“Elizabeth’s Dusty Highway” in a Taylor Swift style—blending her signature storytelling with a mix of country roots and modern pop-folk vibes. Think “Betty” meets “You Belong With Me”, with a touch of “The Best Day” sentimentality. This version leans into vivid imagery, personal nostalgia, and a strong emotional core.

“Elizabeth’s Wildflower Road”
(A Taylor Swift-Style Ballad)

[Verse 1]
She was born where the mountains kiss the sky,
February frost, but a fire inside,
Keith’s little girl with a dreamer’s hand,
Quilts in the window, stitched with her plans.
Married her love in a white lace glow,
Four little hearts, watched them all grow.

[Chorus]
She’s a wildflower in the wind,
Drivin’ fast where the road begins,
Dark hair flyin’, soul untamed,
Elizabeth’s highway calls her name.

[Verse 2]
Tyman, London, Styles, and Liza call her home,
Grandkids’ laughter echoes through the phone.
She’s danced through storms, chased the sun,
Never afraid of what’s to come.
From desert sands to Paris rain,
She found her heart, she stayed the same.

[Chorus]
She’s a wildflower in the wind,
Drivin’ fast where the road begins,
Dark hair flyin’, soul untamed,
Elizabeth’s highway calls her name.

[Bridge]
And oh, late-night runs with Jolene in tow,
Walmart lights like a neon glow,
Cocoa’s gone, but her love remains,
Some things fade, but some don’t change.

[Verse 3]
Holidays sparkle in her warm embrace,
Her kindness lights up every place.
Brown eyes shining through the years,
A fighter, a lover, hiding her tears.
She’s lived so loud, she’s loved so strong,
Her road still stretches on.

[Final Chorus]
She’s a wildflower in the wind,
Drivin’ fast where the road begins,
Dark hair flyin’, soul untamed,
Elizabeth’s highway calls her name.

[Outro]
So turn up the music, let the good times play,
She’s a rebel heart in her own sweet way.
From Tunis nights to Nova’s shore,
She’s a wildflower forevermore.

This version brings a nostalgic yet uplifting feel, mixing Taylor Swift’s classic country storytelling with her modern folk-pop lyricism. It’s intimate, poetic, and full of personal warmth, making Elizabeth’s journey feel like a timeless ballad.


Elizabeth's Wildflower Road

Inspired by Utah Leads the Nation in Protecting Kids https://politicit.com/utah-leads-the-nation-in-protecting-kids-online/

Utah Parents Stand Tall

A Conversation with Speaker Mike Schultz: Insights into Utah’s Future
https://politicit.com/a-conversation-with-speaker-mike-schultz-insights-into-utahs-future/
“Boots in Both Worlds”
(inspired by Speaker Mike Schultz and Utah’s Future)

[Verse 1]
He was born where the corn meets the mountain wind,
Hooper roots, deep as the fence line bends.
Milkin’ cows at dawn, twelve years old,
With a dream in his heart and hands in the cold.
Sun-up to sun-down, he earned every callus,
From the barnyard dust to the statehouse palace.

[Chorus]
He’s got boots in both worlds, dirt and the dome,
From ridin’ herd to raisin’ votes back home.
Built his life with a hammer and a prayer,
Now he’s buildin’ schools with the same kind of care.
He ain’t forgot where he came from—he won’t let go,
He’s a rancher, a builder, a leader who knows—
That Utah runs on heart, and he’s fuelin’ the spark,
With boots in both worlds and a flame in the dark.

[Verse 2]
Started roofin’ houses just outta school,
Learned how to lead by breakin’ every rule.
Framed his future with a mentor’s hand,
Turned grit and grace into a lifelong plan.
Got a “wannabe cowboy” soul, but that ain’t fake,
He’s got daughters in the rodeo raisin’ the stakes.

[Chorus]
He’s got boots in both worlds, grit and a grin,
One in the field, one in the Capitol spin.
Talkin’ tech trades and the power grid light,
Fightin’ for kids and the welders at night.
He’s pushin’ bills with the same old drive
That once got him up for the 3 a.m. milkin’ life.

[Bridge]
Now he’s standin’ tall where the sagebrush sings,
Talkin’ nuclear power and higher ed things.
Sayin’ cut the waste, let the welders rise,
Give our kids a trade and stars in their eyes.
He ain’t just talk—he’s lived every line,
With a back that’s broke and a spirit that shines.

[Chorus]
Yeah, he’s got boots in both worlds, soul and steel,
From ridin’ the range to signin’ what’s real.
He’s settin’ the course for the Beehive State,
Makin’ sure no kid’s dream comes late.
He won’t forget the folks down that old farm track,
‘Cause a man like that never turns his back.

[Outro]
So here’s to Schultz and that Utah sky,
To the welders, the dreamers, the ones who try.
With a heart full of faith and a voice that’s heard,
He’s a cowboy, a speaker, a man of his word.
With boots in both worlds… and eyes on the herd.

