This is one of the very first songs that I wrote. While a friend of mine's spouse was deployed overseas, she started dating another soldier. When she got home, she told him she wanted a divorce. That situation inspired this song.

When I was a teen, I would stay up late talking to boyfriends. If the clock hit 11:11 while we were on the phone, we'd make a wish. This song was inspired by past loves and heartbreak.

My uncle, "Pop", passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on Valentine's Day while my aunt was in the hospital. It was a tragic situation, so I wrote this song in memory of him and to help process grief.

This song was inspired by a Mississippi Delta sunset. Someone who is a "ride or die" is someone who is going to stay with you no matter what. This is a love song I wrote about two people who stick it out until the end.

I am very nostalgic. There are people who have come and gone in my life, and I often wonder what life would be like if they were still in it. This song also won 2019 Best Original Song at the Mississippi Music Awards.

This song was inspired by two ex boyfriends (obviously ha). It's an upbeat, sassy song written from the point of view that the girl is doing just fine without them.

This song is several quirky southern phrases we southerns know and use daily all rolled into one, sassy song.