Part IV of the nine-song country series.
Dark, cinematic, rural country with sunset grit and real emotion no AI can match.
Written by Hikemike | Lonesome Die Farm Records LLC
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Ain't No AI For That IV

Let It Rain (Celtic Festival Version) is a bright, uplifting Celtic pop-folk anthem celebrating creativity, connection, and music as a blessing shared with the world. Blending Irish folk textures with modern storytelling, the song frames music as joyful rain — summoned from lived experience, open skies, and a guiding heart.

With lively rhythms, soaring melodies, and a communal sing-along spirit, this version is designed for green fields, summer festivals, and hands raised to the sky. It’s hopeful, proud, and life-affirming — music meant to lift spirits, clear the gray, and let the songs fall freely.

Let It Rain (Celtic Festival Version)

Just Smile is a simple, human reminder from the Barstool Prophet — sometimes the smallest kindness carries the biggest weight. Set in a warm Americana saloon atmosphere, the song delivers lived-in wisdom, subtle humor, and a hopeful message: a smile might be the only one someone sees today.

The Barstool Prophet – Just Smile

“Just Smile” is a warm, uplifting Americana song about the quiet power of kindness. Sometimes a smile is the only light someone sees all day — and it works both ways. This song leans into simple human connection, empathy, and the idea that even on your hardest days, choosing kindness can leave a mark that lasts.

Rooted in heartfelt storytelling and plainspoken truth, Just Smile reminds us that you don’t have to fix the whole world — sometimes all it takes is a look that says “you’re not alone.”

This one’s for anyone who’s ever carried more than they let on… and for anyone willing to share a little light.

Just Smile

Here Lie the Ghost Of Bonnie & Clyde is a classic bluegrass folklore ballad that tells the legend of two outlaw lovers after the dust has settled and the road has gone quiet. Built on driving banjo, mournful fiddle, and a high-lonesome male vocal, the song treats Bonnie and Clyde not as criminals, but as ghosts of a restless love that outran its time. Timeless, cinematic, and rooted in Appalachian storytelling tradition, this track feels like an old song rediscovered.

Here Lie the Ghost Of Bonnie & Clyde

The Stone Queen of Béarra is a cinematic Celtic folk ballad told from the voice of an ancient goddess who shapes land, seasons, and time itself. Drawing inspiration from Gaelic mythology and the wild western coast of Ireland and Scotland, the song blends ethereal female vocals, traditional Celtic instrumentation, and modern cinematic production. It’s a story of strength, renewal, and the eternal turning of the world — ancient, powerful, and timeless.

THE STONE QUEEN OF BÉARRA

Honky LaRue is a humorous, toe-tapping Delta country song rooted in real Arkansas duck season culture. Set on a back-porch in the Arkansas Delta, the song tells the story of a rhythm-loving goose named Honky LaRue who shows up every fall alongside migrating birds and Yankee duck hunters. With harmonica-driven grooves, warm storytelling, and lovable characters like Bubba and his boys, the song blends authentic Southern humor with swampy country blues energy. It’s a celebration of place, season, and music — where duck camps turn into dance floors and a goose becomes the bandleader.

Honky LaRue

Straight Outta The Warrior Bottoms is a harmonica-driven Delta country storytelling song rooted in real life in the Arkansas Delta. Set on a back porch during duck season, the song introduces Honky LaRue — a rhythm-loving goose who shows up every fall alongside migrating birds and duck hunters. With humor, warmth, and a foot-stomping groove, the song captures the sound of the Warrior Bottoms: harmonica echoing through the night, boots tapping on wood, and stories that return year after year.

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Honky LaRue Straight Outta The Warrior Bottoms

Straight Outta The Warrior Bottoms II is the follow-up chapter to the Delta storytelling anthem, rooted in the real back-porch culture of the Arkansas Delta. Driven by gritty harmonica, warm night-time porch energy, and tongue-in-cheek humor, the song brings listeners back to the Warrior Bottoms — where duck season, migrating geese, and campfire music collide. Honky LaRue returns as both mascot and bandmate, keeping time while the harmonica tells the truth. It’s rural Americana with heart, humor, and place.

Honky LaRue Straight Outta The Warrior Bottoms II

Honky LaRue Goes On a World Tour marks the beginning of Honky LaRue’s global journey, starting where it all began — the Warrior Bottoms of the Arkansas Delta. Built on harmonica-driven country storytelling and back-porch energy, the song follows a rhythm-loving goose whose Delta groove unexpectedly travels far beyond home. This American edition serves as the origin passport, grounding the world tour in roots, humor, and the sound that started it all.

Honky LaRue Goes On a World Tour

Original parody for entertainment purposes only. Honky LaRue on the Cover of D.U. is a tongue-in-cheek country storytelling parody about a rhythm-loving goose chasing big shows, bigger laughs, and that ultimate dream—landing on the cover of a waterfowl magazine. Built on talk-sing verses, a chant-worthy chorus, and harmonica-forward swagger, the song winks at fame while keeping its boots planted in the Warrior Bottoms. Funny, self-aware, and proudly porch-born.

Honky LaRue on the Cover of D.U.

Hikemike | Lonesome Doe Farm Records LLC
Country, rock & blues storyteller from the East Arkansas Delta.
Fifty years of road songs — real stories, real soul.
Written by Hikemike