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I was playing my guitar in a West Texas bar She walked up and asked me, can you play your cheating heart? She was young, I was hung up on her southern drawl She smiled through the teardrops, put a dollar in my jaw Took it long, drank a whiskey, kept the bottle by my side I looked up at the neon, and I swear I saw the flame And I sang her a song, to blow away the stone She was a pain of a man that done her wrong And I felt like a preacher, she hung on every verse In that hall, guitar by her, in this country music church Slipped that ring off his finger, laid it on the bar And I just went through the big scene, with a quaint broken heart He was weathered like the leather of a prom busted line And I swear that's the first time I've seen a cowboy cry Pretty long southern winter, somebody spoke my name It's time for me to take that ride, on that midnight train And I sang him a song, to roll away the stone, and broke the chains He was a pain of a woman that done him wrong And I felt like a preacher, she hung on every verse In that hall, guitar by her, in this country music church Everybody sing Hallelujah, let's roll away the stone Tap your shoes, mow the blooms, some old cheating song Yeah, let's all thank old Hank, he wrote down every word In that hall, guitar by her, in this country music church We'll start an old revival, yeah, we'll all quench our thirst And turn the water into wine, in this country music church Yeah, yeah, yeah Ladies and gentlemen, it's time. The show starts in 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0 Are you ready? It's show time. Please welcome, Jim Kelly Please watch the talk, I know what they say Man, you must be crazy, letting her leave that way You should pick up the phone, beg her to turn back Can't you see that she's the best thing that you've ever had Don't be a fool, throw out your pride Tell her that you'll love her for the rest of your life That you didn't mean for things to go this far Tell her that you need her and how lucky you are Cause a love like that you don't find every day If these walls could talk, well that's what they'd say You should take a look around, at the memories you've made Now was it all for nothing, was it all done in vain Oh, you can turn out the lights, you can try to hide the pictures Oh, but tomorrow's gonna come, and believe me, man, you're gonna miss her Don't be a fool, throw out your pride Tell her that you'll love her for the rest of your life That you didn't mean for things to go this far Tell her that you need her and how lucky you are Cause a love like that you don't find every day If these walls could talk, well that's what they'd say Oh, don't be a fool, throw out your pride Tell her that you'll love her for the rest of your life That you didn't mean for things to go this far Tell her that you need her and how lucky you are Cause a love like that you don't find every day If these walls could talk, well that's what they'd say Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Reggie Shaw is currently selling Tesla automobiles in Nashville, Tennessee at a Tesla dealership. Go see him and tell him I said hi, but you'll have to wait until after this week. He's currently in Aruba on vacation. I guess he's selling a few, but I sure love his music over the last 12 years of the Tim Kelly Show. We are celebrating 12 years this month, the month of May, and boy what a ride it's been. And we've got lots of great country music for you on the radio tonight. Triple Play Thursday. My special guests tonight are Dave Revels in the bottom half of hour number one. Bottom half of hour number two, Miss Annie Vander is going to join us on the program. I want to give a big thank you and shout out to all of the other stations that replay this program. Great ones like KUHS Denver at KUHSDenver.com. Country Road 58 from Germany. CountryRadio.MusicBox4Friends.com from Belgium. DevilsCountryRadio.com. RadioTheKings.be, also Belgium. DownTheRoadRadio.com from Ireland. Bourbon Trail Radio. Top Shelf Radio Texas. LakeParadiseRecords.net, a great Sony Orchard record label that has our show on their website. And also CanyonStar.tv. The Tim Kelly Show is on that website as well. You can check out the show on Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, and Pandora. Stitcher as well. Those all of our links are on the homepage of our website at KICRIndieCountryRadio.com. Well, you know I love a great ballad in the world of country music. You just heard one there from Reggie Shaw, If These Walls Could Talk. How about another one called She Don't Love Me Anymore. The third song in the triple play for Reggie Shaw on the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio. New Country's Best on Triple Play Thursday. Well, I tried to make her love me But it just pushed her away Oh, she said she needed time to think So I've been counting the days Hoping she'd come back around To find again what we'd lost Yeah, the price of losing's high And I'm paying the cost She don't love me anymore I can hear it in her voice Time makes it louder it seems The silence between her and me Oh, and I wish I could move on And find a way to close that door She don't love me anymore Yeah, I can see it so clear now The day we said goodbye That distant look in her eyes That desperate hope in mine Oh, and as I drove away With the pieces of our lives