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Six songs. One unforgettable love story. This EP follows Gideon Ridge as he discovers that the walls protecting his heart are no match for the quiet strength of Scotty Kidd. Blending modern country and Texas country, this soundtrack celebrates the courage to love again.
“As an author, I create the stories, characters, and lyrics. Each song represents a chapter in the characters' emotional journey, forming a musical soundtrack that follows their story from beginning to end.”
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They say that a name don't mean a thing Unless there's someone left to carry it This land's seen four generations stand their ground and one by one fade out Now it's just me, and a promise I don't know how to keep There's a line in the dirt where the old fence bends Marked by hands that ain't comin' back again My father's voice in the creak of the gate Proclaimin': Son, listen, this land don't wait Every day, the sunrise hits that ridge the same Red and gold, like it's callin' out my name But the grave silence cuts deeper these days A house don't feel like it did with her grace I've been holdin' on like it's all I've got But a man alone ain't a bloodline's knot I can't be the legacy on my own Can't carve a future outta solid stone All this land I own, but no one to hold History repeating, it's growin' old Each day, every ride, every memory Every forefather that still walks with me If I don't learn how to let someone in This is where it ends… dying from within Her old gambler still hangin' by the door But I don't see her like I did before There were cracks forming I refused to find Now they're louder in the back of my mind Built these barricades just to stay upright I kept my distance, called it gettin' by Now I don't know how to reach my true north Between a stranger and a touch of warmth I was taught to stand, never bend or break But what's left if that's the price I must pay I can't be the legacy on my own Can't carve a future outta solid stone All this land I own, but no one to hold History repeating, it's growin' old Each day, every ride, every memory Every forefather that still walks with me If I don't learn how to let someone in This is where it ends… dying from within Maybe roots ain't meant to bind you tight Maybe they're there to help you grow right Maybe love ain't somethin' you replace But somethin' new you learn to face If I let go of what's already gone Would that mean I'm movin' on… or movin' wrong I don't wanna be the last one standin' here With a name that disappears All this land don't mean a thing If there's no tomorrow it can bring Each day, every ride, every memory Is no longer enough to carry me If I don't learn how to let someone in This is where it ends Or where it begins Or where it begins Each day, every ride, every memory Is no longer enough to carry me If I don't learn how to let someone in This is where it ends Or the first time I live Or the first time I live This promise I will keep
There was a season, long before rules Before stiff collars and polished shoes Before I learned what not to be Before they decided things for me Barefoot on red dirt, heat in the ground Creek bending slow where the willows leaned down No one to call me, no one to claim Kept my free spirit without being tamed Tree bark under my palms and skin Wind in my dress, letting daylight in A pocketknife and a steady aim I knew the woods like they knew my name Didn't know different, didn't know wrong, Just followed the hum of a half-made song I used to stand in a summer downpour Arms stretched wide like I was asking for more Cool drops falling, soft as a pixie's kiss Turning the dust into something like bliss Spinning in circles, laughing out loud No one to tell me I wasn't allowed Back when the world didn't tighten its grip And freedom was mud on my fingertips Then came a man with a soldier's frame Iron in posture, silence in name Paper in hand, a hard-set jaw Reading the life that he never saw Didn't raise his voice, didn't reach for me But something shifted so quietly From that moment on, I understood I'd trade my wild for something good Buttoned sleeves and a careful stride Every loose piece tucked deep inside I used to stand in a summer downpour Arms stretched wide like I was asking for more Cool drops falling, soft as a pixie's kiss Turning the dust into something like bliss Now observing is all I can afford Counting the things I can't be anymore Back when the world didn't tighten its grip And freedom was mud on my fingertips Sometimes I feel it, just for a breath That old kind of living I haven't met since They say I'm proper, say I'm refined Say I've come such a long way in time But there's a part they'll never see The barefoot child still running in me Not lost, not gone, just buried deep Where the little sprite's fast asleep I used to stand in a summer downpour Arms stretched wide like I was asking for more Cool drops falling, soft as a pixie's kiss Turning the dust into something like bliss If I could find her, just for a day I wouldn't ask her to change or stay I'd just stand with her, wild and free And let that weather fall over me All over me, all over me, all over me Barefoot… just for a while Just for a while Barefoot… just for a while Just for a while
