The Tim Kelly Show 03 29 2024

I heard from an old bluebird down in Kentucky, you don't love her no more, don't tell your eyes, and don't close your eyes, shoot straight baby, just let it pour, don't spare me your thunder, cause I ain't afraid, it's over, no doubt, no stranger to the rain, try as I may, I can never be the fairy tale that you've been dreaming, ain't no turning this thing around, you're more hard living, quitting time, wonder where you are tonight, I'm always over lost and found, you're the hundred proof and the eye over you's gonna hurt, yeah I'm sure it'll hit me, but tonight, it's with me, winning and with me, yeah I heard, I heard that you hate me, L.A. to Miami and everywhere in between, and I don't go around mirrors cause it's clear I ain't nothing, and I wonder if you're thinking about me, but if this is over, if this is it, don't worry baby, I'm gonna come back here, try as I may, I can never be the fairy tale that you've been dreaming, ain't no turning this thing around, you're more hard living, quitting time, wonder where you are tonight, I'm always over lost and found, you're the hundred proof and the eye over you's gonna hurt, yeah I'm sure it'll hit me, but tonight, it's with me, winning and with me, brothers you've all played me a drinking song, it bottoms up, till the bottle's gone, don't waste your breath cause you say best, when you say nothing at all, try as I may, I can never be the fairy tale that you've been dreaming, ain't no turning this thing around, you're more hard living, quitting time, wonder where you are tonight, I'm always over lost and found, you're the hundred proof and the eye over you's gonna hurt, yeah I'm sure it'll hit me, but tonight, it's with me, winning and with me, oh, with me, winning and with me, with me, winning and with me, eight, ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, zero, are you ready, it's show time, please welcome, Jim Kelly, born and raised in the dirty south, where they put a little more sugar in their ice, he's known to have a dirty mouth, our mamas raised us to take the high road around the face, you can't choose where you come from, and if you want some, come get some, they say we get a little crazy, raise hell till we're pushing more bags, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, 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dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, I'm a renegade and a rebel soul It's strong and uncontrollable Rough as 40 grit and hard as nails I'm wild as the wind and a pirate's sail She's a sweet little sugar, soft southern draw Can't say nothing, I should say nothing at all Fake and mild as amazing grace And all dandelions and ribbon and lace But she leans in close, looks me eye to eye All my swagger don't intimidate And her loving arms I'm hypnotized I'm the king of this jungle That girl's a wine-tamer Yes, she's a wine-tamer Now there ain't much place for a savage like me As the modern day decides But when she runs her face through my veins I'm wild and free and whole She leans in close, looks me eye to eye All my swagger don't intimidate And her loving arms I'm hypnotized I'm the king of this jungle That girl's a wine-tamer Yes, she's a wine-tamer She leans in close, looks me eye to eye All my swagger don't intimidate And her loving arms I'm hypnotized I'm the king of this jungle That girl's a wine-tamer Yes, she's a wine-tamer That girl's a wine-tamer It's time for today's newest country music Indie Country Radio with Tim Kelly I'm just not quite my best Too far behind to catch a breath Tomorrow seems like a good day To do things a different way I'm gonna wake up in the sunrise Feel the birds on the night Gonna say my prayers And drink some tea and exercise Tomorrow seems like a good day To do things a different way So tonight I'm gonna love it all On a bartender-don't-drag-in Don't matter cause tomorrow I'm gonna change Because I said it's good Tonight I'm gonna binge it on a gold digger Why the hell not? Tomorrow I'm gonna fight that habit That I never fought Tonight I'm gonna live it up My life's not a derange Cause tomorrow I'm gonna change Tomorrow I'm gonna change I'm thinly spread on crumbling bread Been living too long in the red Tomorrow seems like a good day To do things a different way I'm gonna throw out the junk From my yard and my town Gonna go for my dreams And find a love that can last Tomorrow seems like a good day To do things a different way So tonight I'm gonna love it all On a bartender-don't-drag-in Don't matter cause tomorrow I'm gonna change Because I said it's good Tonight I'm gonna binge it on a gold digger Why the hell not? Tomorrow I'm gonna fight that habit That I never fought Tonight I'm gonna live it up My life's not a derange Cause tomorrow I'm gonna change Tomorrow I'm gonna change The morning came and I can't get out of bed I know I'm breaking every promise that I said I'm just not feeling steady or ready or right So I say I need just one more night Cause tomorrow seems like a better day To do things a different way So I can either love it all On a bartender-put-all-on-credit Or I can stay at home and change today Because I said it, oh yeah I can either binge it on a gold digger one more night Or I can stop this back and forth and never end in fight It's time for me to buckle up, shift gears and be arrayed Cause today I'm gonna change Today I'm gonna change Cause today I'm gonna change Cause today I'm gonna change It's time for me to buckle up, shift gears and be arrayed Cause today I'm gonna change I'm feeling alive and I'm not gonna hate Cause I'm not gonna lose the change inside of me Cause today I'm gonna change I'm feeling alive and I'm not gonna hate Cause I'm not gonna lose the change inside of me Cause today I'm gonna change I'm feeling alive and I'm not gonna hate Cause I'm not gonna lose the change inside of me Cause today I'm gonna change Her name is Lee Hetherington She is originally from the great state of Oklahoma We've got lots to talk about when we interview I've spent 20 years down there, so we'll have that And her brand new single with a video to it on ICTV Indian Country Television It is called Gonna Change, go check it out It is playing in rotation right now And you'll get to see Lee Hetherington And you'll get to meet her on the Tim Kelly Show real soon And in fact you can check out the live TV Or the live interview schedule The TV schedule is on there too But you can check out the live interview schedule At the bottom of our home page of KICR IndyCountryRadio.com This next gentleman and I had a great interview Last Friday night on a new Music Friday edition Of the Tim Kelly Show He is my good friend from Arkansas, C.J. Roberts And since our interview last week He sent me a brand new song It is called Whiskey Lady On the Tim Kelly Show From KICR, IndyCountryRadio New Country's Best On a new Music Friday Good Friday, Happy Easter Weekend everybody Lady has taken my youthful appearance from me And turned me into somebody Lordy I never thought I could be She's been with me down so many roads From Detroit to Old New Orleans I swore everyday that I'd leave her But she's got a good hold on me Oh Whiskey Lady You're driving me crazy You fill me with sadness And a hold on pain Oh Whiskey Lady Nothing here's gonna heal me Oh but you're all I have Whiskey Lady, don't you go She was with me that night Down in Baton Rouge When I got into a barroom fight The sheriff of the parish Locked me up in his jail I cut a cajun with a bone-handled knife But when I got out I found myself in a jail cell And I thought to myself But when I got out I took her bag And trouble started all over again My life's not the only one she's ruined She's knocked down a lot of good men Oh Whiskey Lady You're driving me crazy You fill me with sadness And a hold on pain Oh Whiskey Lady Nothing here's gonna heal me But you're all I have Whiskey Lady, don't you go Oh Whiskey Lady You're driving me crazy You fill me with sadness And a hold on pain Oh Whiskey Lady Nothing here's gonna heal me But you're all I have So Whiskey Lady, don't you go Oh Whiskey Lady Oh Whiskey Lady You're driving me crazy You fill me with sadness And a hold on pain Oh Whiskey Lady Nothing here's gonna heal me But you're all I have You're listening to New Music Friday On KICR Indie Country Radio She looked like trouble with that messy bun in her hair She smiled at me like you do It made me stop stare Tailgating like it's a patio Sipping on twisted tea She got that special glow Some would say she's robbed me She said, hey, ain't it chilly tonight But I'm so fired up by The way you look lit up on Broadway strip Pretending my heart is open Pretending the lock ain't broken But there should be a no vacancy sign She tried to pull me closer But I got you on my mind Searching for a hobby She's never gonna find My heart is still impounded You'll never get inside Cause I may be just stepping with her In each of your eyes But I'd rather be just you and me Lost in the dark tonight Ain't no better reason to leave me Lost in the dark tonight In the dark tonight We've known each other since We were both seventeen Never told you how I felt In case you shot me down Lose what we have right now What if I said, hey, what you doing tonight Wanna get lost in sunlight I heard the moon is hung out Real pretty and bright You say my heart's wide open But am I a fool for hoping One day it might be you by my side She tried to pull me closer But I got you on my mind Searching for a hobby She's never gonna find My heart is still impounded You'll never get inside Cause I may be just stepping with her In each of your eyes