Boots in Both Worlds (inspired by Speaker Mike Schultz and Utah’s Future)

The Renaissance of American Art: Sabin Howard and the Grand Liberty Arch, A Monument for Our Time
https://politicit.com/john-johnson-welcomes-the-modern-day-michelangelo-sabin-howard-on-the-politicit-podcast/

 “The Arch We’re Building Now”

[Verse 1 – soft and acoustic]
There’s a voice in the stone, and it’s calling us home,
To a past carved in bronze and in fire.
From the arches of Rome to a soldier alone,
We remember what truth can inspire.

He walked through the war with a chisel and flame,
Made the silent ones speak from the clay.
Every scar on their face tells the shape of our grace,
In the dawn of a new-found way.

[Verse 2 – slow build, electric begins to rise]
Now the skyline is bare, and we’re gasping for air,
In a culture that’s torn at the seam.
But a sculptor appears, through the rubble and years,
With a torch for the nation’s dream.

He says, “Liberty stands in the work of the hands,
In the hero who marches alone.
Not for fortune or fame, but the soul in the flame—
In the echo of boots on the stone.”

[Bridge – tempo shift, drums kick in]
And we’re building an arch through the silence,
A doorway to memory and light—
With figures who whisper of valor,
And faces that rise from the night.

[Verse 3 – soaring vocals, electric full tilt]
The journey he sculpts is the journey we take,
From the cradle of pain to the vow that we make.
With a helm passed down to the sons yet to come,
And the hymn of the fallen sung loud as a drum.

[Chorus – anthemic, echoing “And she’s buying a stairway…”]
And we’re carving an archway to heaven,
Where the stories and souls intertwine.
It’s not just a dream or illusion—
It’s a mirror of something divine.

[Outro – soft again, fading, like the original]
In the hush of the square where the sacred still stirs,
He lays bare what the world tried to hide.
Through bronze and through time, he gives voice to the line—
And the arch will not fall… though the critics have lied.

The Arch We’re Building Now

The Renaissance of American Art: Sabin Howard and the Grand Liberty Arch, A Monument for Our Time
https://politicit.com/john-johnson-welcomes-the-modern-day-michelangelo-sabin-howard-on-the-politicit-podcast/

“The Monument We Make”

[Verse 1 – Soft acoustic guitar, fingerpicked]
There’s a voice in the stone, and it speaks to the soul,
In the hush of the twilight, when the liberty tolls.
We have wandered through time, with our memories bare,
But the marble remembers what we leave in the air.

In the ruins of the noise, in the fracture and flame,
We once built from the silence, and carved out a name.
From the ashes of war to the light of the dome,
The spirit was battered—but the soul wandered home.

[Verse 2 – Mandolin joins, tone begins to rise]
There’s a sculptor in South Philly who heard the world break,
He laid down his chisel for the nation’s own sake.
At four o’ one, he answered the call—
Not to escape, but to carry it all.

Through the weight of the bronze, and the forms that he cast,
He gave us a future, by shaping the past.
Each figure a prayer, each posture a psalm,
For the wounded who rage, and the fallen who calm.

[Bridge – Electric guitar swells in gently]
And she stands on the edge—his daughter in bronze,
A question in metal, where the future belongs.
Will she walk through the ruins or rise from the flame?
Will she whisper of freedom, or forget the name?

[Verse 3 – Full band slowly begins to build]
From Gettysburg graves to the Rushmore skies,
From the torch on the harbor to where silence cries,
When the world lost its faith, and the shadows grew cold,
We reached for the hammers, and remembered the gold.

This is not for the vain, not for power or praise,
But the truth in the hands that still shape through the haze.
The arch that is coming will not kneel or plea—
It will lift up the spirit that still dares to be free.

[Climax – Guitar solo builds, voice soars]
So raise up the stone and the spirit inside—
The monument waits where the memory hides.
It is carved in the hearts that refuse to forget,
And it rises like dawn over silence and debt.

[Outro – Return to acoustic, soft, haunting]
There’s a voice in the stone, and it whispers again,
Of a people who strive, not for glory, but when
The sky turns to ash, and the road seems unclear—
They build what endures…
And the soul reappears.

“The Monument We Make”

Meet Tiara Auxier: A New Voice in Utah’s House of Representatives District 4
https://politicit.com/tiara-auxier-utah-house-of-representatives-district-4-in-studio-on-the-politicit-podcast/
 
“Face to Face (The Tiara Auxier Song)”

[Verse 1]
She grew up under Utah skies,
With Draper dreams and mama’s eyes.
A heart for books, a head for facts,
She balanced babies and income tax.
Didn’t chase some high-rise view,
She chased what’s honest, tried and true.

[Pre-Chorus]
From PTA to late-night math,
She found her fight on a winding path.
And when her county called her name,
She showed up strong and staked her claim.