She sat where the lantern light fell low Watching a scene she didn't know Laughter loud, boots stomp on the floor But she stayed close to the table's shore He walked in late with a wooden smile Just killing time for a little while A stranger's face, a practiced line Another night he wouldn't keep in mind She watched him as he crossed the room Something quiet cut through the gloom Not like the others passing by There was weight behind his stride He sat with someone, pale and bright But something there just wasn't right A hand too close to a glass half-full A sense of unease she couldn't dull A sudden shove, a tightening hold The room spun fast, the air turned cold Blurry voices, hands all over Numbness, creeping ever closer Then through the noise, a steady tone A voice that made him less alone She stepped in where she didn't belong He held on, though the night had gone wrong Two paths crossed in a fleeting moment He believed she was from heaven sent Eyes like amber, quiet and sure Something in him she couldn't ignore A guarded man, worn down with time Yet something about her blurred the lines She saw his strength beneath the strain Felt that steel in his distant gaze If he was falling, she'd take command No hesitation, she'd make her stand If she's an angel, he don't need proof Just let him rest beneath her truth In a quiet room with the curtains drawn She kept her watch 'til the dark was gone One hand steady against his chest Counting each rise like a silent test Even through the fog, her presence stayed A steady calm that never swayed He revealed too much, let pieces fall Confessions he'd never say at all Called her gold in a world gone dim, Something rare he'd long lost within She held the line, he held his breath Neither knew where it would end Close enough to understand Far from anything they planned Eyes like amber, quiet and sure Something in him she couldn't ignore A guarded man, worn down with time Yet something about her blurred the lines She saw his strength beneath the strain Felt that steel in his distant gaze If he was falling, she'd take command No hesitation, she'd make her stand If she's an angel, he don't need proof Just let him rest beneath her truth She stayed when she could've gone He spoke like he'd known her long A moment held too tight to keep A short madness that is too weak No promises, no strings attached Just stolen hours that won't last The kind of night that slips away Come morning light, it cannot stay He closed his eyes, the weight undone She stayed beside him 'til it was done Eyes like amber, soft and clear The kind you don't forget or fear A fleeting touch, a fragile thread Words unspoken, still were said Two lost hearts, a long-denied wish Stolen time, soul-shattering kiss And though the dawn would take its due For one short night… it all felt true… so true One short night, now I can't live without you Morning came with an empty side A folded note where hope had lied No name to call, no trace to keep Just something waking far too deep Far too deep
I saw you standin' by the sunset glow Didn't catch your name, didn't need to know One look and the whole world just slipped away Like I'd been waitin' for that night, that day You were gone before the mornin' came Left me with a ghost and no last name Now I'm chasin' shadows down these streets Tryin' to find the girl who rescued me You smashed my heart into a million pieces Your lips gave me a thousand lethal kisses I should have known from the very first glance That I never would stand a chance Now every mile just leads me back to you Every road runs red with what we went through I tried to walk away, but I can't resist Girl, I'm still lost in your goodbye kiss You held me steady when I lost my ground Pulled me close when the room spun 'round and 'round You with the soft hands, but a will of steel Strong enough to make a broken man feel I said too much, yeah, I let it slip Truth don't lie on a night like this Now I'm stuck between what's real and gone Tryin' to hold on to a moment I was leanin' on You smashed my heart into a million pieces Your lips gave me a thousand lethal kisses I should have known from the very first glance That I never would stand a chance Now every mile just leads me back to you Every road runs red with what we went through I tried to walk away, but I can't resist Girl, I'm still lost in your goodbye kiss Oh… Don't fade away Oh… I should've stayed If I could turn that night around I'd never let you leave this town I'd learn your name, I'd take your hand Be more than just a one-night stand Now every face just feels like you But none of them can see me through You smashed my heart into a million pieces Your lips gave me a thousand lethal kisses I should have known from the very first glance That I never would stand a chance Now every mile just leads me back to you Every road runs red with what we went through I tried to walk away, but I can't resist Girl, I'm still lost in your goodbye kiss Still lost In your goodbye kiss Still lost In what I missed Dreaming Of one more kiss One More Kiss