But I'd rather be just you and me Lost in the dark tonight Ain't no better reason to leave me Lost in the dark tonight In the dark tonight The Nashville Roadhouse Live show takes the stage inside the theater. She will join us at 6.30 p.m. Central Time on April the 27th. And you can check out that great interview then. It's gonna be a fun, fun time. Her brand new single is called More Than Home. Jess Kelly Adams on the Tim Kelly Show from JICR Indie Country Radio. New Country's Best on New Music Friday. Memories, big dreams I was a little girl wanting more Two red lights, one stop sign I was looking for an open door To get another down and find my way Wasn't gonna listen to anyone or anything Didn't need this place or anybody in it Until I remembered that time First steps happened outside my grandma's house Riding fast in the creek where we swam in the summer With five kids to take my high school parking lot Some love and a broken heart I was trying to pray at the church a cry Tickled my home town, brewing glasses This Friday night Don't matter where I go, don't matter what I do Nothing lives in me more than you Now I miss your driving Driving back roads with my friends Long drives, long weekends I really want to feel that again I didn't need this place or anybody in it Until I remembered that time First steps happened outside my grandma's house Riding fast in the creek where we swam in the summer With five kids to take my high school parking lot Some love and a broken heart I was trying to pray at the church a cry Tickled my home town, brewing glasses This Friday night Don't matter where I go, don't matter what I do Nothing lives in me more than you I guess I had to go Don't matter where I go With my first steps happened outside my grandma's house Riding fast in the creek where we swam in the summer With five kids to take my high school parking lot Some love and a broken heart I was trying to pray at the church a cry Tickled my home town, brewing glasses This Friday night Don't matter where I go, don't matter what I do Nothing lives in me more than you More than you More than you Nothing lives in me more than you I've been driving gears all night long Bucking bulls, chasing the dawn Just a man and a moon and me And a few million stars I'm gonna hit them all by the north shine I'd rather few hours sleep, do it all again Let these ancient queens play that same old song Now this old life ain't for everyone it seems But I'm glad the good Lord chose it for me Cause it sets me free So I'm gonna keep on rolling, keep on moving on Down these endless white lines, racing midnight trains That westbound Santa Fe like a lonesome cowboy On a woman how I'll ride Gonna keep on riding this story of my life One mile at a time Looking back and thinking about her Made some wrong choices, but one right turn She keeps those home fires burning She knows I love what I do This old life ain't for everyone it seems She's my rock, she's all the strength I need And she sets me free So I'm gonna keep on rolling, keep on moving on Down these endless white lines, racing midnight trains That westbound Santa Fe like a lonesome cowboy On a woman how I'll ride Gonna keep on riding this story of my life One mile at a time So I'm gonna keep on rolling, keep on moving on Think I'll just stay out here, ride this story of my life One mile at a time Oh, one mile at a time His name is Tony Justice, that is his latest single It is called One Mile At A Time You just heard the song, you can watch the video to it On our TV channel, that is ITTV Indie Country Television Well, I'm not sure what's happened to Ashley Puckett tonight But we're gonna keep the music rolling in the meantime And then in the second half of the hour We will have Sam Music with us tonight on the radio as well For a great radio interview But first, we want to welcome Sean Taylor With the Sean Taylor Band from Alberta, Canada This is called Alberta Sunrise Sunrise with the Sean Taylor Band on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio New Country's Best on New Music Friday I've been slinging mud Since the day I landed here It's hard to find my place Between the oil and coke and years For a man who's made More money than I dreamed I've got little left it seems They said go out west The sand is filled with gold Sure it's dirty work But you ain't all that old All you'll ever need Is a strong back to survive If you make it out alive It's been way too long Since I came out west And I've been missing home And all the things I left Packed this truck But I can't forget It's time I realized What came before my eyes In Alberta Sunrise Yeah I lost a good friend here He lost his mind and lost his wife He couldn't find his way back So he tried to take his life I may not be so smart But I know which cars to pull And I'm just too damn old It's been way too long Since I came out west And I've been missing home And all the things I left Packed this truck But I can't forget It's time I realized What came before my eyes In Alberta Sunrise Yeah It's been way too long Since I came out west And I've been missing home And all the things I left Packed this truck But I can't forget It's time I realized What came before my eyes In Alberta Sunrise Sunrise Ever been one to waste my time Always been the cautious type Never been the kind To just give myself away There's something about the smile You put on my face That makes me wanna spend all night and day Right here, right next to you All I'm trying to say Is I go harder Spend every last penny on you I go Betting on forever till I ain't got nothing left Waste every dollar that I got down in my chest Cause baby, losing a love like yours Is something that I can't afford If your love had a price I'd give you every dime Till I go I go hard pro I go hard pro I lost a dollar every time I craved your lips I'd break the bank just to feel your kiss Even if we didn't work out in the end Boy, I'll still do it again I go hard pro Spend every last penny on you I go Betting on forever till I ain't got nothing left Waste every dollar that I got down in my chest Cause baby, losing a love like yours Is something that I can't afford If your love had a price I'd give you every dime Till I go I go hard pro As long as I'm still breathing As long as it's still beating You're the only reason that I go I go hard pro Spend every last penny on you I go Betting on forever till I ain't got nothing left Waste every dollar that I got down in my chest Cause baby, losing a love like yours Is something that I can't afford If your love had a price I'd give you every dime Till I go I go hard pro I go I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro I go hard pro A man just like us Just like a cigarette Burned way too long Keep it going on I want it but it's wrong I waited for so long Better off alone Better on my own I'm better off alone Hanging through the days Into the middle of the night Everything I tried Always ended in a fight Searching for the you in me I know damn well I'll never find Just acting like I'm fine I had everything I wanted But I'm never satisfied Wondering if the grass is greener On the other side Try to tell the truth Don't you know It'll be too long for me to lie You know the reason why You had me at goodbye You had me at goodbye Moonlight disappears Nothing left to see There's no reason I realize What you meant to me Keep it going on I want it but it's wrong I waited for so long Better off alone Better on my own I'm better off alone Hanging through the days Into the middle of the night Everything I tried Always ended in a fight Searching for the you in me I know damn well I'll never find Just acting like I'm fine I had everything I wanted But I'm never satisfied Wondering if the grass is greener On the other side Try to tell the truth Don't you know It'll be too long for me to lie You know the reason why You had me at goodbye You had me at goodbye I had everything I wanted But I'm never satisfied Wondering if the grass is greener On the other side You had me at goodbye You had me at goodbye You had me at goodbye You had me at goodbye You had me at goodbye I had everything I wanted But I'm never satisfied Wondering if the grass is greener On the other side Try to tell the truth Don't you know It'll be too long for me to lie You know the reason why You had me at goodbye You had me at goodbye You had me at goodbye You had me at goodbye New Country sounds like this I'd rather drink a hot beer Than feel a fire in a pouring rain Burn all of my fish and gear down Than sit there in a hurricane And this I don't wanna be a good time girl Arm around my shoulder Shutting down your favorite ball And this 99 day love Couldn't take you away You're listening to the best in New Country music On KICR Indie Country Radio I could burn your stuff out in the yard Flash your tires and key your car Tell your mama all the stuff you did And how she raised a messed up kid I could leave the gate open for your dog Look the other way when he runs off Toss your keys and sink your boat See how deep they go But that ain't me See how deep they go But that ain't me No, I ain't that mean I'm just gonna get Messed up in the sheets with a stranger Only way to fall out of love is to hate you Wake up with a Sigma Chi shirt It's way too big, yeah, it's lookin' like Double shots of whiskey on the rocks I'm a red wine girl, but tonight I'm not Stay up all night, sleep past two I'd do anything with anybody but you Anybody but you I wanna put my feet up on a brand new dash Leave in some bar that only takes cash Hear a bunch of songs I've never heard By the end of the night, know every word I smell like