Quote for the moment
“True country music is honesty, sincerity, and real life to the hilt.”
-Garth Brooks
Friday, May 28, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
I'm still crazy
Well, I woke up one morning with a note up on my chest
It said I’m gone for good you’re no longer with the best
I never dreamed there’d ever be another made for you
So I just went crazy there was nothing left to do.
I used to be crazy over you
Nobody else could move me like you used to
I had to be out of my mind thinking I’d soon be over you
But I’m still crazy and I’m not over you.
When the bad news finally hit me lord it hurt me to the bone
I was just a fool to think you could be just a little bit gone
But it would be easy it wouldn’t be hard to forget
Little did I know that I hadn’t seen nothing yet.
I used to be crazy over you Nobody else could move me like you used to I had to be out of my mind thinking I’d soon be over you But I’m still crazy and I’m not over you. Oh, I’m still crazy and I’m not over you. Oh, I’m still crazy and I’m not over you. Oh, I’m still crazy and I’m not over you..
Irony
Friday, May 21, 2010
Feelin Better
Moved on down to sweet home alabama in 1974
I had to get out of music city and I had to get off the road
Woman she left and the people wouldnt let me sing nothing but them old sad songs
Had to get high so I wouldnt cry you know they hit pretty close to home
I'm feelin' better
Now that I'm back on the road
Getting it together
Between Macon and Mussel Shoals
I started turinging up loud
and looking at the crowd and bending them gutiar strings
Knew all the while though it was my style
could they ever forget my name
I rocked them in Raleigh and knocked them out of Knoxville
just couldnt do no wrong
People went wild and the band said child better keep on playing them songs
I'm feelin better
Now that I'm back on the road
Gettin it together
Between Macon and Mussels Shoals
Now my life aint the same and I had to change
and I hope this music will show
A little bit less of crying in the beer and little of my own soul
Waylon and Toy and all them boys
I wanna say thanks to you your fiddle and your steele make me play what I feel
and I dont feel love sick blues
and I'm feelin better
I got hurt but I'm back on the road
Gettin it together between Macon and Mussel Shoals
All came together in my sweet alabama home
and I'm through forever of trying to put everybody on
I'm feelin better
Now that I'm back on the road
Getting it together
had to eat little cornbread
Yea been eatin that cornbread
sleeping on a feather bed
drinking that home grown
writing some new songs
Feelin better
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Just when I thought I was alright
Its funny how you think your parents finally know you and then they break what little heart you have left.
Its funny how the more you seek for happiness the more trouble you find.
Its funny how you realize on this earth there is no such thing as a peace of mind.
I've been struggling with alot of things since my jr. year in High School and no one has ever been there for me. Maybe One Friend but even that one friend has let me down in my life. I don't know what to do, where to go or how to change it but I do know I can live long like this. People seem to think I have no feelings and that I have "welcome" written on my forehead. I put on an act to everyone and only a few people have ever seen the real me. If I don't put on an act I would have my heart broken all the time because underneath I'm actually very sensitive. But what does it matter the act isn't working I still have a broken heart.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Maybe I'm the ones whos crazy
Any more it ain't no big deal
to being used just to get what you want
try to get ahead and then you stab em in the back
people getting used like a stepping stone
Maybe I'm the one who's crazy
but my heart still knows right from wrong
If playing by the rules doesn't matter anymore
then I've completely lost my mind
The way the world is going lately
Maybe I'm the one who's crazy
Seems these days they don't need a reason
to walk away and just give up on love
when times get hard that's the easy way out
if someone else gets hurt that's tough
But I'm still a believer in whats meant to last forever
Maybe I'm the ones who's crazy
but my heart still knows right from wrong
if playing by the rules doesn't matter anymore
then I've completely lost my mind
the way the world is going lately maybe
yea the way the world is going lately
Maybe I'm the one who's crazy
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Up on the Ridge
bluegrass concerts I have ever been to, and believe me I have been to many concerts in my life. Dierks Bently and the Traveling McCourys played at the State Theatre. Del McCoury, a legend in bluegrass music, has done at least one bluegrass song on every album that Dierks has released, that is what inspired his "Up on the Ridge Tour." Different from Dierks regular touring set list, he did his classic hits like "Free and Easy down the road I go," "What was I thinkin," and "Come a little Closer" but all bluegrass and acoustic style. He also performed the bluegrass version of George Strait's "All my exs live in Texas" and the theme song from "Smokey and the bandit," "East bound and Down." The band consisted of drums, up-right base, Steele guitar, acoustic guitar, fiddle, Dobro, mandolin and of course banjo. I couldn't keep my boots from stomping. Between the boot tapping beat and the lethal pickin' it was the greatest show I have ever seen. His vocal was dead on and the sound was perfect for an acoustic bluegrass show. If you missed this Ladies and Gentleman I am truly sorry.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Dum dum da dum
Monday, May 10, 2010
Road Trip!!!!!!!!!