I wondered what I could have done To make her change her mind She don't love me anymore I can hear it in her voice Time makes it louder it seems The silence between her and me Oh, and I wish I could move on And find a way to close that door She don't love me anymore Time is a healer That's what they say It's gonna get easier Each and every day But I'm still waiting on that Cause I know she ain't coming back She don't love me anymore I can hear it in her voice Time makes it louder it seems The silence between her and me Oh, and I wish I could move on And find a way to close that door She don't love me anymore Oh, and I wish I could move on It's time for today's newest country music Indie Country Radio with Tim Kelly Tim Kelly I changed into a little black dress I changed into stiletto heels tonight I put my truck away And drove the little sports car he gave me I learned to get ready, be right on time My bottled beer became a glass of wine I told my southern pride to hold his tongue When he called me baby Somebody save me And I change And deep down inside of me I don't believe in the art of being And how can I be true to you And true to me I've changed I searched my closet and I found my boot Colored my hair so it would match my roots Put on those holey jeans and eagle's t-shirt I've had since ninth grade I think I need a change of scenery A fishin' pole and some fresh air to breathe A riverbank that runs into a fresh field of daisies Oh, but save me tonight And deep down inside of me I don't believe in the art of being And how can I be true to you And true to me I've changed Changed like the weather Boy, I've changed If we're gonna stay together Then this country girl In a southern world Won't have to change Oh, but save me And deep down inside of me I don't believe in the art of being And how can I be true to you And true to me I've changed And deep down inside of me I don't believe in the art of being And I wanna be true And true to me I've changed Boy, I've changed I've changed Song number two Roamin' on that old dirt road Where she grew up Daddy's in the field again And he's got that tractor stuck She's glad there's been just something That's never changed She turns the wheel heads down the bank And up to that ridge Daddy takes a handkerchief Waves it right to his head And she's still amazed That he works this way Kids with strong hands How she loves that man To the south, to the south Of Galveston Drive And down the creek line To the edge of Mississippi And I Don't know if I know That country road If she turns around She'll turn around To Galveston Drive Down the road there's a little church Where she gave her heart away At nine years old and at twenty-three On her wedding day The first kiss at the creek Under that old tree The phone rings and she hears a voice She's wondering where she's gone She said I needed to clear my head So I made a quick trip home I came back to find What we left behind To this gravel side I'm down here finding love To the south, to the south Of Galveston Drive And down the creek line To the edge of Mississippi And I Don't know if I know That country road If she turns around She'll turn around To Galveston Drive And down the creek line To the edge of Mississippi So stay right where you are I'll be there by morning light Like the sun still shines On Galveston Drive Now marker one Fifty-eight to one-fifty Now Don't know if I know That country road If she turns around She'll turn around To Galveston Drive Now turn around To Galveston Drive Now turn around To Galveston Drive Now turn around To Galveston Drive Now turn around To Galveston Drive Now turn around To Galveston Drive Now turn around Indy Country Radio, new country's best On this throwback triple play Thursday Last night you didn't call, didn't come home Said you were drunk, no bars on your cell phone Got down at Black Rock, betting on cornhole It didn't get out of hand Said go buy that dress you wanted for so long Celebrate with money, I just won Although my anger can't seem to hold on And there's a smile on my face And I like it when you treat me bad You love it when you leave me mad We got a crazy love It's a crazy moment And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it Yeah Last summer's party down at the river Five kegs of beer, catfish for dinner Your cup was empty, you went to fill it That was an hour ago And I see the odds, hoping I'm solo Holding my breath, they don't know what I know Your jealousy is watching from somewhere You're about to cause a scene And I like it when you treat me bad You love it when you leave me mad We got a crazy love It's just a beautiful moment And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it Oh, I am out of breath And I live on and on And if it wasn't for an easy road You wouldn't be worth my time And I like it when you treat me bad You love it when you make me mad We got a crazy love It's just a beautiful moment And I like it when you treat me bad You love it when you make me mad We got a crazy love It's just a beautiful moment And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it And I like it, I like it Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey But baby you ain't I could be taking these kisses off your lips A little too far Let my head do the talking instead Let you hear from my heart Actin' like you ain't drivin' me crazy I'm only into you, just a little kinda maybe