smoke, taste like beer Tell me all the things a girl wants to hear Shotgun ridin' down some road Right now all I know is I wanna get Messed up in the sheets with a stranger Only way to fall out of love is to hate you Wake up with a Sigma Chi shirt It's way too big, yeah, it's lookin' like Double shots of whiskey on the rocks I'm a red wine girl, but tonight I'm not Stay up all night, sleep past two I'd do anything with anybody but you Anybody but you The reason why I know what hurts the worst Is only cause I learned it from you first So I'm gonna get Messed up in the sheets with a stranger Only way to fall out of love is to hate you Wake up with a Sigma Chi shirt It's way too big, yeah, it's lookin' like Double shots of whiskey on the rocks I'm a red wine girl, but tonight I'm not Stay up all night, sleep past two I'd do anything with anybody but you Anybody but you Her name is Lauren Watkins and that is her brand new single It is called Anybody But You Go check her out, she is fantastic Got a lot of great music She's got several videos on our TV channel at ICTV Indie Country Television as well This next artist makes some great traditional country music And we love the artists that are keeping that alive for sure His name is Will Bannister And this is called Forever With You On the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio New Country Bests on a New Music Friday Girl, I know Girl, I know I hurt you bad I'd sure love to have you back I just pray that you give me a chance God got mad God got mad as hell at me And put me through some misery Treating one of his angels like that If I never see you in this world I'll be up there somewhere Waiting on you, girl, other side of the blue Cause all I want to do Is spend forever with you If I know you If I know you, I know you straight Heaven's got a tenor to sing With a scream and a cabin for two When I get there When I get there, I'll find that place And sit there every single day On the porch just waiting for you If I never see you in this world I'll be up there somewhere Waiting on you, girl, other side of the blue Cause all I want to do Is spend forever with you If I never see you in this world I'll be up there somewhere Waiting on you, girl, other side of the blue Cause all I want to do Is spend forever with you If I never see you in this world I'll be up there somewhere Waiting on you, girl, other side of the blue Cause all I want to do Is spend forever with you If I never see you in this world I'll be up there somewhere Waiting on you, girl, other side of the blue Blue sky, shades on Waiting all week long Goodbye so long I'm outta here My friends all show up When I roll up Hand me a love cup Give me a chance Sunshine, sunshine Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Bring me up high To the left and right Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Yeah Blue sky, shades on Waiting all week long Goodbye so long I'm outta here My friends all show up When I roll up Hand me a love cup Give me a chance Sunshine, sunshine Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Oh, I love this cup Sunshine, sunshine Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Bring me up high To the left and right Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Yeah Love cups are so unique Made just for you and me Everybody knows I take it everywhere Maybe I'll share Good times, yeah, sunshine Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Now it's up in the straw This is Up high To the left and right Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Good times, yeah, sunshine Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Bring me up high To the left and right Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Sitting on the blue turpentine straw Oh Oh yeah Blue turpentine straw Her name is Kim Thompson That is her brand new single It is called Sippin' on Love She's a great Canadian artist She has been on the Tim Kelly program before We interviewed a year or so ago And she also is a great actress as well We'll talk about that and a whole lot more In a great upcoming interview Kim Thompson and Sippin' on Love This next artist is making her radio debut tonight On the Tim Kelly show Her name is Lou Neal And this is called George's On His Mind On the Tim Kelly show from KICR Indie Country Radio Indie Country Radio, new country's best On New Music Friday You can see me now In bars that don't serve beer Never met a bulldog fan Till he came around here And I heard his promise Friend of a friend That his heart's on ice And if you ask me It's cause George's on his mind He can't look you in the eyes And not think of why He sees headlights in the window And he thinks that's a lie He can't listen to Whitney without Breaking down Cause my blonde hair, tan skin Small town accent The reason he can't close his eyes And if you ask me It's cause George's on his mind Packed his bags and slammed his door Headed westbound 24 Don't know where he's headed But he said it's somewhere far There's still a note on his dad That says, I love you I'll bet you believe I'm still thinking of you Cursing like hell Burning rubber with a broken heart He can't look you in the eyes And not think of why He sees headlights in the window And he thinks that's a lie He can't listen to Whitney without Breaking down Cause my blonde hair, tan skin Small town accent The reason he can't close his eyes And if you ask me It's cause George's on his mind He says he can't move Hold his head up In the shade And it's good to know He can't look you in the eyes And not think of why He sees headlights in the window And he thinks that's a lie He can't listen to Whitney without Breaking down Cause my blonde hair, tan skin Small town accent The reason he can't close his eyes And if you ask me It's cause George's on his mind Yeah, if you ask me It's cause George's on his mind Yeah, if you ask me It's cause George's on his mind Yeah, if you ask me It's cause George's on his mind Yeah, if you ask me It's cause George's on his mind Yeah, if you ask me It's cause George's on his mind Yeah, if you ask me It's cause George's on his mind Yeah, if you ask me It's cause George's on his mind Yeah, if you ask me It's cause George's on his mind New Country Radio Syndicated worldwide Playing New Country's best Now this is my kind of country New Country New Country New Country Tough As hitting that gravel Falling off your bike Then you saddle back up For one more try Yeah, tough Is what they tell you to be When you're scraping me So you learn to be tough Hold them back Never let them fall down But son, let me tell you now God made tears to fall like rain Heal your heart And ease your pain Ain't no shame if you can't Hold them all inside Use them all up As best as you can No thanks, that's what makes a man Being strong's your God's place and time But tough Don't mean you can't cry Tough Is playing guitar with your pipe off For the very last time That you never saw coming Tough Waking up thinking That you get to do it again But the news you get is Tough When daddy does his best to say What I can see running down his face God made tears to fall like rain Heal your heart And ease your pain Ain't no shame if you can't Hold them all inside Use them all up As best as you can No thanks, that's what makes a man Being strong's your God's place and time But tough Don't mean you can't cry Sometimes life's hard to accept But even Jesus wept God made tears to fall like rain Heal your heart And ease your pain Ain't no shame if you can't Hold them all inside Use them all up As best as you can No thanks, that's what makes a man Being strong's your God's place and time Yeah, being strong's your God's place and time But tough Don't mean you can't cry Makes my job very tough Absolutely But we're going to get it worked out And we're going to have a great time Welcome to hour number two Of the Tim Kelly show on KICR Indie Country Radio Add a dot com to that And you'll find us live on our website Right now from Branson, Missouri The live show capital of the world And this live show's going to have A great radio interview with Sam Music At the bottom half of this hour So stay tuned for that That is going to come up In a little over 20 minutes or so Up next, a brand new single From Cyndi Thompson Now Cyndi is C-Y-N-D-I Cyndi Thompson And it's T-O-M-S-O-N Her latest single is called Georgia In Me And you can check out the video to it On ICTV Indie Country Television You're hearing it right now On KICR Indie Country Radio dot com Barefoot, creekside Lemonade, June line Those summers, they lasted forever Cornfield, red dirt No man, yes sir Looking back, all that mattered We all got a story A place that we come from First kiss, soundtrack We can't get enough of Back home, we're rolling real easy Yeah, I'm not happy to see I'm 75, I'm cool, Coca-Cola She's in love with a boy Sweet Magnolia, holy Lord I know I'll never leave That's just the Georgia in me Southern girls, farm boys Friday night, making noise Up early, Sunday morning For a little bit of heaven and glory We all got a story A place that we come from First kiss, soundtrack We can't get enough of Back home, we're rolling real easy Yeah, I'm not happy to see I'm 75, I'm cool, Coca-Cola She's in love with a boy Sweet Magnolia, holy Lord I know I'll never leave That's just the Georgia in me We all got a story A place that we come from First kiss, soundtrack We can't get enough of Back home, we're rolling real easy Yeah, I'm not happy to see I'm 75, I'm cool, Coca-Cola She's in love with a boy Sweet Magnolia, holy Lord I know I'll never leave That's just the Georgia in me That's just the Georgia