Driving rhythm rock song, male vocals about break up

Side Storm

Good Woman

Still Swingin'

Power And Poison

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[Verse 1]
The pines are leaning
The wind’s low hum
Shadows stretch where the deer don’t run
A creek carves quiet through the dirt and stone
Whispered secrets of a life unknown

[Chorus]
Oh
Whispered pines
Tell me why
Do you bow your heads when the clouds drift by?
Is it sorrow or just the weight of time?
Oh
Whispered pines
You’re a friend of mine

[Verse 2]
The earth breathes heavy when the sun sinks low
An amber tide
A gilded glow
The air holds stories
But it won’t stay still
It wraps around you
Bends to its will

[Prechorus]
Do you hear it calling
Soft and true?
The world spins slower when it’s only you

[Chorus]
Oh
Whispered pines
Tell me why
Do you bow your heads when the clouds drift by?
Is it sorrow or just the weight of time?
Oh
Whispered pines
You’re a friend of mine

[Bridge]
If I could fold into your roots
Grow tall
Grow quiet
Let go of youth
Would I find peace in the morning dew
Or would the storms still tear me through?
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Whispered Pines
Word Waves

Whispered Pines (Friend of Mine)

CBGB 10:13:25

“Singin’ the Old Time Way” is a joyful bluegrass celebration of faith, hope, and the timeless hymns that shaped generations. This foot-stompin’, banjo-pickin’, fiddle-ringin’ gospel tune weaves together the heart of classic hymns like Standing on the Rock of Ages, Power in the Blood, Beulah Land, and I’ll Fly Away — reminding us that the old songs still carry eternal truth.

It’s the sound of front porch worship, Sunday morning revival, and mountain air filled with hallelujahs.
So clap your hands, tap your boots, and sing along — because heaven’s still rejoicing every time the old songs play!

Featured Hymns Referenced:

Rock of Ages (Augustus Toplady, 1776)

There Is Power in the Blood (Lewis E. Jones, 1899)

Blessed Redeemer (Avis Christiansen, 1920)

Leaning on the Everlasting Arms (Elisha Hoffman, 1887)

Beulah Land (Edgar Page Stites, 1876)

I’ll Fly Away (Albert E. Brumley, 1929)

Victory in Jesus (E.M. Bartlett, 1939)

Psalm 95:1–2 — “Come, let us sing for joy to the Lord; let us shout aloud to the Rock of our salvation.”

1 Corinthians 15:57 — “Thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.”

Isaiah 35:10 — “And the ransomed of the Lord shall return... everlasting joy shall be upon their heads.”

John 14:2 — “In my Father’s house are many mansions.”

1 Thessalonians 4:17 — “Then we who are alive... will be caught up together... to meet the Lord in the air.”

Singing the Old Time Way

Contemporary Christian Music; Gospel; Worship

A’int Nothin Gonna Steal My Joy

The Belchertown Police Department stated that a disabled train has blocked off the Bay Road intersection at approximately 1:45 p.m. on Wednesday. The delay is expected to be significant before the road reopens. 


Verse 1
Bay Road's blocked and the lights all flash,
Engines hum in a waiting dash.
Folks on their phones, trying to explain,
“We're stuck again behind that train.”

Chorus
Belchertown Breakdown, steel on steel,
Crossbars down and the world stands still.
Traffic backed up half a mile,
Belchertown Breakdown, stuck for a while.

Verse 2
Kids in the backseat start to whine,
Farmer's truck stuck in the line.
Postman sighs, “Guess it's that day,”
The rails decide when we can play.

Chorus
Belchertown Breakdown, steel on steel,
Crossbars down and the world stands still.
Engines idling, tempers rise,
Belchertown Breakdown under gray skies.

Bridge
One-forty-five, the clock hands freeze,
A whistle echoes through the trees.
Rust and rhythm rule the town,
Till the signal lifts and the gates come down.

Final Chorus
Belchertown Breakdown, we'll roll again,
Stories start where the road meets the train.
Patience learned on a Wednesday line,
Belchertown Breakdown, you'll be fine.

Belchertown Breakdown

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Power And Poison

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