Oh but baby, baby I am Straight up wreckin' me, sittin' right next to me All up in my head like a number one melody Lovin' everything, everything that you're tellin' me Openly I love you and you oughta be pushin' me away Hey, hey, hey, hey Oh but baby you ain't Straight up wreckin' me, sittin' right next to me Yeah, yeah Straight up wreckin' me, sittin' right next to me Straight up wreckin' me, sittin' right next to me All up in my head like a number one melody Lovin' everything, everything that you're tellin' me Openly I love you and you oughta be pushin' me away Hey, hey, hey, hey Yeah, pushin' me away Hey, hey, hey, hey Oh but baby you ain't Oh baby you ain't Song number two Hey, hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, what you got goin' on? I've been thinkin' about you baby all day long All up in my head like a fuckin' song Had to call you on the phone to say When's the last time you looked outside at the moon And the stars, ain't they hangin' just right? You got the time, I got the ride I could swing by your way Yeah, that's what's up God, I've never seen this in you in my life So if you wait to finally be pushed for love You're sure enough gonna have to fly close to me Yeah girl, I got a, I got a feelin' we're on to somethin' Let's get your heart and your favorite song bumpin' You're gonna know it baby when I get to kissin' on you I got a, I got a nine with your name on it I got a, I got a feelin' we're on to somethin' I got a, I got a feelin' we're on to somethin' I got a, I got a feelin' we're on to somethin' I got a, I got a feelin' we're on to somethin' I got a, I got a feelin' we're on to somethin' I got a, I got a feelin' we're on to somethin' Yeah girl, I got a, I got a feelin' we're on to somethin' Let's get your heart and your favorite song bumpin' You're gonna know it baby when I get to kissin' on you I got a, I got a nine with your name on it Yeah, I got a nine Oh yeah, that's what's up I got a little thing between you and my truck And a way to fix that's when I pull up Lord knows I love the same kind of me Yeah girl, I got a, I got a feelin' we're on to somethin' Let's get your heart and your favorite song bumpin' You're gonna know it baby when I get to kissin' on you I got a, I got a nine with your name on it I got a, I got a feelin' we're on to Somethin' Let's get your heart and your favorite song bumpin' You're gonna know it baby when I get to kissin' on you I got a, I got a nine with your name on it Hey, I got a nine, I got a nine With your name on it, name on it Anywhere, any way baby that you want it With your name on it Oh yeah, get the bump on it With your name on it Oh yeah, with your name on it That song is called Night With Your Name On It And before that a great song called Ain't From Outshine, that is O-U-T-S-H-Y-N-E That is how you spell Outshine Great country music group I played for years And my name is Tim Kelly I got a show with my name on it It's the Tim Kelly Show Celebrating 12 years in radio And celebrating a lot of great music tonight And I thank you for tuning in to the show And helping me celebrate as well We're gonna play one more from Outshine And then special guest Dave Rebels Will be up next in a great radio interview And we'll play three of his songs During the interview as well The third one in the triple play for Outshine Is called Moonlight Crush On the Tim Kelly Show from K-I-C-R Indie Country Radio, New Country's Best On a throwback triple play Thursday Baby it's just the summertime heat That's got my heart playing tricks on me With a couple of beers And a good time atmosphere Maybe it's the way you tilt your head When you laugh at some silly thing I said Or your angel eyes Whatever it is tonight I've got a little moonlight crush On you girl, a little bit starstruck Having a hard time covering up How I'm feeling right now You're pretty sparkly still and wet Looking just about stunning, didn't guess You're such a beautiful little wreck The way you smile and you read Yeah, it might be love Or just a little moonlight crush I'm hoping by the way you shook my hand Means you want to drift off from the crowd And advance to somewhere else All by ourselves Let our kisses tell us what we got And you can tell me what you want this night to be Cause at the very least I've got a little moonlight crush On you girl, a little bit starstruck Having a hard time covering up How I'm feeling right now You're pretty sparkly still and wet Looking just about stunning, didn't guess You're such a beautiful little wreck The way you smile and you read Yeah, it might be love Or just a little moonlight crush That strap hanging off your shoulder I can't help but get a little bit closer I'd like to sing this over And over and over I've got a little moonlight crush On you girl, a little bit starstruck Having a hard time covering up How I'm feeling right now You're pretty sparkly still and wet Looking just about stunning, didn't guess You're such a beautiful little wreck The way you smile and you read Yeah, it might be love Or just a little moonlight crush Just a little moonlight crush Just a little moonlight crush Just a little moonlight crush We're going to hear yours too, man And the folks are going to love to hear you sing as well Here in just a little bit Like I said, we're going to play three of your great songs And it's a pleasure to have you on the program Thanks for doing it tonight