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,

Red Dirt Blues

Ain't In It For My Health

South Of Sanity

How I Like My Women

A man watches as his wife becomes self-absorbed through self-development.

The Dead Eye Scrolls

“Back For Me” is a quiet, powerful meditation on the humility and grace that come when a lost love finds its way home—years, even decades, after goodbye. It’s not a song about regret. It’s a song about enduring love—the kind that lives in silence, matures with time, and returns not with fanfare, but with truth.

With aching vocals and a timeless folk-rock arrangement, Tim Cooney captures the emotional reckoning of being seen again by someone who once knew your soul—and still does. Part of The Journeyman soundtrack, this track echoes the memoir’s central theme: it’s never too late to begin again.

The Journeyman Vol II

Back For Me

Curtain

The official worktape for Trey Pendley's "Drunk As Any Rich Man"

Drunk As Any Rich Man (Worktape)

The official worktape to Trey Pendley's "The Dog"