Full Video play list https://youtu.be/qWUsDICZ9r0?si=RVH67XCikLtP0vMq "Six in the Morning" is a conversation at dawn. The sun is rising on a new day, and on a new generation—your granddaughter is here. This song is a father’s attempt to bridge the silence between his own upbringing and the man his son has become. The lyrics are a quiet confession of a love that was always carried, never said: "Some men don’t say I love you, but they carry it the same... in the work of their hands, in the weight of their name." It’s about translating a military-tinted, stoic love into a language your son can both inherit and improve upon. It’s the passing of a torch, not of trauma, but of a duty to love more freely than the generation before. Musically, it’s stark, intimate, and reverent—a folk song built for a single lamp on a kitchen table. The focus is on the words, on the unspoken apology and the hopeful instruction wrapped inside it. For any father who has ever struggled to find the words, or any son who has ever wondered what his father was truly thinking. This is that thought, put to music.more