in me I tried like hell to give it up this time Didn't miss a ballgame, stopped on a dime It should have been a while since I had a drink But the father of the evening ain't gonna explain On the second day, I'm in a hurry But the father of the evening ain't gonna explain On the second shelf, like my old man Found a half a fifth behind a folder's can There's some nights it pours down the drain Them other ones can't say the same Holdin' back the wind while sailin' through the storm Like stayin' on eight seconds When your glove's a little too warm Yeah, it's knowin' what you do Ain't really who you are Just prayin' that you'll change And hopin' that you can These are the good intentions Of a broken man Few numbers in my phone which I didn't have When lonely comes knockin' at 2 a.m. Shoutin' I'll give in but I don't want to end I'm gonna wake up in the morning kinda hatin' myself Just like you're holdin' back the wind while Sailin' through the storm Like stayin' on eight seconds When your glove's a little too warm Yeah, it's knowin' what you do Ain't really who you are Just prayin' that you'll change And hopin' that you can These are the good intentions Of a broken man Of a broken man It's a damn good thing How to know how to quit Cause it just might be the thing That gets me out of this Cause it's like you're holdin' back the wind While you're sailin' through the storm Like stayin' on eight seconds When your glove's a little too warm Yeah, it's knowin' what you do Ain't really who you are Just prayin' that you'll change And hopin' that you can These are the good intentions These are the good intentions Of a broken man Of a broken man Of a broken man I could never be What you needed me to be I could never be What you needed me to be I could never be What you needed me to be I could never be What you needed me to be I could never be What you needed me to be And someday you'll know why It was best for me to leave You're all I ever hoped for You're everything I dreamed Someday maybe you will Find some good in me I never meant to hurt you Never meant to make you cry I only meant to give you Every star up in the sky But sometimes things just happen Which it didn't have to be Someday maybe you will Find some good in me Someday oh someday You'll come to understand The reason for what happened And I'll hold you again It didn't mean I didn't love you It's just the way things had to be Someday oh someday Try to find some good in me Try to find some good in me . . . Someday oh someday You'll come to understand The reason for what happened And I'll hold you again It didn't mean I didn't love you It's just the way things had to be Someday oh someday Try to find some good in me Yes someday maybe you will Find some good in me Hey moon I'm getting it all that I got Hey moon I'm down to my last shot Hell like livin' and hell like dyin' Come on back to me Hey people we were pretty sure It was gonna work out for ya . . . A bully won't stop till you stand up to him You ain't gonna win if you plan on losing Sometimes a curse can be a blessing So wait your turn and learn your lessons Don't hold a grudge it'll make you bitter Don't think that money's gonna make you richer And happiness ain't about possessions Better crash and burn and learn your lessons You can't win them all You can't change your past Don't take for granted what you got Don't always want what you don't have Take some chances have some faith Make the most of every day It could all be over in a second Don't miss a day with your old man fishin' Or a cup of coffee in your mama's kitchen Life is short and time is precious Sometimes it hurts to learn your lessons You can't win them all You can't change your past Don't take for granted what you got Don't always want what you don't have Take some chances have some faith Make the most of every day It could all be over in a second Don't break her heart if you know you love her Don't let her leave cause you're too damn stubborn Cause she'll move on and you'll regret it Hold on to her and learn your lessons Every choice has consequences Take it from me and learn your lessons His name is Tommy Carlos That is K-A-R-L-A-S And he is a great singer and a great songwriter You just heard lessons from Tommy Carlos And you can check out the video to it on our TV channel At ICTV Indie Country Television And while you're there at ICTV Indie Country Television At the bottom of the screen we've got some sponsors on there So click on their logo It'll take you right to their website And you can find out more about their businesses And music pages Whatever they got going on If you'd like to be one Hit us up at Indie Country Television At yahoo.com And we'll get you all the details We also have CCTV That is Classic Country Television If you love the classics Like Johnny Cash, Reba McIntyre I mean just a bunch of them on there We got about nine and a half, ten hours Of programming on there as well Hit that tab and check out our sponsors Below that TV screen as well After this next song I am going to be interviewing Sam Music Live on the radio tonight On this New Music Friday So you gotta stick around for that But first, Daniel Johnson From the great state of Texas His latest single is called Some Horses On the Tim Kelly Show From KICR, Indie Country Radio New Country's Best On New Music Friday Some Horses He's a tumbleweed On the west Texas plains Headed somewhere new With every wind change Ain't ever been the kind To put down a root By red hair and soft blue eyes He'd blow you in with just a smile Have you in the palm of her hand Like an old Mustang She's just got her own You can't fence her in You can't hold her down You can't lay claim To uncharted grounds You're gonna learn that She's just got her own You love her hard And she'll leave you fast Some things just ain't meant to last So hold her while she's here And let her go Some horses Ain't meant to be drove Some Horses Always loved the rest of kind Girls would walk a different line He stole my breath With his first hello Yeah, we just met And my heart's already broke You can't fence her in You can't hold her down You can't lay claim To uncharted grounds You're gonna learn that She's just got her own You love her hard And she'll leave you fast Some things just ain't meant to last So hold her while she's here And let her go Some horses Ain't meant to be drove You love her hard And she'll leave you fast Some things just ain't meant to last So hold her while she's here And let her go Some horses Ain't meant to be drove Ain't meant to be drove Ain't meant to be drove Your name, Sam, is two M's So it's S-A-M-M And music is M-U-S-I-C-K So if folks want to check you out We'll talk about your social media a little bit later But you are a great singer, songwriter And music producer Well, thank you very much Absolutely From Franklin, Tennessee I guess you moved there about 20 years ago, huh? I did, yup Yup, from Chicago Chicago, okay And tell us your early history in the music business You're an award-winning singer, songwriter, producer, by the way So, and you've been doing this for a while Being in Tennessee And just outside of Nashville for 20 years But how did this all kind of get started for you? Well, I studied music in college up in Chicago And, you know, came down to Nashville Because really in Chicago Some great rock bands Which is what I was doing at the time But mostly weekend warriors I was looking for more like steady songwriters And producers and studios and all that And the weather, it's a little better Yeah Let's be honest Right, there you go So I came down to Nashville And, you know, I didn't write a lot of country music Honestly, didn't even really listen to much country music growing up I was more of like classic rock You know, stuff like that But when I came down here I realized doing some co-writing It's a tough genre to write It's not easy, you know They make it sound easy, but it's not And so I took up the challenge And enjoyed writing that I still write pop music And produce all kinds of genres But I had a newfound love for country music When I came down Yeah, and I say it all the time on this program The reason I do these interviews Is because I want to hear the stories behind the songs So that's what I call it And doesn't country music tell the best ones? I really believe that They definitely have some great stories And, you know, a lot of other genres They're a little more poetic, metaphoric And you have some of that in country music But it's definitely a storytelling genre for sure Yeah, absolutely Now you did a little bit of Americana rock Now I played the Americana that sounds like country I just took on a band called the Lonesome Six Not too long ago They got some great music that sounds country And some videos to it too So I had this TV channel on the internet Called ICTV or Indie Country Television So I added some of their videos too But I like that genre real well Yeah, Americana I went to, I don't know, Tim It was many years ago I went and saw the Civil Wars And Robert Plant and the, I think it's the Joy Band Or something like that And just that genre grabs my heart Just the depth of it And it crosses into jazz and soul and rock And I just, I loved it So, yeah And you hear that in country music too A lot of those influences are incorporated in And there's so many genres within country now We've got the pop country that you mentioned There's outlaw country There's this red dirt country in Texas Just a bunch of different genres within country music Oh, absolutely, yeah And I was listening to 80s music and DJing that When I first started in radio back in the 80s In 1986 I went to