A struggling small town bears the scars of hard times and people leaving, but its resilience lives on. Through faded landmarks, working-class grit, and enduring hope, the road becomes a symbol of survival, connection, and carrying on.

A compassionate country ballad that humanizes homelessness and hardship, following everyday people on the edge of survival. Through empathy and lived experience, it asks how close any of us are to needing a cardboard sign that says, “Anything Helps.”

Here's EXACTLY why we should NEVER let AI write our songs.{perfect or not, insert PUKE here - LOL} This one's more in the vein and voice of Robert.





I think it was Miranda who said, "It takes all kinds of kinds.".

A song with Shane’s voice in mind.

One peaceful afternoon when I wasn't feeling great, I sat alone at the end of Megansett Pier. I was reminded how lucky I was to live in such a beautiful place and and how all my troubles go away when I get over the bridge and closer to the water. It was then and there that I laid all my burdens down.

A song I wrote with my band WEEDS. We were a country/alt band here in Los Angeles. It's about a couple growing apart.