Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but DELIVER US FROM EVIL.
For Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever and ever. Amen †
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America Thanks You:
The Ultimate Trucker Anthem (Heartland Tribute) Description: “You don’t get the table, you don’t get the dance… still you give your whole heart and your best chance.” A beautiful, acoustic-driven Americana tribute dedicated to the hardworking men and women truck drivers who keep America moving. From the dirt-road farms to the city streets, this song salutes the incredible dedication, faith, and heart of our long-haulers. This anthem honors the quiet sacrifices they make every day—the phone-call kisses, the missed dinners, and the long miles away from family—reminding us all why they truly are the heartbeat of this great country.
When I grow up, I want to be a Truck Driver
Turn it up loud for the men and women keeping the world moving!
We don’t want to love just somebody…
we want a good loving heart and a sensible head.” [01:24] A song dedicated to everyone who refused to settle for a casual thing and waited for the right person in God’s perfect timing [02:21]. Welcome to the Picky People Club!
USA 250th Birthday
Inspiring & Powerful (Best for reaching a wide audience) Headline: A Prayer for America: “Make This Country Whole” “In our imperfections, she remains uniquely strong.” As we mark 250 years, this song is a heartfelt prayer for unity, healing, and renewal across our nation. It’s a reminder that even through the cracks, light can shine through. Let’s stand together in brotherhood and celebrate the true spirit of peace and freedom.
Porterville main and olive, Keystone Cops
“A fast-paced, true outlaw country tale from Porterville. Budweiser bottles, Officer Vengeance, and a secret diary that exposed the whole town.”
In the spring of 1968, Delano Ca.
I was just an 11-year-old kid pedaling my chrome bike around town, running a massive route selling 3,000 copies of The Grit Weekly a week. My route took me from family doorsteps by day to the local bars and Chinatown card rooms after dark. This song tells the true story of the day a whisper went around that Senator Robert Kennedy was landing in town. I wound up crawling right underneath the stage at a local park, hiding out from two sharp-dressed suits while history unfolded directly above my head. It features a local, firsthand look at the UFW strikes, the Brown Berets, and what the town was really like back then. Written in the classic, acoustic narrative style of Jim Croce. Dust off the old memories and take a ride down a central valley road with me
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Lesson learned for Life
A classic 70s rock tribute to a son, and a root beer brown 1971 Camaro named Jake. From a broken starter to a lesson hard learned in the driveway, this song is about the things school just can’t teach you—and the quiet pride of passing a piece of yourself down to the next generation, m My Son Travis. The effect of this lesson is ,He now owns his own auto shop! specializes in auto restoration.
The history books write it in letters of gold, but they leave out the stories that never get told.
Delano, Bakersfield, Tulare Porterville , Central Valley Calif A 1970s-style acoustic folk ballad about the hidden reality of the San Joaquin Valley strikes, family survival, and what we actually saw through the windshield in the summer of 1970. Inspired by the classic storytelling of Don McLean and Jim Croce. “History is always written in letters of gold, leaving out the stories that never get told.” In “Smoke In The Valley Nights,” Harmony Lines takes us back to the turbulent summer of 1970 through the eyes of a 14-year-old kid working the fields. Beyond the headlines of a “glorious fight” lay a reality of midnight fires, property tension, and everyday families just trying to survive and work another day.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/shock-judge-grants-idaho-quadruple-murderer-bryan-kohberger
Judge grants kohberger new hearing as he seeks to withdraw guilty plea.
The article doesn’t mention Idaho’s firing squad death penalty should a jury find him guilty – which is why he pled guilty for life in prison in the first place
These are not African immigrants.
These are not Muslims.
These are ordinary Black people who have lived for generations in a wealthy First World country, with all the opportunities, and yet they still end up like this.
https://x.com/mattrobinson/status/2092061972300784053/video/1
“Hey NASCAR, Can You See Me?”
After 10 Years of my son and I racing, the Chorus was in my head for long time, 20 years later I wrote it]
This track is a high-octane tribute to the golden era of short-track racing and the legendary, high-banked Mesa Marin Raceway in the Bakersfield hills—the birthplace of the NASCAR Truck Series! Driven by fast, energetic acoustic guitar flat picking, this song captures the heart of grassroots racing: working hard all week, packing the trailer with spare parts, ignoring the track owner’s rules, and holding it wide open on the 17-degree high-line. If you love real-deal circle track racing and high-RPM country-rock, smash that subscribe button and leave a comment with your favorite short track!