broadcasting school in San Diego But then I married a girl, my first wife From Oklahoma, Southeast Oklahoma Down around Ada, Oklahoma Where Blake Shelton's from And that 90s country really got me to wanting to do country radio And I've been doing that ever since Oh, wow, that's great 1999 in McAllister, Oklahoma At a 100,000 watt station was my first FM radio gig But then later on when I started something on the internet Like this show 12 years ago The independent artists started coming to me And I found you, I think, through my YouTube feed here Just about 3 or 4 weeks ago, something like that I'm glad to be found Yeah, absolutely You've got a couple of great songs we're going to play for the folks tonight But talk about that songwriting I love hearing the stories behind that And how that kind of starts Because that is a gift, my friend How did you start wanting to write music? I actually started writing when I was 7 Wow I was taking piano lessons And I didn't learn until later in life that I'm actually dyslexic And so reading piano music was like jumble to me I couldn't make any sense of it So I just started playing the piano And playing what I heard And I wrote a little song called Cry Baby about my sister Number one hit right there Cry Baby And then it just kind of went from there I learned the guitar My mom taught me some chords on the guitar And I just picked it up and started writing all kinds of songs So is it just the piano and the guitar that you play? Or any other instruments? I actually play bass It's one of my favorite things to play That is fun too I've got a buddy that I actually work with on another job that does that He plays the bass guitar, loves that So that is awesome Now, you're also an artist So we're going to play a couple of your songs tonight At what point did you say Man, I want to even take this to another level And maybe start singing Or did somebody tell you You've got a voice You need to sing It all happened at the same time for me Because I was writing the songs and singing them And I was in choir and all that I think it was in middle school That I kind of fell in love with choral music And then I got into musical theater And then I was in a couple of rock bands in high school And I was just always singing You know, it's just kind of natural I'm looking at one that you were a producer of Called Kings of the Earth Tell us about that one That's an interesting name Yeah, so that's like a modern rock group Kind of like Coldplay Kind of a sound So it's great It's great stuff Awesome You've had the privilege to share the stage With big name country artists too Like Charlie Daniels and several others So that's Phil Vassar Yeah That's good Yeah, Charlie Daniels is an amazing guy, man I'm sorry he's passed But he was always very encouraging to me And prayed with me And just was a great, great man Wow And Phil Vassar of course Had some big hits of his own But he is well known for writing hits For other folks as well Oh yeah Yeah, absolutely And I think on that same show Was Jimmy Webb And if you know like The Highwaymen He wrote a lot of the music for the Highwaymen And all that stuff So great songwriter right there Awesome, awesome Now you've got a song called 18 Days That's the second one we're going to play for you tonight But there's just a little bit of a story Behind that in the bio It's based on a powerful poem It says Amplified with wide-eyed elegance Tell us about that one I'm not sure who wrote that review But that's very kind of them Yeah, so that's actually about A relationship breakup But I decided to make it kind of a positive spin Kind of like Hey, I got trains heading north I'm going north You know, you're going to go where God sends you But you know, God bless And just enjoy the rest of your life And just kind of a letting go You know, sometimes you've got to let people go And not hold on to anger Or resentment or anything like that Just let them go So that's kind of the idea behind the song Love that You know, it is It's based on realized stories, isn't it? Things that's either happened to you Or life experiences that you've had And you're putting your heart and your soul out there In the music if it is about you You know, I interviewed Ali Colleen here Just the other day And she says, you know It's the good, the bad and the ugly And it's a combination of all of that It is, it truly is And I think those are the songs That really connect with people Because people can tell the sincerity in a song Yeah, absolutely Now, as far as producing songs You've been a top 10 producer And a top 20 for hits on Terrestrial Radio And won several awards for those So is there any songs or artists Or any title that we would know That maybe you've done That's done that well? There was a top 10 song many years ago Called America And there was a country song By the Desert City Ramblers You may or may not have heard of them But it went to number 25 on the Billboard chart So that was a fun project I also co-wrote that song And so that was fun That's awesome And you have a last name that is music Was that from the very get-go Like you said, I think you started When you were like five or so In the music business And kind of wanting to do something there That's pretty young But with a last name like that It's kind of destined to that Something's going to happen music-wise, right? Yeah, I mean, I live in Music City So I basically just call it my town Yep, there you go My name is Welsh And it's got a C and a K That always throws people I hear Musick and Moolsic And all kinds of stuff But it's a unique name for sure And it's definitely reminded me Over the years of my purpose That is awesome Yeah, there's an Ian Munsick I have some of his music And he's really good And he's tearing it up right now In Terrestrial and FM Radio as well But yeah, yours definitely stands out And you've got two M's for Sam too That stood out to me Oh good There's another guy By the name of Sam Hunt He's done quite well But I can hunt you down faster Because I just put two M's in And you pop right up Yeah, it does help on search and search Yeah, absolutely Kentucky Roots is the first song I heard from you And when I heard that song I knew that I was going to want to hear more And boy, I sure hope to hear more from you Of your own music So you've got two that we're going to play tonight But tell us about this one as well Yeah, well speaking of new music April 12th I released an 18 song album Oh there you go And it's called Land of Dreams So if you like these two songs You get 16 more coming up here pretty soon You're going to be one of those artists That make my job very tough On what song to play on a Friday, Saturday night show Good Alright, fill it up There you go Yeah, so Kentucky Roots Great story behind the song Lost my dad two years ago Great man But he was from Hopkinsville, Kentucky And my mom's from Bowling Green, Kentucky So most of my family has Kentucky Roots And I have Kentucky Roots And I grew up in Columbus, Ohio But we would always travel down You know, in the vacation times You know, summer and also in Christmas and so forth And lots of cousins down there that I love so much And I knew this fiddle player Who lived in Nashville But I knew she was from Hopkinsville Her name's Rachel Crick And she's a world class fiddle player She's played with everybody But I took a chance I was like, hey I'm going to write this song about Hopkinsville And I said, I know you're from there Do you want to write it with me? And she was like, absolutely She's a sweetheart lady And we got to talking about family in Kentucky And she said I said, you know, do you know these folks? And she said, oh, those are my cousins And I said, well, those are my cousins too And it turned out we're family So we're sitting there writing a song about family And we had found new cousins in each other So she helped me co-write that song And it's just a song about Growing up, going down to Kentucky And my family down there And that's what it's about That is awesome Now, you mentioned she's a world class fiddle player I bet she can do justice To The Devil Went Down to Georgia By the Charlie Brown Band Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah She plays on this riverboat cruise in Nashville Called the General Jackson And I went and saw her there And she's just phenomenal Have you ever been to Branson, Missouri? I have Have you? Okay, how long ago? It was a long time ago It was 2012 or something like that And I saw the Righteous Brothers I think maybe one of them I think one of them was there And some big family band And I liked it It was great entertainment Yeah, I met Bill Manley here from the Righteous Brothers He played at Dick Clark's theater for a while Because it originally started Because they had a lot of the artists And some of them have passed on now But they used to be on the American Bandstand show Back in the day Absolutely With Dick Clark So he was one of those And he started playing at the theater there And his daughter McKenna They hung out in Branson for quite a while So, yeah, they call this The live show capital of the world Even though there's a little town here Of about 10,000 population There's more theater seats here than Broadway In New York City In this little town of Branson So there's lots of places to see shows And to be involved in shows And isn't there some amusement park Like Silver Dollar City or something like that? That's it Yep, it is actually The same owners own Dollywood In Pigeon Forge, Tennessee as well That's great Well, I have family from Cape Girardeau Okay Sometimes I make it down that way Yeah, that's a lot