Travelin' soldier

Run It

This song celebrates the enduring strength of love and family within a rural, Australian outback setting. It depicts a life closely connected to the land, highlighting both the beauty and the challenges of farming life, such as droughts and hardship. Despite these difficulties, the song emphasizes the resilience and enduring love of the family, finding joy and strength in their connection to each other and the land they call home. It's a tribute to the simple, yet profound, life of rural Australians

Lyrics
Country Love Down Under

[Verse]
In the heart of the Outback, where the red dust flies,
A love that's strong, under southern skies,
A farm in the distance, with a weary old hand,
Holding onto dreams in this tough, rugged land.

[Verse 2]
The cattle are grazing by the waterhole,
Sunrise painting gold on the fields we know,
With calloused hands and love that's true,
We'll face the storms and see them through.

[Chorus]
Country love, where hearts are strong,
In the land where we belong,
Through the droughts and summer rain,
We'll share the joy and bare the pain.

[Verse 3]
Under the shade of a eucalyptus tree,
Whispering winds sing our melody,
Kids run free on this blessed ground,
Our love grows with every passing round.

[Verse 4]
Nights by the campfire, stars in the night,
We hold each other, bathed in moonlight,
Through the hardship, through the strife,
Together we'll carve this simple life.

[Chorus]
Country love, where hearts are strong,
In the land where we belong,
Through the droughts and summer rain,
We'll share the joy and bare the pain

[Chorus]
Country love, where hearts are strong,
In the land where we belong,
Through the droughts and summer rain,
We'll share the joy and bare the pain

Share the joy and bare the pain

[Verse 3]
Under the shade of a eucalyptus tree,
Whispering winds sing our melody,
Kids run free on this blessed ground,
Our love grows with every passing round

Country Love Down Under

From slow to go

"Farmer Weather Forecaster" is a playful country-folk tune that captures the age-old wisdom of farmers who don’t need a weather app — just their nose and experience. With witty rhymes and a catchy chorus, the song humorously highlights how the smell of freshly sprayed slurry is often the truest sign that rain is on the way.

It’s a light-hearted, nose-wrinkling anthem for every countryside drive where windows stay up and instincts kick in. A tribute to muddy boots, calloused hands, and that unmistakable rural “forecast.”

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Forecasting rain

I guess I crossed her last red line
She boxed up what was hers, left what was mine
Change-of-address card curled up by the sink
We swore we'd last forever—or so we used to think
Pre-Chorus 
Outside the street's a buzzin' the mornin' grind
Inside forever has officially flatlined
Chorus 
Now she’s as good as gone
She kicked up the dust  never lookin' back
Her taillights met the dawn
No she aint never coming back
The sunrise came like it always does
 just like god intended
Shining down on what once was 
On the day forever ended
Verse 2 (AABBCC)
This one hit different, won't forget the date
Marked on the calendar—  february 8th
One step ahead,  forwarding notice on the lock
She was the good in me - and was my steady rock
But she loaded up  in the dark gone by the break of day
That’s how forever ends just pack it up and drive away
Chorus (repeat)
Now she’s as good as gone
She kicked up the dust never lookin' back
Her taillights met the dawn
No She aint never  coming back
The sunrise came like it always does
 just like god intended
Shining down on what once was 
On the day forever ended
Bridge
Can't bargain with the truth no matter how hard we try
Forever has a stamp on it,  a date we can't deny
Chorus (repeat)
Now she’s as good as gone
She kicked up the dust never lookin' back
Her taillights met the dawn
No She aint never  coming back
The sunrise came like it always does
 just like god intended
Shining down on what once was 
On the day forever ended

The Day Forever Ended


You’re warm like home and sweet like tea...
Smooth on my lips, easy company...
lips taste like honey on a summer breeze...
Slow and steady, just what I need...


Every drop, every taste...
Darlin... you light me up... hey. hey.


Honey and lemon with a bit of spice...
You turn a long day into somethin nice.
No rush, no pressure, just let it be...
Baby, you’re warm like home...
 and sweet like tea...


You roll in easy, never miss a beat...
Rockin it steady, simple and sweet...
Every little moment feels right on time...
Like a Sunday morning with your hand in mine...


Every drop... every taste...
Darlin you light up this place...


Honey and lemon with a bit of spice...
You turn a long day into somethin...
real nice...
No rush, no pressure, just let it be...
Baby, you’re warm like home and sweet like the tea... ya. ya. ya.


Sharing a drink on the porch as the sun drifts down...
Gentle winds whisper soft through town...
The night rolls in, you move closer to me...
With you by my side, I can feel my heart beat...


Honey and lemon with a bit of spice...
You turn a long day into somethin nice...
I don’t need more, you're enough for me,
Baby, you’re warm like home and sweeeeeet like the tea....

Outro
Yeah, warm like home...
warm like home...
and sweet like tea...


Sweet like Tea

Verse 1
You rolled in pretty with that big city grin
Turn my cap forward said let's dress you again
Now you got me on a rooftop skyline view
But I'm thinkin' tailgate fold-up chair for two
Pre-Chorus
Your different world is a hell of a ride
But now I'm  here I can see what's inside
Chorus
I’m still that guy turns wrenches for fun
Hands get dirty and the work gets done
Spend Friday nights where the bleachers lean
Our whole town cheering for the hometown team
Cold beer's better when the day is through
And a backyard fire makes a better view
Girl you can light me up just like the 4th of July
But I’m still that guy
Verse 2
You ordered cabernet, I popped a can
You want valet but I just park the van
I tried to keep pace,  some things I  just can't hide
The dirt on my boots eat you up inside
Pre-Chorus
Guess you think you could change this southern man
Turns out I’m the same, yeah I am what I am
Chorus
I’m still that guy turns wrenches for fun
Hands get dirty and the work gets done
Spend Friday nights where the bleachers lean
Our whole town cheering for the hometown team
Cold beer's better when the day is through
And a backyard fire makes a better view
Girl you can light me up just like the 4th of July
But I’m still that guy
Instrumental
Bridge
You are city streets, I’m a county line
Two different worlds just yours and mine
Final Chorus
I’m still that guy turns wrenches for fun
Hands get dirty and the work gets done
Spend Friday nights where the bleachers lean
Our whole town cheering for the hometown team
Cold beer's better when the day is through
And a backyard fire makes a better view
Girl you can light me up just like the 4th of July
But I’m still that guy

Still that guy

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