Ain't Missin' You

For You 2

Gonna Love You

Locked Up

Wild Horses

Fight For A Girl

Inspired by a simple Facebook quiz created by Nametests that asked whether I was a true friend or a narcissist, I found myself reflecting on what truly matters—love, loyalty, and real connection. The results resonated deeply with me.

This song is an ode to someone who possesses the same qualities —an honest, heartfelt country tune that captures strength, resilience, and undeniable glow. A rare soul, carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders but still shining bright in spite of it all. She’s been through deep pain and heartbreak, yet she’s built herself into someone who can stand tall and light up any room.

From the singer’s perspective, she’s born to shine like the southern stars at night—independent, fierce, and pure. I see her as a wildflower, a queen of her own story, and I’m grateful every day to be part of her life. But I also know that her love is deep and true, and I’ve got to cherish it, respect her boundaries, and never take her light for granted.

This track is a reminder to anyone who listens—that real love is about honoring the strength and glow of the ones we care about. Because when you find someone like her, you’re blessed. And when you love her right, her light will never fade.

She’s Born to Glow

"Prisoner" is a visceral meditation on captivity — not just the bars and walls that confine, but the prisons inside us all.
It speaks for those who have no choice but to fight for their freedom, carving sanity out of endless night.
Dark, haunting, and uncompromising, this piece confronts injustice head-on and challenges the listener to feel, reflect, and remember.

Prisoner

Can't Hide Country

Ocean Blue

“There comes a point in life where you start askin’ yourself some pretty big questions. You’ve worked hard, built a career, raised a family, chased the dreams, maybe even collected a few titles along the way. But at the end of the day, when you strip all that away, you’re left lookin’ in the mirror and wonderin’ Who am I, really?
This song is about that search not for recognition, not for trophies but for the truth of who we are inside. It’s about realizing we’re more than what we do, more than the labels we carry, and that our story is made up of the love, the struggles, and the moments that define us.
This one’s called ‘Who Am I.’”


Who Am I-2

A Southern folk ballad about realizing the home you’ve been searching for is already within you.

Prisoner

Thoughts and Ones