A raw, bluesy confession of love lost and lessons learned—where regret isn’t a weakness, but the melody.

Songs of Regret

Song Description – Elohim’s Lament
A slow-burning, smoky country ballad where the Divine sings to Itself through the voice of a broken soul. Elohim’s Lament is the sound of the sacred forgetting, one who once held the stars in their mouth, now sitting alone in a dark room, remembering what was lost when the body forgot the soul. With gentle guitar, weeping steel, and whispered breath, this song carries the ache of a god exiled in flesh, longing for the unity of He, She, and Them in the One. It’s not just a song, it’s a confession across lifetimes.

Elohim's Lament (Remastered) (Remix)

So much trouble

I Don’t Know

Female vocals, country, acoustic, calming, positive song

Where The Willows Lean

My New Album Delta Dusk & Soul will be releases on a streaming platforms November 6th. This is a sneak preview for SoundCloud only. Let me know what is your most memorable song!

Chasin’ Nothin‘

A gritty Texas blues anthem straight from the heart of the desert.
“Texas Blues Run” is all dust, fire, and soul — born in barrooms, forged on backroads, and carried by a voice that’s seen it all.

Dirty guitars cry over shuffle drums and whiskey-soaked harmonica lines, while the vocals burn with the truth of a man who keeps fighting through the storm.
It’s raw, restless, and defiant — the kind of song that bleeds honesty with every note.

Perfect for late-night drives, smoky bars, or anyone who’s lived through the blues and came out louder.
The road is long — but the blues never die.

🎧 Genre: Texas Blues / Southern Rock
🔥 Mood: Fiery, soulful, restless
🎸 For fans of: Stevie Ray Vaughan, ZZ Top, Gary Clark Jr., Joe Bonamassa

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Where The Willows Lean

Heart On Fire