album, but it feels like in a lot of ways, it's the first time I'm ever going back and talking about the earlier chapters of my life and where I'm from."

Steel Town was produced by Luke Laird, a fellow native of western Pennsylvania. "I can't imagine making the record with somebody else," Moakler says of Laird, who co-wrote "Suitcase" (with Barry Dean and Thomas Rhett) and the ruminative "Just Long Enough." "Being from western Pennsylvania, Laird knew exactly what 'Steel Town' means. He was the perfect partner for the record."

That recognition of how much Moakler was influenced by his home is the product of being in Nashville for a decade, as well as the result of a keenly honed instinct about people and their relationships. Moakler's insight into not just himself, but the world at large, animates the songs on Steel Town, making it a fiercely personal project that will resonate far and wide.

"When I first came to Nashville, I wasn't thinking about where I was from—that didn't cross my mind," Moakler recalls. "All I was thinking about was where I was going. I think that's perfectly normal for an 18-year-old; you're running as fast as you can and ready to conquer the world. 

"It's taken being this far into my life to really understand where I'm from, and how much I'm a product of it," says Moakler. "I don't think I could've written a record called Steel Town and understood what that meant right after I left. It's taken 10 years to appreciate where I'm from and to have been hundreds of other places and to realize what's so unique about my hometown. I left a long time ago, but they imparted all this stuff into me. And that's what I have to bring to the world.”