I told myself That Amarillo was a closed door One lonely night That wouldn't follow me anymore But then she walked in Yellow cotton and nervous hands Talking way too fast Trying hard just to understand And that old hound laid down beside her chair Like he already knew she belonged there I watched her sorting through the wreckage Of numbers piled sky-high Young enough to still get flustered Every time I caught her eyes She smiled at every cowboy Brought cookies through the kitchen door Like kindness was as natural As breathing through your lungs And God help me I started waiting for her footsteps Before she even came around I kept reaching for reasons Why this thing could never last So many years between us Too much guilt buried in my past How is it possible she feels like home After all these years of learning to live alone I can't hold her at a distance anymore When every fiber of my being's drawn to her And I don't know when it happened Or how she crossed that line But somewhere in her arms I started coming back to life Sunday morning in the chapel I could barely stand the sound Of her voice beside the choir While every memory came pouring down Her hand beneath the Judas tree Small against the sleeve of mine She talked about her mother Like grief can freeze a soul in time And when I told her about my wife And all the ways I let love die She didn't look away from me Didn't try to simplify Then one touch turned into something Neither one of us could hide Still, I told myself This was only flesh and wanting Something brief enough to lose How is it possible she feels like home When I built these walls to keep my heart in stone And I know what kind of life this ranch can bring Long winters, broken fences, hard-earned everything She deserves a gentler road Than the one I've walked alone Now why does holding her Feel more honest than anything I've known When that lowman grabbed her wrist Something dark came over me Like the whole damn house awakened At the thought she might leave scared of me So, I stayed there through the midnight While she rested against my chest And for the first time since my loss This house finally felt at rest Just holding her without demands And my heart there in her hands How is it possible she feels like home Like I've spent half my life trying not to know I can't keep her at a distance anymore Not when every road inside me leads to her And when she curls against me Like she's always belonged there too For a few sacred hours I finally stopped fighting the truth When I stop thinking And let the morning move slow Her arms around me Feel like coming home Like coming home
I thought I knew where my road ended Just me and the rut I'd settled in Built my days around worn-out habits And learned to live with what had been Then you walked through an open door And everything I thought I knew Started bending toward a future That somehow always pointed to you I knew since you stepped into my life And filled it with that radiant smile Something deep inside was changing Though I fought it for a while I kept searching for a reason Why we shouldn't even try But the harder that I pushed away The more I wanted you nearby You never asked for promises Never tried to force my hand You just stayed exactly who you are And somehow made me understand You're my one The harbor when the water's rough My one The answer when I've had enough The hand I reach for in the dark The place my restless heart belongs I spent years convinced I'd walk alone Now I know You're my one You carried burdens far too heavy Long before I even knew your name Yet you still chose kindness daily When you'd had every right to change And I've watched you give your whole heart Without asking for applause Showing more courage in one moment Than most folks show in a lifetime long You showed me what devotion is Not through words but through your deeds Now the future standing before us Looks exactly like what I need You're my one The harbor when the water's rough My one The answer when I've had enough The hand I reach for in the dark The place my restless heart belongs I spent years convinced I'd walk alone Now I know You're my one You're my one I got down on my knees before the truth Not because I had to Because loving you Became the easiest thing I've ever done All the walls I built around myself Fell one by one And when I look into tomorrow I don't see fear anymore I see a back porch full of laughter And your name on my front door You're my one The first thought when the morning comes My one The last prayer when the day is done The steady hand beside my own The reason every road led on And if I searched a thousand lives I'd still come running home To my one To my one I thought my story had been written In chapters I could never change Then you walked in And gave the ending a different name Now every road I've ever traveled Every hard-won mile I've known Led me here To my one My one My one My only one