My pleasure, man Always like talking to you Same here You know, we've been friends for a while now And through the magic of the internet I don't know how you found me But I'm sure glad you did And put some music in my email Well, it was meant for us to hook up And the forces above us doing that Absolutely You're a lead singer, former lead singer Of a great group called The Drifters And you've been doing these Motown tribute shows But recently you embarked on a career Trying to make some great country music And I'm looking at a 16 song album That you have out on your website It's called The Stories From My Heart And I say this all the time on the radio I think country music tells the best stories So I can see why you want to do something In country music too Well, you know what it is I'm a storyteller And when I write songs They're always based around a guitar And even as a kid I listened to country music Because I spent a lot of years in Jamaica When I was Jamaican So I was a little boy, you know, until 12 So they played a lot of country music too Down there back then when I was a kid And I always liked country music Because it was great for telling stories And it told great stories And so I've always written like that So it's not like I'm just trying it for some fad It's all been a part of my fiber And it's just the way I tend to write, you know That is awesome And, you know, in your heart You've lived a cool life, you know Being in Jamaica And then you started out You was raised in the UK Went to Jamaica Now you're back here in the States So you've traveled the world, haven't you? I have been blessed, you know I've seen most of the world And I had a passion for traveling And still do it Even on my own time But, you know, our life is short, Tim And the world isn't as big as we think it is So if you can see as much of it as you can And the more you see, the more you understand Yeah, absolutely And boy, it gives you a lot of inspiration To write songs, too, when you do that Oh, yeah, I'll give you a story I mean, Jamaica, for instance I go up in the hills And I spend time with people who are farmers And who get up at three in the morning They're in the field before sun up When they come back They hand a cake with dirt in the nails And boots and stuff like that And I'll sit there and I'll sit And I'll talk to them And just sit and chill Because my wife's uncle was a farmer And I'd go up in the hills And I'd just sit down with him and talk, man Because people who put their hand in the soil Are genuine people If you live all your life in a concrete world You kind of get the text from the real meaning of life You know what I mean? Yeah, that's right Those fruits and vegetables may come from Walmart But that's not where they actually come from, is it? No It's those ones that put their hands in the dirt That make that happen And if you get them ripened from the tree Or from the soil Pretty mature It's like It's unbelievable the taste So supermarket food Don't compare to the stuff that you grow And pick off the tree when it's ripe I've experienced that a lot in my life And I still go back and do it You know, I have too It's the best Actually, when I was in San Diego That's where I went to broadcasting school But I played golf out there quite a bit And we picked an orange off an orange tree Right there on the golf course And it's the best Oh yeah, it's warm The sun is warm in its flesh The juice in your mouth is warm from the sun There's nothing like it, Tim So you and I know what we're talking about That is true, boy That's the good stuff Former member of the Drifters Lead singer And you were with a group called the Persuasions, too Tell me about the process of becoming The lead singer of the Drifters That was a great group I love them Well, I didn't sing lead for that group Because they had the original singer then And the original bass singer I was just singing background with the group Okay, background with them Lead for the Persuasions Okay Yeah So it's kind of a turned around process Because when I was like 13 years old I met one of the members of the Persuasions And he taught me harmony And the knowledge he gave me Allowed me to later years To audition for the Drifters and make it And toured with the Drifters for almost 10 years And then an opportunity came up Where I got a call from Persuasions To sing on their album Persuasions sing The Beatles And from that relationship I went full circle And started doing albums with them And when that lead singer of the group left The first lead singer, Jerry Lawson A tremendous lead singer and arranger himself I was called in to join them on their next album And one thing led to another I started arranging the songs And became the de facto lead singer For the group since then And it's been an amazing journey That is awesome And it says that you're also a singer-songwriter An author and a show producer So that's all good stuff Oh, Tim, I've had the pleasure of writing with people Like Yorma Kalkanen from Jefferson Airplane Who is a very good friend And we've written songs together And recorded together I've just been blessed, man I've had a blessed life I've worked with Bruce Springsteen Steve Van Sant on his album I've worked with Beer Naked Ladies A Canadian rock group Arranging an album A vocal album with them So I've been blessed, man That is awesome Does your phone just kind of like