Name: It's My Birthday (21 Again) by Liberty Boys
Duration: 2 min 41 s
Description: Second release from the fun-lovin', hard drinkin' Liberty Boys :)

Thought I'd roll on over check your status
Might need some mobilization even a hiatus
Time to relax and let our hair down
Take a little drive to come unwound
If you can go let's get off the floor
Leave your could've beens at the door
Let's catch a breeze whatever you please
Movin' is good for the soul
Oh let's go, let's roll

Let's roll

Rock the Porch

The Pudding Dragons deliver a scathing and hilarious commentary on the American GOP with their latest album, using sharp political satire to lampoon figures ranging from Donald Trump to Matt Gaetz. With a mix of biting wit and brutal honesty, the band dissects the absurdity of Fox News, political scandals, and the chaotic missteps of the party’s leaders. The tracks capture the essence of political disaster, blending humor with insight. The Pudding Dragons masterfully transform the turmoil into an explosive yet comedic musical spectacle.

The Grand Old Poop Party - Part 1

I live with my MeeMaa (The Lindsey Graham Jam)

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"Donkeys and more Donkeys!" by The Pudding Dragons deliver a scathing and hilarious commentary on the American GOP with their latest album, using sharp political satire to lampoon figures ranging from Donald Trump to Matt Gaetz. With a mix of biting wit and brutal honesty, the band dissects the absurdity of Fox News, political scandals, and the chaotic missteps of the party’s leaders. The tracks capture the essence of political disaster, blending humor with insight. The Pudding Dragons masterfully transform the turmoil into an explosive yet comedic musical spectacle

The Grand Old Poop Party - Part 2

Under The Elephant's Weight

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A swampy, mid-tempo Southern rock ballad with soulful vocals and twangy guitar, evoking timeless themes of reflection and a deep connection to nature.

[Verse 1]
I was born where the river winds,
Through the pines and the cypress vines.
The water’s deep, the current’s slow,
It carries the tales of long ago.

The sun sinks low, the sky turns red,
Hear the rhythm of the earth as it puts us to bed.
The river keeps rolling, day and night,
A timeless song under the pale moonlight.

[Chorus]
Roll, roll, rolling river blues,
Wash my soul in your endless truths.
Take me back where the wild hearts roam,
Down by the river, it feels like home.

[Verse 2]
The old folks say it’s got a soul,
A secret fire that makes it whole.
Every ripple, every tide,
Holds the dreams of those who’ve tried.

I’ve wandered far, I’ve seen the plains,
But the river’s call runs in my veins.
It whispers soft, “Come back to me,”
Where the water flows, that’s where I’ll be.

[Chorus]
Roll, roll, rolling river blues,
Wash my soul in your endless truths.
Take me back where the wild hearts roam,
Down by the river, it feels like home.

[Bridge]
Oh, the river’s got its mysteries,
It speaks in a language older than the trees.
Through the rain, through the drought,
It knows what we’re all about.

[Final Chorus]
Roll, roll, rolling river blues,
Wash my soul in your endless truths.
Take me back where the wild hearts roam,
Down by the river, it feels like home.

[Outro]
Rolling river, take me away,
Carry my heart to another day.

