One of the most personal songs written by Randy Comer and his Co-writer Jennie Larsen.  Randy started this song over 25 years ago but never really finished it.  He met Jennie through Hillsong writers group and knew that she would be the one to help finish this beautiful song about having a relationship with Jesus.

SPEAK TRUTH

“Not Just A Little” is a heartfelt ballad about memory, loss, and the fading traces of someone once deeply loved. The song carries a haunting melody wrapped in tender vulnerability, where each verse reflects on a love slipping further into the past. With its emotional chorus and poignant bridge, it speaks to anyone who’s ever tried to hold onto someone they can’t let go of. This isn’t just a song of fading—it’s a declaration that the love felt was never ‘just a little,’ but something profound and unforgettable.”

Not Just A Little

I wrote *“You Won’t Be With Me Tonight”* 35 years ago while serving in the **U.S. Navy**, spending Christmas far from home. It was the first Christmas song I ever wrote — born out of homesickness, memories, and the quiet ache of being away from the people I loved.

For decades, this song sat tucked away and forgotten… until this year. We recorded it last March, and I’ve been waiting to share it for this Christmas season.

The holidays are supposed to be filled with laughter and light — but for many, they also carry a gentle sadness, a reminder of someone we miss. That’s what this song is about.

I’m truly proud of how it turned out. 🎶
If it moves you, please share it — someone out there might need to hear it this season.

✨ Written by **Randy Comer**
🎧 Produced by **Randy Comer**
🎄 *“You Won’t Be With Me Tonight” – A Christmas song for anyone missing someone they love.*



You Won't Be With Me Tonight

### ⚓ **“Sail On” – Finale from *The Black Horizon***

**Written by Randy Comer**

“Sail On” is the powerful finale to *The Black Horizon*, a new original musical written by Randy Comer. Set aboard a pirate ship bound for redemption and freedom, this closing anthem captures the heart of the story — hope rising from hardship, courage found in the storm, and faith guiding us through the unknown.

With sweeping melodies and emotional depth, *“Sail On”* brings the journey full circle — reminding us that no matter how rough the seas, there’s always light on the horizon.

🎭 **From the musical:** *The Black Horizon*
🎵 **Finale song – Written & composed by:** Randy Comer
📍Recorded in Atlantic, Iowa
💿 *Performed by Chasing GOD*



Sail On

**“Hat and Boots”** — Written by Randy Comer

Sometimes love doesn’t end with a fight — it just fades, leaving behind the little things that once meant everything. *Hat and Boots* tells the story of a love gone cold, where all that’s left are the quiet reminders of what used to be.

Built around simple honesty and heart, this song blends classic country storytelling with modern emotional grit — for anyone who’s ever stood in the silence after goodbye.

🎙️ **Genre:** Country / Americana
🎸 **Style:** Heartfelt, acoustic-driven ballad
💔 **Theme:** Lost love, memories, moving on

👉 If it hits you in the heart, share it — and let someone know they’re not alone.



Hat and Boots

“I Want to Live With a Smile” is a song about healing, letting go, and choosing joy after a long season of struggle. It’s a reminder that even with broken pieces, there’s still a life worth living — one step, one breath, one moment at a time.
Heartfelt, honest, and uplifting, this track is for anyone learning how to mend, rebuild, and finally feel whole again.



Live with a Smile

“I’m Ready to Love Again” is a quiet reckoning—a song about doing the hard work of healing, telling the truth about old wounds, and finally opening the door to something better. It isn’t a fairytale and it isn’t a comeback; it’s the moment you realize you’re no longer carrying the weight you used to. This is for anyone learning to trust themselves again, learning to let someone in without losing who they are.

Ready to Love Again

“Last Chance Heart” is a song about trying to hold on when you don’t know whether to stay or let go.
It’s the moment when you’re standing between what you’ve been through and what you still hope is possible…
and you give someone one final chance—not out of weakness, but out of honesty.

This track leans into quiet emotion, self-reflection, and the kind of truth that comes from looking at your own faults as much as theirs. No drama, no clichés… just the raw, human side of love trying to survive.

If you’ve ever been torn between walking away and holding on, this one’s for you.

Last Chance Heart

This is country-blues —simple, steady, and straight from the gut. It’s a song about circling back to the truth you keep trying to outrun, fighting the same old ghosts, and learning to stand tall even when life keeps knocking you down.

The verses lean into that worn-in, dusty-boots storytelling. The pre-chorus lifts the weight just enough to breathe, and the chorus hits with that honest, soul-bruised resolve that makes country-blues feel real.

If you’ve ever tried to walk away from something your heart ain’t done with… this one’s for you. Turn it up, let it ride, and feel those blues settle in.



Till I Get It Right

Raised in Concrete Washington, I learned to play the guitar when I was 12 years old.  We had a music teacher by the name of Daryl Cooper who was like my older brother.  He started a guitar class and I couldn't wait to be in it.  By the 2nd or 3rd week I had probably outgrown the class but I enjoyed every minute of it.  I was in his band by the time I was 14 playing dances all over Western Washington.  I was awarded the National Choral Award Scholarship my senior year of high school.  This goes to one student in the United States.  I wasn't smart enough to use it.  I joined the United States Navy in 1979 and stayed for almost 22 years.  During that time I was a submariner and eventually the pilot of a small submersible (DSV3 Turtle) that would dive to 10,000 feet deep.  I was in bands playing guitar and singing throughout my military career.  We actually had a couple songs play on DC101 in the 80's.  Now in my 60's, I'm able to relax and write songs without any pressure or dreams of grandeur.  I like the songs I write and hope you like them too.

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