Ring off the hook and people say Hey, I've got a song idea I've got a collaboration Things like that Do you co-write with others? Do you write just by yourself? A lot of times I write on my own But I always have the door open to collaborate Like if I hear an artist that I like I'll start thinking about how they sing Or how they play Like with Yorma Kalkanen that was the case He has a ranch called Furpiece Ranch Where artists come to the camp And instruct general people How to improve their musicianship In Palmer, Ohio And so listening to his guitar picking style Because he has a very unique guitar picking style I heard him in my head So I started writing a song with that And I said, Yorma, we've got to write a song together But I'm open to collaboration But I do get, you know People sending me snippets of ideas And say, hey, you should write about this theme Or you should write about that theme And I tell them thanks But I'm open I like working with people Because you can only grow When you work with someone else, you know? But not everybody wants to collaborate Some people like to work on it for themselves Right Well, and I ask that because A lot of people that listen to this show You know, the independent artists Support the other artists And everybody wins when we work together And a lot of great collaborations have come Between people listening to this program And they've even got together And done some duets together vocally So I think that's really cool I like that, you know, I'm open You know, my ears and door is open You know That is great Well, our ears are open too for this first song I'm getting ready to play Called Backseat with the Radio On In the Backseat with the Radio On Tell us about this one Well, you know there is Being in love, you know It's about I wrote a story about a relationship You know, you fall in love with somebody You get married, you get kids And job pressure, everything gets to you And you start to lose The personal attraction with each other You start to get a little bit lazy Or you're just too tired And the song is to remind us that You know, don't lose the passion You know You remember when you first met The things you did Everybody knows what the backseat of a car is like Yeah So The song is about a theme that I think most people relate to You know, there's passion You know, in a relationship It's a passion that kept you Together in the first place And you should never forget that You know, sometime you will get tired And day to day life and commitment Will dull that process But you always got to try to revive it Absolutely You know, in my day And you may be around the same age as me But it was backseat with the radio on At the drive in movie Before the movie started Then you jump to the front seat to watch the movie I think we know about that I remember drive in movies very well Yeah, that is There's some classic movies I saw Grease for the very first time At the drive in movie Oh man, did you see the whole movie? I've seen it many times since That was a joke Yes, I did watch the movie And John Travolta is actually singing And there's a drive in scene at that movie You know, so that was pretty cool But I love those classics And boy, the Drifters, they made some classics, didn't they? They certainly did And I had a chance to meet a lot of the original guys Ben King I knew him I used to laugh I said, Ben, you remind me of my dad He looked like my father And there's Doc Green And there's Charlie Thomas Out there at the original Bay Center It was history, man I got a chance to work with Wolfman Jack Dick Clark And all those people I call it the school of American rock and roll University I went to I met every iconic guy You know what I used to ask them, Jim? What's that? I used to ask them about songwriting I used to ask them What would you say to me As one of the original artists And you know what Benny King told me? He said, be yourself Don't try to copy anybody Be yourself Because if one of your songs Is recognized and people enjoy it Everything you've written will become brand new Because everybody's going to want to hear Your music But he said, don't copy anybody Just be yourself And I've all lived by that credo So when I write I don't write with any particular Thing in mind I just write whatever I'm feeling And I keep working Until I say exactly what I want to say And backseating readers said Everything I wanted to say about it And that is so true There's these young ones There's these young grandkids Of great country music stars in the past Like Conway Twitty's grandson Loretta Lynn's granddaughter Emmy Russell's currently on American Idol And I'm playing her music And they have to be their self They can't be grandma They can't be grandpa That's already been done But they have a different unique sound of their own And I think that's what's so neat and fresh In the world of country music today I'll give one advice to anybody If you concoct Some fake identity for yourself And that fake identity Takes off You're doomed to have to live that fake identity For the rest of your life That's why some of these artists Go off the deep end Because actors were created for some of them That were not really who they are So my advice is Learn to live with yourself Mature your art through who you are And if people embrace it You'll never be depressed You'll never feel That you have to do anything you don't want to do Because you're going to be doing you For the rest of your life And that's all it is That's a secret And if the song that they make is great And it hits big We anticipate the next one We can't wait to hear it, can we? Right, but they'll be doing themselves So it'll be easy to create another one Or another branch of who you are If you're stoning a narrative of who you are You're doomed to forever be that weird character You don't want that for yourself So please, be you That is exactly right Well we're glad you're you, Dave Rebels And we're going to play in the backseat With the radio on And come back and talk some more On the Tim Kelly Show You bet! 