further north But, yeah, still in Missouri And, yep, we're down here in the Ozarks What they call the Ozark Mountains And, of course, you know Silver Dollar City is famous Because it started out as a cave It's got Marvel Cave inside there That is a two and a half hour tour In that cave alone And the main room in there is so big That you could let a hot air balloon Blow that thing up And it wouldn't touch the walls I didn't know about that Yep That's cool And that's how it got started And the people that You know, they started doing cave tours But they couldn't keep busy, of course, year round And, of course, that cave floods in heavy rains It takes a bit to flood it But it will And so they told them They ought to start an old time city And they based it on the 1800s And it's really a cool theme park That's cool I'll have to go next time I'm down there Yep, and hit me up Definitely when you come to Branson And we would love to see you in a show here I'm working with the Pierce Aero Theater Here in Branson And I'll be doing my radio show there Tomorrow night With the Nashville Roadhouse Live Show And he is willing to take on Some of the artists that I'm playing So I'll mention your name And give you the information I'd sure appreciate that We'd love to come down and play That is awesome And we'd love to see you here in Branson And meet you guys in person I love talking to you on the phone And doing the radio interviews like this But it is sure Gives you a different perspective of the artists When you meet them in person And get to see them perform live Oh yeah It's all about the personal connection for me Now, speaking of live performances Let me ask you this You've been doing this a while And you've seen a lot of talent You've performed probably with a lot But what is Sam Music's dream gig? An artist that you would like to maybe Either open for Or maybe somebody you'd like to do a duet with Probably John Mayer Okay I'd like to play bass And sing backup for John Mayer That'd be a cool gig That'd be a pretty cool gig We'll just throw that out to the world You never know who's listening to the program That's right So, John Mayer That's a good one Alright, absolutely Well, we're going to play Kentucky Roots If you can hang out for a little bit more We'll come back and talk to you some more His name is Sam Music This is called Kentucky Roots On the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio New Country Fest On the New Music Friday Kentucky Roots My grandma met my grandpa In those Appalachian hills They grew themselves a family In the town of Hopkinsville My mama was from Bowling Green And met my daddy down in Nashville They left behind the bluegrass To chase the dreams of North But we never missed a Christmas We were headed south for sure Cause the smell of Grandma Dove's biscuits Had us coming back for more That's where I learned to use a shotgun Wrote a book named Lightning Went fishing for the first time In my uncle's barbecue That's where I learned to say yes ma'am And always stayed with a firm hand This is more than just farmland It's everything to me My Kentucky Roots Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na My cousin took me to school Stayed our way too late We met ourself on Hopstown Girl Going down Lovers Lane Playing Haggard on the radio Those memories won't ever fade That's where I learned to use a shotgun Wrote a book named Lightning Went fishing for the first time In my uncle's barbecue That's where I learned to say yes ma'am And always stayed with a firm hand This is more than just farmland It's everything to me My Kentucky Roots My daddy's John LeBarry Negotialism Taught me how to be kind Taught me to be strong And I don't know where I would be If I couldn't call Kentucky home That's where I learned to use a shotgun Wrote a book named Lightning Went fishing for the first time In my uncle's barbecue That's where I learned to say yes ma'am And always stayed with a firm hand This is more than just farmland It's everything to me My Kentucky Roots My Kentucky Roots My Kentucky Roots My Kentucky Roots Thank you, yeah And again a shout out to Rachel Grick She played fiddle on that Sang and helped me write it Awesome Now that's what I'm going to ask you too next about writing Is like when you're writing a song Are you thinking okay this one's for me Or am I going to try to pitch this one to somebody Like you know a Phil Vassar or something like that Let them have it Are they all for you in your mind when you start writing them? No, no I would definitely say that you know Sometimes I'll write Especially co-writes I'll have a tendency to write for the artist I'm writing with Or if it's just a writer We'll write for like film and television You know maybe some pop song A cinematic thing or So it really depends on who I'm writing with If I'm writing by myself I have a tendency to write more for Kind of my own projects Or a newer writer You know I work with a lot of young writers in town I enjoy that Because I can kind of coach them a little bit And so you know sometimes If they're not an artist You know we'll wind up writing something for me But we also have a lot of people that write For other people in town And so I enjoy those gigs Because I like to You know kind of study the artist And figure out what they would want to sing Yeah that's awesome Now do you do the writer's rounds At some of the venues in Nashville? Tim I used to do a lot of that But I just decided I don't have the time to go play for free And a lot of these venues You know bring in artists And that's great But they don't pay them anything So I actually started a little venue here Where I bring in writers And then they get paid So trying to change the game a little bit Man I love that That's how you do it right there You know and Your time is valuable isn't it? You've been doing this long enough You've been doing this long enough That it is valuable And you're getting the recognition too now I'm looking at radio outlets Of 300,000 plus Spotify spins on radio 167,000 listeners 179 playlists 420,000 YouTube views That's awesome Thanks Yeah We're trying We're trying I saw on your YouTube channel As a matter of fact That you're doing this thing Called Song of the Day Now is that an everyday thing? Or just maybe a weekly thing or something? It was kind of a season That I went through Where I was like Because I had been producing For I don't know 7 or 8 years And I hadn't been playing out live And when I decided to release This album Land of Dreams In April I thought I need to kind of get my chops up So I'm going to start just doing lives On TikTok And then I just shared them across You know different feeds So It was just really to get my chops up Okay Awesome Speaking of chops You mentioned to me off the air That you are the father of 5 girls 9 Don't do that 5 girls You have 5 daughters You're a girl dad Doesn't matter what But do any of them Have the chops that dad got? Are they musically inclined Any of them like you? So with my daughters I never pushed them into The creative arts of any kind Because I know Especially as a career It can be a tough road And a long road But I think the apple doesn't fall far from the tree Right? So They just kind of They were around it their whole lives And yeah I've got a couple songwriters People playing instruments Singers Yeah It's kind of across the board with them Awesome And you know For the movie buffs out there You mentioned that You've written for some movie scores Anything that we would know That your songs might be in movie wise? Not quite yet I'm writing something for A Johnny Depp film That might be coming out And then I've got A song that's on A CBS film Called the American Southwest And That was You remember the woman that played Dr. Quinn? Yep Okay So Yep Yep So she's narrating that And it's about the water crisis In the Southwest in America Okay So they picked up one of my songs And so you know I'm still kind of Easing into that Man I love that show And you know We've been watching a lot of Yellowstone And in the previous series You know 1883 And all of that You know Tim McGraw Faith Hill in there Yep And you know Country music There's so many Great songs out there That movies have been made from You know Dolly Parton did 9 to 5 Because of that song And Kenny Rogers The Gambler series And all of that You know So that's the neat thing About music You never know what songs Take off and just Really be able to make A really career Out of that one song Yeah you just gotta Keep writing Keep writing Yep That's it And you definitely Got that talent my friend Keep doing it I appreciate that Tim Absolutely Where can folks Reach out to you On social media And find out more About Sam music And check out more Of your music Yeah Cool So All my socials are At Sam's Place And it's S-A-M-M-S Underscore Place And I also have a website For my production stuff And you can reach out To me through there It's Music City M-U-S-I-C-K City Dot com There you go You own that town brother That's right This is my town I appreciate the time Tonight And we would love To see you in this town Of Branson Missouri One of these days It's been too long We need to have you back Can't wait Man that would be a treat For sure It's been a treat Tonight I want to thank you For your time Have a great weekend And as we say around here We'll see you on the radio And we'll see you back On this program I know in the near future Great Thanks Tim Absolutely This is Sam Music And it's called 18 Days You heard the story behind it Now you get to hear the song On the Tim Kelly Show From K-I-C-R Indie Country Radio New Country's Best On