Walker Hayes - Fancy Like (cover)

I Shouldn't Have Been A Cowboy

Still Here, Still Trying is a record about what it really feels like to carry the weight.
Leadership, fatherhood, marriage — showing up, holding it together, keeping your people safe.
The responsibility to stay strong, even when you feel anything but.

This album is about that quiet fight.
The pressure of being the one who’s supposed to keep moving forward, even on the days when the ground feels shaky beneath you.
It’s about doubt. About failing forward. About learning that strength doesn’t always look like confidence — sometimes it looks like exhaustion and still choosing to stay.

These songs live in the space between love and pressure. Between exhaustion and hope. Between being who you want to be and fearing you’ll never quite measure up.
They speak to the weight of holding a family together while trying to hold yourself together too.
But more than anything, they’re about staying.
Choosing home. Choosing love.
Choosing to keep trying.

The bonus track at the end — “I See You (Even When You Don’t)” — is from her side of the story.
It’s a reminder that the people who love us see through the armor, through the weight, through the bullshit.
They know how hard we’re trying.
They love us for it anyway.

Still here. Still fighting. Still trying.

Home at the End of the Day

In the hush where dawn unfolds its wings I wander through the fields of fading gold Whispers of the earth beneath my feet Calling out the secrets I have yet to know...

Roar Roar My Wind

Waiting to heal from the past. The future awaits.

I'll Be Waiting

This is a song about paddling  the river of life. We’re both the river itself, and the person who navigates it.

Lone Kayaker #1

Acoustic, male vocals, emotional delivery, could be tribute to father or man

The Bridge

King Of The World

Run For My Whiskey

Lord, See My Pain

“Name This Hunger” is a quiet, human anthem about learning meaning through kindness. A warm baritone tells the story with fingerpicked acoustic guitar, pump-organ undertones, brushed snare, and bowed metal swells. The imagery is tactile—bowl, spoon, bridge, river—grounding a chorus built to be sung together. For night drives, small rooms, and anyone who needs a gentle word that still carries weight.

Name This Hunger

Diamond in the Rough

Been playing in a Country Band for over 25 years

Diamond in the Rough

Nitro Express

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