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the chorus of the song says Stand up America Join hands and show the world We uphold these truths as evident We're all equal on this earth Stand up America for proudly we do hail There are only three colors in America The red, white, and blue Meaning that I don't care if you're brown, black Whatever shade of color you are Or religion The only three colors are the colors of the flag That you're living under That you're making a living under And you have a roof over your head So that's what the whole song meant to me And I'll tell you a story The first time I performed it At a big concert I got to the chorus And I started singing And I looked in the audience And people were mouthing the words And it just went for the first time And I said, did I plagiarize somebody's song? But I realized what happened And they knew where the words were going So they wanted to sing it And by the second chorus They were all singing it And I moved into tears because I wrote the song for that purpose To remind us You know, just All you got to do is travel outside of the country And see what people don't have All you got to do is go outside of the country And see governments that persecute their people And see what we have here But not everybody has the luxury Or the blessing to travel the way you have And I have So the song was my message to us To remember that I love that And you mentioned bridging those gaps That we have in this country And we know how important that is But we take that for granted sometimes Well here just recently There was a bridge that got hit by a ship It was the Francis Scott Key Bridge Up there in Baltimore And Francis Scott Key is famous For writing the National Anthem And when that bridge got destroyed You know, all that shipping stopped Everything that we take for granted In getting our goods and services You know, goes away So it's very important to bridge those gaps And now they're trying to fill that gap And rebuild that And it's going to take a while But you know what? Everybody's on the same page And so it's going to get done faster than later And that's how America does it They come back bigger and better, don't they? Yeah, because you know This country This face was built by people Who came from all over the world And saw the opportunities And it's all these skills That people brought from other parts of the world They were so How would you call this word? They felt so blessed And to have the opportunity To come here and make a life Better for themselves That they devoted themselves to this country We're sure glad you came here from the UK And now you're with us in the US That is a blessing That we don't want to take for granted And it's been a blessing and a pleasure To have you on the program tonight We're going to play Stand Up America And then the third song To kick off the Top of the Next Tower You went better than Love Potion No. 9 You got Love Potion No. 10 Yeah, I was in a play called Love Potion No. 10 and I wrote the theme song And I always wondered If 9 was such a heck of a potion What happened if she did No. 10? I love it So we're going to do No. 10 Where can folks find you on social media If they want to connect with Dave Rebels? I'm looking at your website, but I'll let you tell it Well, it's DaveRebels.com That's my website Be honest with you I have to upgrade because I'm not What do you call that? Technically inclined But I'm on Facebook Just look at my name Drop me a line RebelsMusic at gmail.com If you want to drop me a personal line That's my name with music on it And I'm all over YouTube You can see all my work on YouTube All the songs I've written and who I've written them with And all the different things I've done in my life Tim, I can't tell you enough I came from another country And I've lived the American Dream Yes And I'm truly blessed And feel honored To have that opportunity And so I want to give myself back like that Because I mean I've lived a blessed life You know I have everything I have I've got my own home, everything that goes with the American Dream And I don't take it for granted, Tim Absolutely And boy, we don't take our friendship for granted I'm sure glad you are one of mine And we enjoy playing your music And go see Dave Rebels in a live performance, too Absolutely Well, thank you for the performances tonight on the radio And we will talk again soon, my friend I can tell you Y'all can bring me to your hometowns, too, you know That sounds great Absolutely Stand Up America Right now from Dave Rebels on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio, New Country's Best On Triple Play Thursday Right now from Dave Rebels on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio, New