This is a song about a blind date gone wrong from my third cousin twice-removed, sung to the tune of Luke Bryan's "Knockin' Boots".

How the person you would never expect might be your real savior.

I learned how to swim when my dad threw me into the river. While complaining about him trying to drown me he said, "I don't know what you are bitc7ing about, I had to get out of a burlap sack when my daddy taught me". I said there is a song right there....

This week I worked with three of Nashville's most talented players to track this new demo in the hope of pitching it to current artists such as Jon Pardi, Blake Shelton and possibly even the G-Man! Thank you Brent Rader, Jenee Fleenor and Mike Johnson for another great one!

This song is a parody to Luke Bryan's "One Margarita". You can see the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eo_hD31gR80

This is a story about how life goes on even as we stop to pause and remember those who are gone forever.

Culmination of an idea I had rolling around my head for a little bit. I was humming the melody while at work and it all just came together pretty quickly after that. Ran to my lunchroom and wrote out the rest of the song in 10 minutes or so. I hear a cross-pollination of early Aldean and maybe Strait.

I'll always love you like the best times we had = I'll always love you like Idaho. "idaho" produced by Dave Swanson, Legend Studios, Avon, CT.