"Through What We Go Through" is a heartfelt and inspiring song that explores the journey of resilience, growth, and self-discovery. With vivid imagery and soulful lyrics, it reflects on life's struggles and the inner strength we find through challenges. Set against the backdrop of personal memories and the majestic landscapes of the Pacific Northwest, this song reminds us that even in the darkest moments, brighter days await. Let the soaring melody and poignant words take you on a reflective and uplifting journey.

[Verse]
Woke up this morning with a heavy heart
Life's got a way to tear us apart
But through the pain and storms we ride
We find the strength we hold inside

[Verse 2]
Took a walk down memory lane
Counted blessings right through the pain
Every stumble made me see clear
We grow stronger year by year

[Chorus]
Through what we go through we find our way
Every night leads to a brighter day
With every tear our roots grow deep
Promises to keep while we sleep

[Verse 3]
Smokestacks blow a whistle loud
Trying hard to stand out in the crowd
Lessons learned on the winding road
Carry heavy but we share the load

[Bridge]
Heartaches crack but they let in light
Moments of dark that fuel our fight
Scars we wear with a sense of pride
Proof that we lived and we tried

[Chorus]
Through what we go through we find our way
Every night leads to a brighter day
With every tear our roots grow deep
Promises to keep while we sleep

Through What We Go Through

The Man I Turned Out to Be

Rage in the Arena

If That Ain’t Love
    Words and Music:  Anne-Marie Fraser, Gary Clute

[Instrumental]

[Verse]
If I never told you how I feel about you
you should know
I play my cards close to my chest
and my words can come out slow
You think that I don’t notice
You think that I don’t see
But your kind of easy loving is just what works for me.

[Chorus]
You’re my
one in a million, you’re my silver lining, my feels-so-good that I can't stop smiling
You're a heart full of soul and laughter and forgiveness
and if that ain’t love, well I don't know what is.
if that ain’t love, well I don't know what is.


[Verse]
It’s the little things that make my Everyday
that I adore
You read me right and tell it straight
and that, I can’t ignore
You got me on this journey
I’ll take it to the end
and I’ll be your sweetheart, lover and ever-lasting friend.

 
[Bridge]
You’re my bright sky after the rain
my deepest pocket when I’m out of change
You let me be who I want to be
The only person who sets me free

[Chorus]
You’re my
one in a million, you’re my silver lining, my feels-so-good that I can't stop smiling
You're a heart full of soul and laughter and forgiveness
and if that ain’t love, well I don't know what is.
if that ain’t love, well I don't know what is.

[Instrumental]

[Outro]
You’re my
one in a million, you’re my silver lining, my feels-so-good that I can't stop smiling
You're a heart full of soul and laughter and forgiveness
and if that ain’t love, well I don't know what is.
if that ain’t love, well I don't know what is.

[Instrumental]

If That Ain't Love- (country version)

Elbows Up (Country Version)

Ruination Line / Struck It Rich

Struck It Rich

Back Then

[Verse 1]
Back then,
Was a different world, 
In different times,
With different rules.
Right now,
Can’t speak your mind,
Can’t cross the line,
Can’t waste the fuel.

[Verse 2]
Back then,
You drove a truck,
Five hundred miles,
Only cost you twenty.
Right now, 
Can’t fill her up,
Can’t afford a trip,
Passed the county.

[Chorus]
I remember we were free, didn’t need much to get by.
Now we’re chasin’ every dollar, in a world runnin’ dry.
We were livin’ for the moment, without fear in our eyes.
Now we’re barely holdin’ on, as our time slippin’ by.

[Verse 3]
Back then, 
You drank the water, 
From a garden hose,
And you’re still breathin’.
Right now,
You read the labels,
You wash your hands,
And you’re still thinkin’.

[Verse 4]
Back then,
you went to church,
Listened to a prayer,
And asked for mercy.
Right now, 
You’re wastin’ time, 
Waitin’ for a sign, 
But you can’t see.

[Chorus]
I remember we were free, didn’t need much to get by
Now we’re chasin’ every dollar, in a world runnin’ dry
We were living for the moment, without fear in our eyes
Now we’re barely holdin’ on, as our time slippin’ by

[Verse 5]
Back then,
Was a different world,
In different times,
With different rules.
Right now,
It’s a whole new world, 
A whole new time,
And too many rules.

[Chorus]
I remember we were free, didn’t need much to get by
Now we’re chasin’ every dollar, in a world runnin’ dry
We were living for the moment, without fear in our eyes
Now we’re barely holdin’ on, as our time slippin’ by

Back Then
Back Then
Back Then

Terence Hart – All Right Reserved

Terrence Hart

Back Then

Break the ice ‘neath this lonesome sky,
Bite the bullet, let my old heart cry.
Costs an arm to roam this rugged land,
No cuttin’ corners with a drifter’s hand.
Hit the sack when the campfire’s low,
Come rain or shine, where the wild winds blow.
A penny for thoughts, but they’re all I own,
Actions speak louder when you’re ridin’ alone.  


Break the ice ‘neath this lonesome sky,

Drinking For Three (Marvin Shelton)

[VERSE]
We used to park down by the shore, in the tall grass
Your feet up on the dashboard, footprints on the glass
Those memories take hold, and never let me go!

[CHORUS]
I ain't stopping at one, I need more than two
It's the only way, I won't think about you
A six pack or more, sitting at the lake
Hell, I might need a keg, as much as it's gonna take
This is for my truck, my dog and me. 
Yeah, I'm drinking for three

[VERSE]
You always were the first person, that he'd run to
The second that you walked in, he was all over you
He won't chase a ball no more, or even get off the porch!

[CHORUS]
I ain't stopping at one, I need more than two
It's the only way, I won't think about you
A six pack or more, sitting at the lake
Hell, I might need a keg, as much as it's gonna take
This is for my truck, my dog and me. 
Yeah, I'm drinking for three

[BRIDGE]
I don't even want to cast a line
I guess you've out fished me...,
for the last time!

[Instrumental]

[CHORUS 2]
I didn't stop at one, not even two
By the way, I'm still thinking 'bout you
A six pack or more, sitting at the lake
Hell, I might need a keg, as much as it's gonna take 
This is for my truck, my dog and me. 
Yeah, I'm drinking for three
Ever since the day you up and left me,... I've been drinking for three

Drinking For Three (uptempo)

Retribution

"Old Montana" is a country-rap anthem that blends gritty realism with heartfelt nostalgia, telling the story of a beloved land transformed by wealth, fantasy, and rising costs. Beneath the surface of designer boots and luxury ranches, the track reveals a deeper truth — that the real Montana still fights to survive in its people, its land, and its unbreakable spirit.

The Man I Turned Out to Be

Gene Martin

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