[Chorus]
It’s that face-to-face, boots on the ground,
Knockin’ doors in a small-town round.
No big machine, no fancy fame,
Just a mother with a mission and a family name.
Talked to the people, made her stand,
With a Bible, a ballot, and calloused hands.
She’s proof the good still win the race—
When it’s done face to face.

[Verse 2]
Wrote truth in ink on college days,
The only red voice in a sea of gray.
She stood for virtue, stood for youth,
Quoted Jefferson and spoke the truth.
Now in the chamber, she holds her ground,
Fighting hidden taxes pound for pound.

[Pre-Chorus]
She ain’t in it for the praise,
Just the kids in rural place.
She sees a school and thinks of more—
Books, ideas, and open doors.

[Chorus]
It’s that face-to-face, boots on the ground,
A mother’s voice in the marble sound.
No lobbyists, no high-paid crew,
Just a woman with a will to do what’s true.
She lifts the schools, she cuts the waste,
Knows AP classes matter just the same.
And she’s changing things at her own pace—
Doing it face to face.

[Bridge]
She don’t need a spotlight’s glow,
She shines in quiet, steady flow.
From Rich to Summit, Morgan too,
She’s walking halls to fight for you.

[Final Chorus]
So here’s to grace, and grit, and heart,
To women changin’ things from the start.
It ain’t always fast, it ain’t always loud,
But it’s rooted deep, and it’s real proud.
Yeah, she’s carving truth into this place—
One vote, one kid, one honest case…
All done face to face.

[Outro]
Face to face…
Like a sunrise shining on hometown grace. 



“Face to Face (The Tiara Auxier Song)”

For the episode airing on Friday, August 8, 2025, Liam Jones and Jessica Adams dissect three of the day's most pressing political stories. The hosts clash over a federal judge's decision to block the administration's birthright citizenship order, debating the rule of law versus humanitarian concerns. They also dive into the economic implications of new tariffs, with Liam arguing for long-term economic sovereignty and Jessica highlighting the immediate impact on working families. Finally, they tackle a significant Supreme Court ruling on parental rights and education, pitting the rights of parents against the integrity of the public school system.

Friday, August 8, 2025, Liam Jones and Jessica Adams dissect three pressing political stories.

Medical Freedom on Trial: Dr. Kirk Moore’s Story on the PoliticIt Podcast
https://politicit.com/dr-kirk-moore-was-charged-in-a-fake-vax-card-case-charges-were-later-dropped/

[Verse 1 – The Trial ]
Five days in the courtroom,
Bright lights, a jury’s stare.
Fraud and destruction they named me,
But the truth was never there.
I turned every night with no sleeping,
Wondering what they would say.
When you send it all to a jury,
You pray the fear goes away.

[Chorus]
“It ends today…
The shadow lifts, the chains give way.
It ends today…
If conscience is silenced, then freedom decays.
It ends today.”

⸻

[Verse 2 – The Collapse]
At 8:30 the call broke the silence,
“Kirk, they’re dropping the case.”
I fell on the floor with my mother,
Tears of relief on my face.
They said the prosecutors resisted,
But higher voices had their say.
Pam Bondi’s words came like thunder:
“It ends today.”

[Chorus – Rising]
“It ends today…
The weight is lifted, the fear gives way.
It ends today…
We’re not the same when courage stays.
It ends today.”

⸻

[Verse 3 – His Motive]
“I never gave anyone a card or a shot,
They didn’t come asking for.
I never lied, I never schemed,
Never kept their records stored.
I lost more than I ever gained,
Paid my staff with my own hand.
I did it for the children,
Because it’s the right thing — I’ll stand.”

⸻

[Verse 4 – Early Treatment]
“There is nothing in medicine
We don’t try to reach too soon.
But they told them to stay home,
Wait till you’re dying in the room.
I turned to the treatments,
HCQ then ivermectin came.
With vitamins, with early care,
To heal the dying flame.”

⸻

[Bridge – Pam Bondi’s Words]
“At my direction,
The Justice Department lets this go.
Dr. Moore gave his patients a choice,
When the government said ‘no.’
He did not deserve the prison years,
Freedom lights the way.
Dr. Moore gave his patients a choice —
It ends today.”

⸻

[Verse 5 – The Crowd]
Crowds filled the courthouse,
Their voices broke the rain.
Neighbors, families, strangers,
All saying justice must remain.
They flew to Washington,
They carried letters in their hands.
I’ll never forget their courage,
They helped me rise again.

⸻

[Final Chorus – Anthemic]
“It ends today…
Stand for the voiceless, don’t turn away.
It ends today…
Victory for one lights the way.
It ends today…
Do not comply when the soul says stay.
It ends today.”

[Outro – Quiet, Prayerful]
“It’s a victory for us,
But it’s a victory for humanity.
We’ve got to pay it forward,
Keep pressing on our authorities.
It ends today…”

Boots in Both Worlds (inspired by Speaker Mike Schultz and Utah’s Future)

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