June 12-19- SENIOR WEEK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
June 20-28-Hunting camp in New York
July 5-19- Montana and Wyoming
July ?-?- Tennessee
And then come August I am moving to Tennessee so I can be as far away from here as possible, permanently.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Dumb rabbit
Sunday I came home from work and low and behold the stupid animal was casually laying in my yard, now the size of a small dog because of the wild vegetation it had been munching on for the past year. I ran around my house and charged up the hill determined to catch it. Of course it out ran me. Tame rabbits go wild in three days. Its like a slap in the face. Seeing it sit there chubby cheeks full of grass. Its coat whiter then snow and its black nose wiggling. It still sits in my yard, mocking me. Laughing at its escape and the fact that I will never catch it.
Its a reminder of the one that got away.
My revelation
Friday, April 30, 2010
Ladies and Gentleman
I HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING!
Don't ask me what my plans are because I am not sure what I am going to do yet but being accepted is the first step in the process
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Attention America
Tennessee or Wyoming?
Some very simple but inspiring words. So I guess that's all I can do now, pray and trust hes gonna take me down the road I'm suppose to be on.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Taking the Country Back
Good News America
There is still a glimmer of hope for Country Music. Carrie Underwood took home Entertainer of The Year, which is still disgusting but at least she isn't tone deaf like Taylor.
Miranda Lambert, who is by far the most talented writer and singer in modern day Country music cleaned house last night at the ACM awards. YEE-HAW!
She took home:
--Top female Vocalist
--Album of the Year (Revolution)
--Video of the year ("White Liar")
I have never been prouder of the Industry. Finally, someone wins an award they actually deserve.
Joey and Rory took New Vocal Duo which I approve.
Top New Vocalist Solo went to Luke Bryan. I like him but I wish that Jamey Johnson would have won this award, he is my favorite male vocal in country music now.
Over all the night was very good. I didn't throw anything at my TV as a result of undeserving recognition and my favorite female singer, Miranda Lambert won three awards, surpassing Taylor Swift and Reba! Thatta Girl! ACM's have always been a classier award than CMA's and its proof that the awards were giving to those who are classy.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
So called Cal
1. It smelled weird
2. It was too dark, I couldn't even tell the color of the clothes I was looking at.
3. Cocky teenagers work there.
4. Way over priced.
5. There is surfboards and a big screen TV of a beach. HELLO! We live in Pennsylvania.
6. They only carry up to size anorexic.
Over all it was a traumatic experience. That store is over rated.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Talking in song
I'm a little more country than that
Hey I'm just happy to be alive
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Tat on the boardwalk
My first choice is the Wyoming symbol, mostly because I love rodeo and I want to attend the college. However I fear that I will not get this tattoo if I don't get accepted to the college and I have yet to hear from Admissions. Example:
If I choose this, everything in white will obviously be black and I am debating on whether to put the actual name Hank in the symbol or just let it speak for itself.
The next choice I could not find a suitable picture for but imagine 4 or so tiny horse shoes going up the top of my foot to create the illusion that a horse has walked there. A very cute and versatile tattoo, I think.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Garage Band
Monday, March 29, 2010
Post Birthday summary
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
The way I see it
You can pound a $3,000 grand piano, with smoke all around your feet, and your fake eyelashes batting with the beat. You can make movies and try to be what your one -hit wonder Daddy never was. You can send nudes to every guy in the world and get as many as rewards that suit ya. You can act country or try to be whatever it is you think you are. You can try to be role model to youngens who watch "Hannah Montana." You can be on the cover of every magazine in the rack in the grocery store or write a dagum book. You can try to act like your just a normal person and you relate to the rest of us, but at the end of the day.....you still suck.
All my rowdy friends are coming over tonight
Life Plan
2. Go to college in Wyoming for 4 years and explore rodeo career.
3. Work on a ranch for 2 years after college
4. Move down south and pursue music career.
5. Marry a cowboy or a sweet southern man (which ever comes first)
6. Live on farm or ranch either across the Mississippi or beneath the Mason-Dixon line.
Its hard to tell what life is going to throw at me but I aspire to achieve most of these highlights in my life.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Dear American Idol
thank you bunches!