Country's Best On Triple Play Thursday Right now from Dave Rebels on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio, New Country's Best On Triple Play Thursday Right now from Dave Rebels on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio, New Country's Best On Triple Play Thursday Right now from Dave Rebels on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR From the truth We walk in the milky way Across our land of many names Across our land of many names We're no different We're all the same We're all the same So come together now Stand Up America Join hands and show the world Join hands and show the world We have proven We have proven That's evident Stand Up America Stand Up America Oh proudly we do hear Oh proudly we do hear The colors in America That's the red, the white, and blue That's the red, the white, and blue That's the red, the white, and blue There are those Who would dispute Who would dispute They defund our colors They defund our colors And our many views That our difference Aren't too wide Aren't too wide Aren't too wide For us to hope to find A lasting compromise We are one We are all the same We don't laugh, we don't hate We don't laugh, we don't hate We walk in the milky way We walk in the milky way Across our land of many names Across our land of many names We're no different We're all the same We're all the same Come together now Stand Up America Join hands and show the world Join hands and show the world We have proven We have proven That's evident We're all equal on this earth Stand Up America Oh proudly we do hear Oh proudly we do hear That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue Take a look around you Take a look around you At our gathering strain At our gathering strain Through the growing storm Deep before that day Deep before that day And when your neighbor needs you And when your neighbor needs you Get crystal in the pan Build a bridge wherever needed Build a bridge wherever needed We're all the same We're all the same Stand Up America Join hands and show the world Join hands and show the world We have proven We have proven That's evident We're all equal on this earth Stand Up America Oh proudly we do hear Oh proudly we do hear That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the red, the white and blue That the 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With beautiful women That her memory will be long gone Me and her memory will be long gone Me and her memory will be long gone Me and her memory will be long gone Song number two Sittin' at the foot of my bed Watchin' the sun rise All these thoughts in my head Tearin' me up inside I convince myself To let it go again I try to block out the hell That I've been livin' in There's gotta be a better way To make it through the day They say that no man is an island But I'm feelin' that way While the world spins around I'm on solitary ground With the worries of tomorrow Tryin' to drag me down Yeah, yeah Whoa, whoa, whoa Yeah, yeah, yeah Thinkin' about the days of my life Starin' down the road unknown No matter how I try I can't leave the past alone Now the winds of change Are blowin' once again I try to hide from the rain But the clouds are rollin' in There's gotta be a better way To make it through the day They say that no man is an island But I'm feelin' that way While the world spins around I'm on solitary ground With the worries of tomorrow Tryin' to drag me down Yeah, yeah No man, no man Can make it on his own No man, no man Should walk this world alone Let me tell you now No man, no man Can escape his own mind Yeah, no man Can leave yesterday behind There's gotta be a better way To make it through the day They say that no man is an island But I'm feelin' that way While the world spins around I'm on solitary ground With the worries of tomorrow Tryin' to drag me down Yeah, yeah Whoa, whoa, whoa Yeah, yeah, yeah I can't let, I can't let I can't let the worries drag me I can't let, I can't let I can't let the worries drag me down Sitting at the foot of my bed Watching the sun rise All these thoughts in my head Head me up inside I convince myself I gotta let it go, yeah Tryin' to block out the hell That I'm living in No man, no man Oh, yeah, no man I can't let, I can't let I can't let the worries drag me I can't let, I can't let I can't let the worries drag me down I can't let the worries drag me down I can't let the worries drag me down The third song in the triple play for Danny Allen is coming up Then I'll have one more triple play And my special guest Annie Vander will be after that So that is all ahead right here on the Tim Kelly Show Keep it right here The third one in the triple play for Danny Allen is called You Know I Want You on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio New Country's Best on this throwback triple play Thursday It's been fifteen days Since you've been gone I've been doin' all the things that I said I'd do if you moved on I've been hangin' out With all my friends Tryin' to forget you and doin' the best I can But I don't think I can take one more night Without you right here by my side I ain't never loved nobody The way that I love you Girl, you make me want to You make me want to Drive my truck right back to your house Say a little prayer that it all works out Make sweet love till the morning comes Oh girl, you know I want you I got the truck