I wrote and recorded this in 1976 when I was a Teamster working in Clinton, Illinois

Whiskey is a standard in Country music. You can hardly hear a country song without it. However, this one approaches from a different angle, and how it can destroy your life, but also how God can deliver you from it. It’s also a “reply” song to Cole Swindell’s “She Ain’t Worth The Whiskey”. This one made it to #26 on Christian Music Weekly Country chart.

Co-write with Jim MacDonald. We’ve had good industry feedback including Curb Records.

Humorous tune about a guy who feels his calling in life is drinking because he’s so good at it.

It started as a reply from always hearing the term “simple life”, thinking there’s got to be another way of saying this. Wrote it around the title. This one is a rough draft but reached #1 (twice) the Christian Music Weekly Country chart. Enjoy.

I started writing Anthem songs with my Co-Writers (listed in the lyrics). I had always wanted to write a song with "America" in the chorus, but not in the title. So....

Came from a song title challenge and man have we got a seriously cool one out of it!!!!

Same old story, this guys tried almost everything together her off his mind but drinking is the only thing that works, and his grammar isn’t the best. Currently on hold at Yellow Dog Music.

It's a "I did it my way" kind of song. If I'd'a taken the advice of everybody that gave it, and lived somebody else's life, I probably would have made a lot more money, but I just lived the life God gave me. It's a good sing-along song, especially the chorus, which is something an artist always wants. I think it's totally cutable.