Friday, March 19, 2010
Are the good times really over for good?
This feeling reminds me of the Merle Haggard song "Are the good times really over for good." Performed and written by Merle Haggard:
http://www.wivb.com/dpp/news/crime/Animals-removed-from-filthy-conditions
What I want to know is how this lady fit 73 horses in one tiny barn.
Who do you think you are?
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Dear Brother
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
18th Resolution
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Out of town
I got to get out of this town
Before it brings me down
I got to run away from all the trouble I found
I wanna see the sunrise without seeing a house
Before I die I got to get out of this town.
So I wrote that little number, in a real country style ballad hoping it would just explain the need I feel to get out before I go insane. The longer I stay the deeper I sink into all the losers and people who roam around and I will be shot before I ever stay around here.
Monday, March 15, 2010
By George
I'd like to start out by saying I'm a huge fan. And I am sure glad to hear you got cleaned up after the lawn mower incident and all the wife's you went through. But can I just tell the honest truth? You were better when you were drinking. Your honky-tonk ballads hit me square in the heart and it just seems the more sobered up you got the worse the songs got. Don't take offense I beg ya, but maybe it wouldn't hurt ya to throw one back every now and then. Your still number one in my book, don't get me wrong, but maybe a a shot of the good stuff could launch your career into a second faze of stardom. Thank ya much.
P.S.-- Ya need any songs give me a call
Two voices equals one
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Dip of the Day
"Well I asked for Barb-b-Que sauce with my nuggets."
What don't look at me like that. Just because I cant have my chicken bits going down without an accompanist doesn't mean you have to look down on me. So what if I love every kind of sauce you have? Or I have a type of dip with every food I eat. Is that a crime? Life is like a meal with several different kinds of dips. You have your meat or main course of your meal and whether the sauce be sweet or sour it goes along in either helping or hindering your digestion of the day. You could be having a terrible day everything goes wrong but maybe someone gives you a compliment or you make a smart choice that results in you being proud of yourself, that's your little dip that truly makes the "meal". So next time you have a choice, or if someone asks "Do you want any sauce with that?" Embrace the flavor and add a dip to your day.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
What Buckle are you?
The unique style and personality is displayed various ways. However most of the people I come encounter with are wearing their personality on their belt. Either in the form of silver, gold or pewter. This symbol is the Belt Buckle. You can learn a great deal about someone by looking at their buckle. For instance some have their name

Or what Country their from:

Along with personal pride and interest being displayed on one's mid section my personal favorite part about the judgment passed upon those who wear them, is the simple fact that I can tell by someones belt buckle if they are really what they display to be or posing. For example I might see a "cowboy" walking on just any ol' day and if I see a buckle like this:
I know without a doubt they have never rode a horse or a bull for that matter in their entire life. How can I make such an assumption? The buckle is made to look like a genuine Montana Silversmith Buckle, but however is of cheap quality and rather unattractive arrangement. But I I see a buckle of this caliber:
I know that the so called cowboy is indeed a cowboy not only is this $200 Custom Montana Silversmith buckle have a lifetime guarantee, its also has a brand of ranch and location. This boy knows what hes doing! Same goes for a trophy buckles. If someone displays a trophy buckle with their name and title and perhaps location anyone can see that it is the proof they are legit.
So what kind of buckle are you? Are you cheap but proud of it? Or do you work to earn your trophy around you waist? Comment and tell me!
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Go Goat Go!
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Running of the Bulls in Houston
http://www.click2houston.com/news/22777613/detail.html
People are going crazy with this story. As for the visitors that were there and witnessed the stray bull running through the parking lot of the Houston Rodeo they were quick to be scared but even quicker to criticize rodeo officials and those involved. Attending a rodeo as a spectator is different then attending a football or basketball game. This is a real life and death sport. I understand that these people were terrified when they saw a loose 2,000 pounds of muscle and hate running towards them, but maybe y'all got a little taste of what real cowboys and cowgirls go through. That's their life and even more they risked theirs to save yours. One of the cowboys caught the bull on horseback with a lariat and lassoed the bull. This in itself is highly dangerous. A horse that weighs maybe 1,200 pounds dragging a 2,000 pound animal by rope. That bull could have shook his head and brought that horses on his ribs within a quick moment. I tip my hat to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo cowboys and cowgirl. Y'all know what your doing and you showed the wisdom and courage inside the arena as well as outside. To guests this might have seemed like the amazing race in Pamplona. As for the people disgusted at such a mistake, that could happen at anytime, show some appreciation. If you could do rodeo you'd be out there doing it, as such don't run down the mishaps and efforts of those who participate until you've walked a mile in their boots.
