Original Songs
In the sun-dappled whirl of firefly chases and county fair sparks, "Foolin' Around (And Findin' Out!)" romps through a cheeky country reel where playful pranks and flour-dusted twirls in the kitchen bloom into forever flames—barefoot kids grown into rain-splashed sweethearts, discovering that love's wildest thrill ain't in the chase, but in the giggles that turn "just messin' around" into "made for you." A sassy spin on FAFO's bite, this toe-tappin' anthem proves every silly splash leads straight to the heart's true home.
In the heartfelt haze of a honky-tonk lament, "Broken Heart Blues" croons the gut-wrenching ache of love's cruel aftermath—where old flames flicker back into view, stirring ghosts of "we're okay" lies and stolen walks, only to vanish into new lives that leave you stranded in the dust. This raw country heart-breaker pulses with the relentless throb of can't-shake-you thoughts, life's rigged game of lose-to-win, and a bridge of desperate whys begging for makeup over breakup. A slow-burn showdown of torn-up tenderness, where the blues don't just visit—they move in for good.
In the tender sway of wedding lights, "A Mother's Dance" unfolds a heartfelt mother's serenade to her groom-son—from mud-caked craw-fish hunts and scraped-knee escapades to the bold strides of a man stepping into vows with his lifelong spark. This luminous ballad traces the quiet miracles of guidance and growth, every stumble a shared victory, culminating in a dance that's equal parts goodbye and eternal cheer: a brand-new start where tiny hands become forever friends, and joy echoes beyond the final twirl.
"Crossing That Line" unleashes a raw country heartbreak where young love unravels in a storm of gravel-sharp words and reckless taillights—boots and blue dresses torn apart by family ghosts and midnight fury, culminating in a crash that shatters more than glass. Yet from the hospital hush of regret and whispered vows, emerges a defiant redemption: hands clasped through the wreckage, proving love's unyielding pull can redraw the map, turning lost roads into forever promises. A gut-punch ballad of fury, forgiveness, and unbreakable bonds.
"A Father and His Son" traces a heartfelt journey from the tear-streaked joy of a newborn boy's arrival to the proud swell of a wedding day, where scraped knees give way to solemn vows. Through bike rides and Bible verses, lost pets and life's quiet lessons, this ballad captures the unbreakable bond that weathers time—whispering of pride, faith, and the bittersweet ache of watching a little boy become a man. A timeless tribute to legacies woven in laughter, tears, and unwavering devotion.
"You Think You Know Me" is a raw, heartfelt country ballad chronicling the shattering of marital vows and the sting of betrayal. Through pleading verses and a soaring chorus, the narrator confronts their departing spouse, who confesses a fading flame and a new love waiting in the wings. What begins as desperate pleas for reconciliation—evoking warm May nights and tight embraces—builds to furious empowerment, culminating in a crescendo demand to "take my ring off your hand!" The bridge wrestles with shattered promises, while the outro laments the painful truth: "I thought I knew you... but I don’t." A tear-jerking anthem of love lost, it's primed for radio heartbreak with its twangy ache and cathartic release.
"Love Lives On" is a heartwarming country gem tracing a couple's unbreakable bond—from starry-eyed youth to silver-haired bliss, through family joys and life's gentle stumbles. With poetic verses of tender embraces and bridges whispering "their love…it lives on," it explodes into a triumphant chorus: love as eternal rain, raging rivers, and sun-kissed skies, cycling forever like drifting clouds. Why listen? This feel-good anthem will lift your spirit, spark romance in your soul, and leave you humming its motivational magic—ideal for date nights, road trips, or anytime you need a reminder that true love endures. Turn it up and let it flow!
"The First Man (I Ever Loved)" is a tender country tribute from a daughter to her dad, capturing their lifelong bond through joy, trials, and quiet wisdom. With heartfelt bridges and an anthemic chorus, it celebrates the enduring love that shaped her world. Why listen? This nostalgic powerhouse tugs at heartstrings, evokes family warmth, and delivers pure emotional uplift—perfect for reflective drives, or anytime you need a soul-soothing reminder of unbreakable ties. Hit play and let the twang heal.
"Mundane" celebrates the hidden poetry of everyday moments—a shared morning coffee, a quiet dog walk, the simple fold of warm laundry—that whisper profound peace amid life's chaos. It's a gentle reminder that true comfort blooms not in grand adventures, but in the steady rhythm of the familiar, pulling us through even the dullest Tuesdays with unspoken grace.
"Between Heaven and These Wheels" spins a sassy country confessional where a woman's heart revs between the chrome loyalty of her trusty truck, the soul-stirring anthems crackling on her radio, and the magnetic pull of her man's embrace. Referencing the timeless titles of no less than nine #1 country hits like "Always on My Mind" and "The Gambler", this track captures her playful tug-of-war—steering through secrets and sunsets, chasing that one true melody that outshines the hum of the highway. A boot-stompin' tribute to love's open-road gamble, where heaven's just a dashboard prayer away.
Penned in the late 90’s as a heartfelt vow on his sixth wedding anniversary, Michael Lee Bauer's debut song "Ain't Nothin'" pulses with the unbreakable spark of young love—blonde hair and blue eyes locking onto dimpled grins and skintight dreams, blooming into a family of sons (with whispers of a daughter to come) through blood, sweat, flowers, and unyielding devotion. Defying doubters with a simple creed—love the one you're with, heed no naysayers—this roots-deep anthem declares nothing on earth can sever their bond, a promise that echoes even stronger today after 35 years of standing tall together. A timeless serenade to forever, proving some melodies mend hearts for a lifetime.
In the hushed glow of a sunlit room, "When You Walk In" is a soul-stirring country revelation where love isn't a crutch or a cure, but a quiet mirror reflecting your truest self—waking forgotten fires, dissolving phantom voids, and surrendering not to need, but to wholeness. You're no savior or puzzle piece; you're the pre-noon clarity that banishes shadows, the courage to bluff life's questions, and the gentle nudge to care again. This tender anthem flips the script on heartache ballads, celebrating a bond that whispers, "You were always enough," turning every entrance into an invitation to remember, reclaim, and radiate from within.
From the shadowed ruts of regret and lonely roads forsaken, "Retribution" ignites as a defiant country anthem of rebirth—a weary soul shaking off sorrow's chains, mending tomorrow's fences with yesterday's fire, and charging toward a revelation-fueled revolution. Bathed in the glow of hard-won light, it's no fleeting fix but a straight-and-narrow reckoning, where breaking free carves a well-lit path to destiny reclaimed, proving the sweetest payback is the man you become.