New Music Friday I got a one way ticket out of heaven, babe There's a fire to keep me warm I gotta leave on the 905 Yeah I can't stay long You and I would be like a runaway All the sirens flashing light Couldn't stop that crash from happening You know I'm right I got hope, I got love I got peace in the Lord I got strength and hope To take me home There were 18 days of rain that storm Surely knocked us down But I held you tight We let that crazy down I ain't mad, I ain't sorry For this love I gave Rather risk it all Than just let you walk away I got hope, I got love I got peace in the Lord I got strength and hope To take me home You got flowers, you got sunshine You got angels you can do To lay your heart and guide you down Don't you choose, don't you choose 18 days I got hope, I got love I got peace in the Lord I got strength and hope To take me home You got flowers, you got sunshine You got angels you can do To lay your heart and guide you down Don't you choose I got one way to get out of here Got the fire to keep me warm I gotta leave on the 905 Yeah, I can't stay long If you think I'm gonna be Like all the others Before you met me Those other clowns I gotta warn you now I'm gonna let you down If you think I'm gonna be If you're sure it's gonna fall apart And you're only waiting For me to break your heart Thinking that's what love's about I'm gonna let you down I'm gonna change your expectations I'm gonna make a smile Out of that frown But if you're convinced I'm gonna leave I'm gonna let you down If you're suspecting That I'm only here To whisper sweet words In your ear just for tonight I gotta tell you now I'm gonna let you down I'm gonna change your expectations I'm gonna make a smile Out of that frown But if you're convinced I'm gonna leave I'm gonna let you down I'm gonna change your expectations I'm gonna make a smile Out of that frown But if you're convinced I'm gonna leave I'm gonna let you down But if you're convinced I'm gonna leave I'm gonna let you down I'm gonna let you down S.A.M.M.S. M.U.S.I.C.K. 18 days in Kentucky Roots You can check out the video to Kentucky Roots On our TV channel ICTV Indie Country Television Thank you very much for your time tonight Sam It was fantastic Music City, that's your town for sure This next artist is my good friend David Wills He rode Garth Brooks' Wild Horses Back in the 90's for his No Fences album And he's got a brand new single out With a video to it on our TV channel At ICTV as well When a plan comes together From David Wills on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio New Country Fest On New Music Friday I must have been kissin' Kissin' those lips just right Look at that smile on her face tonight I held her back but just close enough I think she's fallen in love Don't you love when a plan comes together When the pieces all fall into place When you're so close your heart knows You're standing on the edge of forever She swore she'd never fall again Oh but I knew better Don't you love when a plan comes together A blanket of stars and soft music on Even the moonlight was playin' along Her little heart never had any chance I felt her melt tonight Don't you love when a plan comes together When the pieces all fall into place When you're so close your heart knows You're standing on the edge of forever She swore she'd never fall again Oh but I knew better Don't you love when a plan comes together Don't you love when a plan comes together When the pieces all fall into place When you're so close your heart knows You're standing on the edge of forever She swore she'd never fall again Oh but I knew better Don't you love when a plan comes together Don't you love when a plan comes together I like the stuff I like I like the stuff I like You like the fast lane I like the back road You dig your heels in And I go where the wind blows We led the wrong thing That's just the way it goes I just got over it Now I don't think so All your friends that I run into Tell me I'll never find somebody like you You're made of money You drive the ladies crazy You're not a funny You do the same things you told me baby Could never love you like you do I hope it's true That I'll never find somebody like you You used to flirt with all of my girlfriends I called you out And you always blamed them You wear that mirror round Fixing that stupid hair Takes you a leasing hour Taking out the clothes you wear All your friends that I run into Tell me I'll never find somebody like you You're made of money You drive the ladies crazy You're not a funny You do the same things you told me baby Could never love you like you do I hope it's true That I'll never find somebody like you Boy, I'm super super Worry about me baby I'll be fine All your friends that I run into Tell me I'll never find somebody like you You're made of money You drive the ladies crazy You're not a funny You do the same things you told me baby Could never love you like you do I hope it's true That if you're somebody lucky I will never find somebody like you Like you Like you Hope I'll never find somebody like you Her name is Presley Tennant She is an alumni artist of NBC's The Voice She was on Team Kelly Clarkson back in the day And that is called Somebody Like You Back in the day, like she's old or something I tell you what, she is a good friend of mine From Norco, California And we are working out the details To have her once again on the Tim Kelly Show I've interviewed her several times And she is fantastic Presley Tennant, Somebody Like You Go check out that great song I love country music I say it all the time Aren't they fantastic We got to meet this next female artist Back in September, September 30th When I hosted Freedom Jam USA In St. Peter's, Missouri Just outside of St. Louis She was also on NBC's The Voice She is an alumni artist from season number 6 On Team Blake Her name is Audra McLaughlin This is her latest single called Sad Song And a Cowboy On the Tim Kelly Show The country's best on New Music Friday She's got her eyes on Craig And she'll find a man A trail of smoke But she won't He's gone like the sun But we didn't take this one The time when he disappeared Into the sun He was a strong and true He's only I hope the last is the only I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known I should have known In a world There was one man Tim Kelly And there was only one radio station Indie Country Radio Every now and then I wear that pair of jeans And a couple of school rings And every once in a while I knock the dust off this old truck Yes, sometimes I trade a black label bourbon For a bottle of red wine And put on some old school Conway And crank it up It ain't for me, it's for her Cause when she gets that shot In her hazel eyes I can't help but do Everything she likes Tonight It ain't for me, it's for her And that smile, she smiles Right before that kiss Like midnight champagne On my list I'm all about givin' that girl What she deserves It ain't for me, it's for her Yeah, I love drinkin' beer When my buddies at the bar Have a good night's And the way that A two-stroke Jumbo motor whines Yes, sometimes I trade a little bit Of back road gravel For a little bit Of downtown hassle It's whatever she wants Every single time It ain't for me, it's for her Cause when she gets that shot In her hazel eyes I can't help but do One hell of a night It ain't for me, it's for her And that smile, she smiles Right before that kiss Like midnight champagne On my list I'm all about givin' that girl What she deserves It ain't for me, it's for her It ain't for me, it's for her It ain't for me, it's for her Cause when she gets that shot In her hazel eyes I can't help but do Everything she likes And when I do It leads to one hell of a night It ain't for me, it's for her And that smile, she smiles Right before that kiss Like midnight champagne On my list I'm all about givin' that girl What she deserves It ain't for me, it's for her No, no It ain't for me, it's for her Yeah, yeah Here's why we call this Rodeo Program New Country's Best Ladies and gentlemen You can follow us over there On X, formerly Twitter You know, my X is gonna be Continually my X It ain't gonna be formally It's gonna keep going I don't know what that is About Twitter I just, I love that But you can follow us over there At New Country's Best In my personal account At Tim Kelly On Air I am on the air right now With another great artist By the name of Stephen Wood You can check him out At Stephen Wood Music And you can find the video To this latest single On ICTV Indie Country Television At the top of our home page Of KICR Indie Country Radio dot com It is called Stone Cold From Stephen Wood On the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio New Country's Best On New Music Friday I've got all the time in the world That's what they say Someday we'll sit down And work it out Ah, but not today But seasons come And years have passed And now the cold wind blows Past regrets and things unsaid Is now their home I don't want to be stone cold When I'm standing before the stone Of someone I should have made things right But I left alone That old winter chill Stubborn pride Will leave you frozen to the bone And if that's the price For being right Then I'll be right I'll be right I'll be right For being right I don't want to be Stone cold You can't melt the pain With the warm tears that are falling So while you've got the time Go on and call them But you don't want to be stone cold When you're standing before the stone Of someone you should have made things right But you left alone That old winter chill Stubborn pride Will leave you frozen to the bone And if that's the