Wild Horses
http://www.9news.com/news/article.aspx?storyid=134170&catid=339
Its ironic that people will spend anywhere from $300-$20,000 on horses, depending on discipline and blood lines yet there are thousands of wild horses roaming in Wyoming and Colorado territory. It reminds me of the Garth Brooks song perfectly titled "Wild Horses." Although that song is about a cowboy who cant stop rodeoing and makes a promise to his wife he would quit but wild horses keeps dragging him away, its the theme song for this story. If only I could catch one and break it. But wild horses are never fully broke. They always have a streak of freedom. But now the Land Management Staff wants to remove the horses because they are becoming a problem around small western towns. I strongly disagree with this proposal. The horses belong there, that's their territory not ours. Its no different when the settlers took over the Indian Territory in the 1800's. It belonged to them but yet we were the ones inconvenienced when they lived upon on it. However it is a comfort to know that the west is still wild and owner less horses roam the plains and mountains just like they did a hundred years ago.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Pride and Prejudice:
Bug Blues
I cant close my eyes
Even though its late
Because of the fear of being ate
by that big brown spider crawling on Tonya's cheek
It keeps crawling on my face and I cant help but squeak.
I wish I could live a bugless life
Without all the worries, troubles and strife.
But I'll keep on itching though its hard to bare
Feeling like theres spiders in my underwear.
And the black chiggers get lonesome at night
So they come to the tent to make themselves feel alright.
You would think because its 30 degrees
All the bugs would stay nestled up in the trees.
But no they keep crawling without any rest
and scurry to make their buggy nests.
I can hear them now as they gather along
To scream and yell a battle cry song
They gather in stations and make straight lines
and march all together keeping the time
And one yells "Charge!" they begin to attack
And that's whats crawling all over my back.
Heres your sign
They should have to wear signs that just say I'm stupid.
That way you wouldn't rely on them, would you?
You wouldn't ask them anything. It would be like, "Excuse me...oops,
never mind"
"I didn't see your sign."
A couple of months ago I went fishing with a buddy of mine, we pulled
his boat
into the dock, I lifted up this big 'ol stringer of bass this idiot on
the dock
goes, "Hey, yall catch all them fish?"
Nope.
"Talked 'em into giving up."
"Here's your sign."
I was watching one of those animal shows on the Discovery Channel,
there was a guy inventing a shark bite suit. There's only one way to test that.
"Alright Jimmy, you got that shark suit on, it looks good... They want
you to jump into this pool of sharks, and you tell us if it hurts when they bite
you."
"Well allright....hold my sign, I don't wanna loose it"
See...
If he'd been wearing his sign, I could have stopped him.
I love this comic routine by Bill Engvall because its so true:
I was in the barn milking. This amish guy I work with, walks into the barn, and says
"Hey dont forget to treat that black and white one."
"THEY'RE COWS!"
Heres your sign...
The Best drug
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
To Mr. Worthless:
To Gibson:
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Update for the day
Friday, February 26, 2010
What do you expect?
To all you Taylor Swift fans and Country Music Radio:
Let me just tell ya, you cant call yourself a true Country MuSIC fan and a Taylor Swift fan. Its like mixing oil and water. I'm all for the songwriter, I am one myself, but the content in my songs don't consist of me squealing about High school crushes and crying on my guitar. That ain't me. Her music doesn't relate to my life in the slightest. I was in the barn the other evening, I was finishing milking the last group of twelve pure bred Holsteins. I was covered in shhh--- and listening to my Wal-mart radio and there she was in all her disgusting, uncalled for glory. Some dagum song about fairy tales and Romeo. Let me give ya a reality check; LIFE AIN'T A FAIRY TALE. I'm in a barn working my behind off and I have to listen to her sing about white horses and loves stories; on country music radio of all places! Meanwhile there is people getting killed in the middle east. Children are starving in Africa. Americans cant afford to put food on their table for their families, and I have to listen to her whine about her perfect world. Listening to her is like listening to a blonde, air headed cheerleader chat with her girlfriends in the lunch line. Sing me something that is real and important.
That is just my opinion on the material of her songs.
Her singing, on the on the other hand, is barley tolerable, it is not only not country but uncontrolled 90% of the time, and annoying the other 10%. She takes breaths right in the microphone and she goes flat more times than I breath in a day. America is blinded by the marketing scheme and her so called good looks which is a whole other blog, but talent is just one of the things she does not have going for her.