Rolling River Blues

inspired by Bob seger's song "Turn the Page"
[Intro: (Slow, melancholic guitar strumming with a soft, mournful saxophone melody in the background]
Verse 1:
When I walked into the courtroom
I held my head down low
I saw my mother’s shame
As she softly said hello
I felt cold eyes upon me
When the judge asked me to stand
“You chose the ways of an outlaw,
Now you’re an outcast in our land.”
Son, you will grow from a boy
And one day become a man
Then I heard the judge say...
[Chorus]
“I hereby remand you to the Texas Department of Corrections!”
Yeeaah… and there you will stay, to do your time
Like an animal, locked in a cage
And there you will remain
Alone with all your rage.
[Instrumental Bridge:
(Soft electric guitar solo, evoking feelings of regret and reflection]
[Verse 2]
My life flashed before me
As a boy when I was ten
I wished I had the happiness
I had known back then
I sat alone in my cold cell
A-wonderin' what I’d do
Just that moment it all came clear
I had to forgive all of you!
Then my soul got real quiet
And peace had filled my cage
I put my head into my hands
And set aside my rage
Then I stood up tall and sang...
[Chorus]
Yeeaah! Here I am, locked in a cage
And here I’ll stay, to do my time
Like a man, but now I’m free
Free, from all my rage
[Outro:
(Fade out with a slow, haunting saxophone solo, and soft acoustic strumming, giving a sense of bittersweet freedom and redemption]

Ode to the rage(HD)

January 15, 2025 AI song challenge.

Jan 1: Style: Uplifting Pop - Topic: A fresh start.
Jan 2: Style: Country Ballad - Topic: Looking back on the past year.
Jan 3: Style: Jazz - Topic: A midnight stroll through the city.
Jan 4: Style: Indie Folk - Topic: Turning over a new leaf.
Jan 5: Style: 1980s Rock - Topic: Chasing your dreams.
Jan 6: Style: Gospel - Topic: Gratitude for life’s blessings.
Jan 7: Style: Latin Pop - Topic: Celebrating love and joy. 
Jan 8: Style: Acoustic - Topic: A snow-covered landscape.
Jan 9: Style: Celtic - Topic: Fireside tales on a winter’s night.
Jan 10: Style: Blues - Topic: Missing summer days. 
Jan 11: Style: Classical Rock Ballad - Topic: Frozen reflections.
Jan 12: Style: Punk Rock - Topic: Battling the winter blues. 
Jan 13: Style: Smooth R&B - Topic: Cozy nights indoors.
Jan 14: Style: EDM - Topic: Ice-cold beats for a winter rave.
Jan 15: Style: Country - Topic: A lifelong friendship.

Never Missed A Beat

The ageless story of a man and his dog.  A poignant and funny story of a man, his close relationship with his dog and then losing his dog.  He laments that he's told dogs don't go to heaven.  Silver lining is his dog Boozer left him a replacement.  

They Say Dogs Don't Go To Heaven

A journey of struggle, redemption, and resilience—told through the raw power of country music.

"Faith, Fire, and Gravel Roads" isn’t just an album; it’s a story of real life—heartbreak, redemption, and the road to finding peace. With a mix of gritty country rock, heartfelt ballads, and faith-driven storytelling, this album takes you from the struggles of modern life to the triumph of overcoming demons, all while staying rooted in faith, family, and the open road.

From the hard-hitting rhythms of "Running on Modern Times" to the reckless freedom of "Weekend Ride," through the darkness of "My Addiction" and the raw, confessional "Tears of a Sinner," every song is a step on the road of life’s trials and lessons. The turning point comes in "Count Your Blessings"—a song about second chances, gratitude, and making peace with the past. By the time "Everything’s Gonna Be Okay" plays, you’ll feel the light breaking through the clouds, leading to a soul-stirring close with "Dear Mom" and the feel-good anthem "Country Livin’."

With powerful storytelling, rich harmonies, steel guitar cries, and anthemic choruses, Faith, Fire, and Gravel Roads is a testament to perseverance, faith, and the lessons learned on life’s long, dusty highway.

🔥 For those who’ve faced the fire and kept walking—this album is for you.

The Road You Made for Me

Second release from the fun-lovin', hard drinkin' Liberty Boys :)

It's My Birthday (21 Again)

This song tells the story of chasing love time and time again, always falling just short, but never losing hope that the next time might be the one.

I Try

A couple of country boys and their buddies making songs about the things we love. We ain’t about tearing things down, we’re about having fun and holding onto what matters. 

Come along for the ride.

It's My Birthday (21 Again)

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