price For being right Then I'll be right I'll be right And if that's the price For being right I don't want to be Stone cold And if that's the price For being right I don't want to be Stone cold And if that's the price For being right I don't want to be Stone cold And if that's the price For being right I don't want to be Stone cold And if that's the price For being right I don't want to be Stone cold And if that's the price For being right I don't want to be Stone cold And if that's the price For being right I don't want to be Stone cold And if that's the price For being right I don't want to be Stone cold And if that's the price For being right I don't want to be Stone cold And if that's the price For being right I don't want to be Stone cold And if that's the price For being right I don't want to be Stone cold And if 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Did the flood get so far and let that heartbreak run through? Is it rainin' on you? Is it rainin' on you? Oh, I guess rainin' on me Yeah, I guess rainin' on me Yeah, it's pourin' down, pourin' down Yeah, it's pourin' down, pourin' down Yeah, it's pourin' down, pourin' down Yeah, it's pourin' down, pourin' down Yeah, it's pourin' down, pourin' down Yeah, it's pourin' down, pourin' down Yeah, it's pourin' down, pourin' down Yeah, it's pourin' down, pourin' down Yeah, it's pourin' down, pourin' down Your dreams were always too big for this little town And I never wanna be the one to ever tie you down There's a big ol' world just waitin' out there, go on get it girl But if you ever need me, you know where I'll be I'll be right here where you left me In the same town where you met me Where we made so many memories Girl, I hope you won't forget me Cause I'm gonna miss you when you're gone And I'll try my best to just move on But girl, believe me, it won't be easy Something tells me I'll be right here where you left me I'll be cruisin' down the same ol' roads we used to ride And you'll be right beside me, ridin' shotgun in my mind And you probably will be for a while So California ain't your style You know I won't be hard to find I'll be right here where you left me In the same town where you met me Where we made so many memories Girl, I hope you won't forget me Cause I'm gonna miss you when you're gone And I'll try my best to just move on But girl, believe me, it won't be easy Something tells me I'll be right here where you left me I'll be right here where you left me In the same town where you said we'd settle down when you were ready Now you're leavin', heaven help me Cause I'm gonna miss you when you're gone And I'll try my best to just move on But girl, believe me, it won't be easy Something tells me I'll be right here where you left me I'll be right here where you left me In the same town where you said we'd settle down when you were ready Now you're leavin', heaven help me Cause I'm gonna miss you when you're gone And I'll try my best to just move on But girl, believe me, it won't be easy Something tells me I'll be right here where you left me If you need me, I'll be right here where you left me Your dreams were always too big for this little town Your dreams were always too big for this little town You don't gotta watch the news Just sit down and take your order Special's up on that chalkboard And something's brewin' in that corner They pour their coffee and get their tea But you didn't hear it from me And that sugar in his cup Ain't the only thing he's stirring up Said you saw my cousin Kelly Get out of someone else's truck She looks tired and she looks sweaty And her husband gets back to sleep But you didn't hear it from me Drink it up like water Come and get your fill Because he's getting taller So run and brew a bill You know what you do, you will soon Before you even know the truth Every lie you tell Is like poison in the well Worked around to her husband Now he's taking her to court He ain't buyin' what she's sellin' Now he's filing for divorce I heard he's takin' everything But you didn't hear it from me Well, years were really passin' It's not what you all believe Her car blew out on 30 But she was rich and in that heat So pull up and jump in Cause I'm havin' where you live Drink it up like water Come and get your fill Because he's getting taller So run and brew a bill You know what you do, you will soon Before you even know the truth Every lie you tell Is like poison in the well That fire don't eat stone So keep those loose lips closed It all starts with a whisper On the devil's telephone Drink it up like water Come and get your fill Because he's getting taller So run and brew a bill You know what you do, you will soon Before you even know the truth Every lie you tell Is like poison in the well Come and get your fill Because he's getting taller So run and brew a bill You know what you do, you will soon Before you even know the truth Every lie you tell Is like poison in the well It all starts with a whisper On the devil's telephone On the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio New Country's Best on New Music Friday Someday, the only needle that I'm moving Is the one that's on the dashing Sometimes, I'm a diesel Running on empty on a long stretch of flack East, west, left, up, down, right Don't change where I point my head like To the Chattahoochee River Running underneath the pine Sweet perfume Off a horny circle vine It's called a Georgia dive Y'all come back on the show My second time, my tune on Spring, Saint, Sweet Tea And the Red Letter Page Y'all call my name when I lose my way When I need to see the light On my mama's front porch I head down south to my true norm My heart's got a compass That must be a little fussy Cause it's stuck on the map I wrap around stuff aside Knows where I'm going and where I've been But I got no objection That it only points in one direction To the Chattahoochee River Running underneath the pine Sweet perfume Off a horny circle vine It's called a Georgia dive Y'all come back on the show My second time, my tune on Spring, Saint, Sweet Tea And the Red Letter Page Y'all call my name when I lose my way When I need to see the light On my mama's front porch I head down south to my true norm Decrepit, left up, down, right Good, bad, or just alright I'll always point my head left To the Chattahoochee River Running underneath the pine Sweet perfume Off a horny circle vine It's called a Georgia dive Go Dawgs on the score My second time, my tune on Spring, Saint, Sweet Tea And the Red Letter Page Y'all call my name when I lose my way When I need to see the light On my mama's front porch I head down south to my true norm Oh, to my true norm Who am I to say what God's up to? Or the reason why He took you away too soon? But just because you're gone Don't mean I have to leave you I'm just a man, I'm just a man I'm just a man, I'm just a man I'm just a man, I'm just a man Just because you're gone Don't mean I have to let you go Ain't a day goes by You don't cross my mind But you keep trying to tell me I'll be fine And I don't need all the answers Now that I've come to know There's something right between Living and dying You're just right there on the other side Yeah, I can feel you laughing Every time I start to cry, yeah And it happens more than once in a while Cause you're always Missing me, baby Can't count the times that I picked up my phone To share some news or whatever's going on Yeah, sometimes I let it rain Before reality sets in And when you're talking to an angel You don't need words Nothing I can say you ain't already heard And I'm sorry that you have to keep reminding me again There's something right between Living and dying You're just right there on the other side Yeah, I can feel you laughing Every time I start to cry, yeah And it happens more than once in a while Cause you're always Missing me, baby Right now I feel you closer Than you've ever been There's something right between Living and dying And I can't wait till it's my turn to fly Yeah, I can feel you laughing Every time I start to cry, yeah And it happens more than once in a while More than once in a while Cause you're always Yeah, I'm always Missing you, baby Missing you, baby Driving me crazy Missing you, baby Missing you, baby It's just about closing time This next artist from season number 6 Of NBC's The Voice Team Blake and our good friend Jake Worthington With a great song called Closing Time On the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio New Country's Best on New Music Friday It ain't the stories that Old jukebox tells It ain't calling shots Over eight ball felt Ain't how the neon shines Through a smoke-filled room Ain't hard to understand What keeps me on this street It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time To closing time It takes half a day And half a night To make half a man Feel half alright And when I hear last call I'll get to leave this place Oh, but as it sits I still see your face It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to 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With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind I know I'll close my tabs With you on my mind It just ain't close enough To closing time For me to leave this bar And our love behind Turn me on Oh yeah I'll see you on the radio I can take you back to high school Gym floor and a slow dance First love, first kiss Second face down that old dirt road When it's freezing cold I can sink your toes Warm white sand I'm a gnome I'll see you on the radio Turn me on Oh And turn it up I can make you smile Make you cry Turn back the pages of your 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