My Debut country music album. Like someone else I admire, I mixed Southern Rock and country. That's just what I did.

235 Life

Fair Winds and Following seas

Here For The Drinks

Man I Used to Be

well my bones are barely breathin'
and my soul's too tired to fire
there's a few things I been needin'
make me less of a liar

all your favorite stories
almost come undone
if they ever say they gonna make you pay
don't let 'em see your gun

when everybody's askin' you
don't wanna let 'em down
you don't know what you been doin' wrong
you just know you're too tired for town

been packin' up a dead man's house
better you than me my dear
but better's just a thing they say
like better luck next year

so cross me off your list
our paths won't cross again
I'll be fine just bidin' time
got one too many friends

everybody gave up askin'
when you'll come around
so let this be a lesson even
if you don't write it down
you got to know when it's time to go
and when you're too tired for town

too tired for town

when everybody's askin' you
don't wanna let 'em down
you don't know what you been doin' wrong
you just know you're too tired for town

too tired for town
too tired for town

too tired for town (Dwight Knight)

Home Is Where The Heart Is

This song track presents a familiar bit of Americana with a Folk Rock ballad dedicated to the Acela Train: "Rolling Rails to New York" is a nostalgic ode to the train ride from Boston to New York aboard the Amtrak Acela. The song captures the essence of high-speed train travel, gliding high above the bustling streets, bypassing traffic, and uniting passengers across all classes—coach, business, and first class. With vivid imagery of the café car offering Hebrew National hot dogs and mac and cheese (served separately, of course), the lyrics celebrate the shared experience of reaching the destination together. The song concludes with a heartfelt farewell to the Acela as it continues its route to Washington, D.C., blending humor, romance, and the timeless charm of train travel.

Rolling Rails to New York: The Amtrak Acela Train

When My Time Comes

"One Acre, One Fire" is a feel-good country song that wraps you in the warmth of simple living, quiet nights, and the beauty of slowing down. With chill vibes and heartfelt lyrics, it paints the picture of an easygoing evening by the fire, under a sky full of stars, surrounded by good friends and even better memories. It’s about finding peace in the small things—letting go of the rush, breathing in the stillness, and feeling lighter than ever before. Whether you're out on the lake, grilling with friends, or just dreaming of a place to escape, this song is the perfect soundtrack for your next laid-back night. Take a deep breath, soak it in—this is what life’s all about. 🌲✨🔥

An acre at a time

You don’t rush, and I never had to run.
You speak slow, like a song just begun.
The way you breathe feels like a rhyme,
And every word you say redefines time.
I never knew love could move this well…
But maybe— time will tell.
We don’t need to draw the lines too fast,
The best kind of stories never rush past.
Time will tell if we’re made to stay,
If we fit the silence the same way.
No need for vows, no neon signs,
Just your hand slowly finding mine.
And if love is real, it leaves a trail…
We’ll follow it home— time will tell.
Your laugh lingers like morning light,
Waking up corners I’d tucked out of sight.
And I’ve been wrong about so many things—
But not the sound when your heart sings.
Maybe I’m learning how to dwell…
Where it’s calm enough to let time tell.
I won’t pretend I’ve seen the end…
But you feel like the start I’d choose again.
Time will tell if it’s love we found,
If our names stay safe in each other’s sound.
I won’t write tomorrow with too much ink,
Let’s leave space for whatever we think.
If this is more than just a spell…
Let it hold. Let it breathe. Time will tell.
You don’t need to promise the sky—
You’re here. And so am I.
Time will tell what we’ll become,
But I already know—you’re the one.
No fire, no rush, no grand parade—
Just love, like morning that wants to stay.
And if someday’s written where we dwell…
Then I’m all in—– 
Time will tell.

Time Will Tell

THEY NEVER SAID GOOD-BYE
Lyrics & Music By
JR Greely
Copyright: 1991


A hot and humid July night,
My Dad had slipped away.
I never did quite figure out
why things had gone astray.
The thing that hurt the most,
and put tear drops in my eyes.
Were the words he left unspoken.
Dad never said good-bye.


My Momma worked a factory job,
she tried to make ends meet.
I never had the finer things,
like the kids from down the street.
She left with out a word,
with no rhyme or reason why.
It isn't all the things I missed,
Mom never said good-bye.

CHORUS
There was no card or letter,
no call on the telephone.
Did they run with other lovers,
did they need time on their own.
Was it something I have said or done,
there's many questions why,
I wish I had the answers,
but they never said good-bye.

BRIDGE-MALE
We need to have a Mom and Dad,
cuz each one plays a part,

BRIDGE-FEMALE
To comfort, love, and polish,
a little corner of our hearts.

FINAL CHORUS
There was no card or letter,
no call on the telephone.
Just broken hearts and promises,
is all that's left of home.
We need to have a Mom and Dad,
cuz each one plays a part,
To comfort, love, polish,
a little corner of our hearts.

TAG 
We need to have a Mom and Dad,
cuz each one plays a part ..........
To comfort, love, and polish.
a little corner of our hearts.




They Never Said Goodbye

Trouble (I’d like to get into)
timothymichaelmusic
31 JAN 2023

V1.
Looks like you’re here alone
Messin’ with your phone
And your strawberry margarita
Ball cap down low
Hiding your smoke show
And hopin’ nobody sees ya
But you caught my eye
And I’m not sure why
But I’m gonna take a chance
Your next drink’s on me
‘cos I’d like to see
If I can have this dance

Chorus
You’re the kind of trouble
I’d like to get into.
Not the kind for pickup lines
But girl I’ve had a few
Been on the sideline such a long time
So I’m long overdue
And you’re the kind of trouble
I’d like to get into.

V2.
There’s great music here
I’ve been nursing this beer
But this is something to explore
Might be love at first glance
A one night romance
But I think it’s something more
I’m trying to be smooth
Like I’ve got nothin’ to prove
But you hold all the power
Once you’re in my arms
I’m turning on the charm
I tipped the band to play another hour

Chorus
You’re the kind of trouble
I’d like to get into.
Not the kind for pickup lines
But girl I’ve had a few
Been on the sideline such a long time
So I’m long overdue
And you’re the kind of trouble
I’d like to get into.

Bridge
Been watching you for a while
And I’m liking what I see
You got that kind of dangerous smile
That spells trouble with a capital T

Chorus
You’re the kind of trouble
I’d like to get into.
Not the kind for pickup lines
But girl I’ve had a few
Been on the sideline such a long time
So I’m long overdue.
And you’re the kind of trouble
I’d like to get into.

You’re the kind of trouble
I’d like to get into.

You’re the kind of trouble
I’d like to get into








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