Beginning to End

Worth the Fight

Kissing Overtime

NEED ME (plutopoison)

Tune I wrote about my family’s exodus from California to a place where the grass is greener.

Don’t Bury Me (In California)

Featuring Morgan Hannaford on dobro, Bruce Turgon on bass and Joe Misztal on drums

Roadside Attraction

The Anchor

Love Problems

Livin’ The Lake Life          Writer: Jim Groves


(V1) Throwed out more hooks 
Than anyone in Nashville ever wrote
On a lake that shines like glass
In an old bass boat that barely floats
When that bobber hits the water
I’ll have a cold beer in my hand
All covered up with Banana Boat
Cooler full of day drinkin’ plans

(C1) I could spend my life out on a lake
Where it’s just me and some fish
Gettin’ higher than any bird can fly
Buzzin’ like the bees…
Watch a tequila sunrise, warm that southern breeze
Just me in a boat
Feelin’ alright, hmm mm
Livin’ the lake life

(V2) I’ve drank so much beer out here
I could make this old boat float
My cure for sick of workin’
Is the lake beer antidote

(Pre) Day drinkin’, my 8 hours away
Hell yeah man,
Life is good…

(C2) I could spend my life out on a lake
Where it’s just me and some fish
Getting’ higher than any bird can fly
Buzzin’ like the bees…
Watch a tequila sunrise, warm that southern breeze
Just me in a boat
Feelin’ all right 
Livin’ the lake life
Yeah just livin’…

(Br) When they reach down to take my soul
I’m gonna bring this old bass boat
Drink a beer with some ol’ lost friends, 
in our new fav’rite fishin’ hole 
mm hmm, Until then…

(C3) I’m gonna spend my life out on a lake 
Where it’s just me and some fish
Gettin’ higher than any bird can fly
Buzzin’ like the bees…
Watch a tequila sunrise, warm that southern breeze
Yeah, just me in a boat
Feelin’ all right
Keepin’ my cooler full of ice-cold Miller Lite
livin’ the lake life
yeah man I’m just livin’ the lake life 
Just livin’…
Livin’ the lake life

LIVIN THE LAKE LIFE

Pro Tools

Memories


I’m six hours deep in a twelve-hour shift,
Sweat on my brow...
Lord, I can’t live like this.
Tired hands are achin...
My boots are worn thin...
I’m just prayin... for the strength to get up and do it again...


Every damn day... I’m breakin my back...
Money runs out while the bills just stack...
I’m workin my life for a dollar I can’t keep...
And I get home too tired and just fall asleep...
too beat to eat...

Life is a struggle I can’t walk away...
Workin these hours every damn day...


The boss man don’t see the toll it all takes...
Dreams fall apart with each step that I make...
But I keep on pushin on...
no choice in the fight...
I trade all my days just to make it through the night...


Every damn day... I’m breakin my back,
Money runs out while the bills just stack...
I’m workin’ my life for a dollar I can’t keep...
And I get home too tired...
And... too beat to eat...
Life is a struggle I can’t walk away...
Workin these hours every damn day...


Maybe someday... 
I’ll find a new road,
Lay down this burden...
set down the load...
But ‘til that day comes...
I’ll shoulder the weight...
Hopin tomorrow don’t come too late.



Every damn day... I’m breakin’ my back,
Money runs out while the bills just stack...
I’m workin’ my life for a dollar I can’t keep...
And I get home too tired...
Too beat to eat...
Life is a struggle I can’t walk away...
Workin’ these hours every damn day…
Every damn day...



Every Damn Day

"Old Montana" is a country-rap anthem that blends gritty realism with heartfelt nostalgia, telling the story of a beloved land transformed by wealth, fantasy, and rising costs. Beneath the surface of designer boots and luxury ranches, the track reveals a deeper truth — that the real Montana still fights to survive in its people, its land, and its unbreakable spirit.

Old Montana

Building on the first album, the Beau Williams Band's second album deepens its roots in Southern rock, country, and folk while venturing into new sonic territories and genres. The conceptual feel-good journey continues, this time exploring the themes of nostalgia, growth, and the unbreakable bonds of community. The live jam session feel is still very much present.
The intricate guitar work and layered harmonies remain a signature element, and the album offers a dynamic range, from foot-stomping, front-porch sing-alongs that evoke a sense of shared history to intimate, soulful tracks that feel like a quiet conversation between old friends. It’s a perfect companion for a late-night drive home, a walk through a familiar landscape, or simply savouring a moment of quiet reflection.


Love Problems

Ashton Elvis

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