COUNTRY SOUND Times change, the scenery changes, friends leave to new lives away, some stay. LYRICS: Corner of Main Where the sport shop was Now it's glass and chrome Some small boutique I don't know They squeezed a bank there too Where the sport shop was Glass and chrome now shine Where racks of sneakers stood What happened to our favorite pub With Peg behind the bar, she was so brave Your name carved in the bathroom stall Like we were never coming back to The Cave Some great friends gone Scattered like ash on the wind We can't bring back that feeling But I still walk where we've been Saw your old house With a stranger's car out front Funny how the paint's still blue But the laughter's gone blunt What happened to our favorite pub The jukebox jamming on track three You shouting over Friday noise Promising you'd never leave Our favorite pub, where we shared our dreams, Now a shadow of what it used to seem. Friends have drifted like leaves in the breeze, Leaving traces in the heart, but never to cease. Some great friends gone Scattered like ash on the wind We can't bring back that feeling But I still walk where we've been These places full of memories Cling like smoke in my clothes I turn the key in my front door Still half-expecting one of your jokes Maybe growing up is just Losing one street at a time But I keep your voice Tucked deep into the back of my mind What happened to our favorite pub With Peg behind the bar, she was so brave Your name carved in the bathroom stall Like we were never coming back to The Cave Some great friends gone Scattered like ash on the wind I trace the map of the old neighborhood And let the memories linger in Where the sportshop was I stand and stare Nothing looks the same But I still find you there more

Track for all those including myself who served in Iraq...lost friends and left part of themselves out there in the desert...now just #Shadowsinthesand Please give it a listen and follow on Spotify : )more

A gritty modern country ballad built on warm acoustic guitar, steady drums, and soulful steel. This song lives in the space between boyhood and manhood, wrestling with pride, mistakes, faith, and the weight of carrying a father’s name while still finding your own road. Raw storytelling and honest vocals give it a deep, lived-in feel, growing from quiet reflection into a powerful chorus about grace, growth, and becoming the man you were meant to be. Still learning. Still growing. Still becoming. #countrymusic #outlawcountry #altcountry #independentcountry #realcountry #storysong #americana #singersongwritermore