gassed up Got the radio on I got a few of my buddies waitin' for me down in Old Mexico They wanna make a little noise The road gives back Me to you and you to me I ain't never loved nobody The road gives back Me some cute señorita Drink some cold margaritas And raise a lot of hell, yeah But each mile I drive You're right there on my mind Been fightin' back this feelin' Since I hit that state line All I know is I need you Right here, right now You make me want to You make me want to Drive my truck right back to your house Say a little prayer that it all works out Make sweet love till the morning comes Oh girl, you know I want you Every time I close my eyes I see your pretty face I want you, I need you right now Gonna drive my truck right back to your house Say a little prayer that it all works out Make sweet love till the morning comes Drive my truck right back to your house Say a little prayer that it all works out Make sweet love till the morning comes Oh girl, oh girl You know I want you You know I want you New country We was sittin' there Talkin' like best friends do She said, I want to learn to love And leave him like you And I thought Girl, if you only knew I didn't fight my fears Every single night I've been holdin' back tears While he's holdin' her tight That you'd never know Cause I won't let it show And she said, ooh Don't let it bother you That you don't talk it through You just say that it's alright Ooh, don't you wonder about Why you don't go out That you have your doubts If you're on it's mind I said, only all the time Some of us break And some of us bend Some of us hurt And some of us mend And I don't know Which one I am I didn't fight my fears Every single night I've been holdin' back tears While he's holdin' her tight That you'd never know Cause I won't let it show And she said, ooh Don't let it bother you That you don't talk it through You just say that it's alright Ooh, don't you wonder about Why you don't go out That you have your doubts If you're on it's mind I said, only all the time Only all the time So I'll be your shoulder If you need to cry But there are different ways To say goodbye I'll just come back Wondering why My eyes are dry Ooh, doesn't it bother you That you don't talk it through You just say that it's alright Ooh, don't you wonder about Why you don't go out That you have your doubts If you're on it's mind I said, only all the time Only all the time Only all the time I'll be alright Song number two I'll be alright So you had a little setback Got a little thrown off track So you had a little heartbreak But change ain't always bad You can shine through the pain Like a weeping rain On a perfect day There's drops on the street Like a weight on your heart But they never last long And sometimes they fall Like a weeping rain I cried a little downpour I've been caught in a storm I wonder what it's all for I pray for something more But then I shine through the pain Like a weeping rain On a perfect day There's drops on the street Like a weight on your heart But they never last long And sometimes they fall Like a weeping rain Like a weeping rain And you'll see the light When I turn to face the pain While we all fall And we don't break Like a weeping rain You can shine through the pain Like a weeping rain There's drops on the street Like a weight on your heart But they never last long And sometimes they fall Like a weeping rain Her name is Tori Wilson and I met her ten years ago in Nashville, Tennessee. She recorded Louisiana Rain only all the time. The song before that, ten years ago when she was 14 years old. Now she's about 24 years old and still loving her music, playing it on the radio, celebrating 12 years of the Tim Kelly Show tonight on this Throwback Triple Play Thursday. How about the young talent out there, ladies and gentlemen, and female talent as well. We've got some young female talent after the third song from Tori Wilson going to be with us live on the program tonight. My good friend Annie Vander is going to join us next and you're going to hear the stories behind her songs and we're going to give her a triple play as well. One more from Tori Wilson. It is called Just Press Play. You just have to do that to hear the Tim Kelly Show on KICR, Indie Country Radio, New Country's Best on this Throwback Triple Play Thursday. 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Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh So I get kind of, I don't know, I guess growing up I was listening to, my dad would listen to Creedence Clearwater and I would just see him like go nuts, so I know that's definitely not 90s but my brothers were into grunge and rock and I liked the pop music, you know so I was between pop and then like I said that little hint of country from Shania and stuff like that so I feel like if anyone ever goes, you know, if you take a ride with me in my car even though like country is where my heart is and you know that's probably, that is definitely my favorite I still, I'm all over the place and I just, I'm like a ping pong ball I'm like oh, I'm going to go to this genre and that genre and this genre so I just can't seem to sit still I'm right there with you, I'm in my truck singing to Shania Twain man I feel like a woman and I'm looking at the driver next to me going mind your own business Oh I love that, I love that 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I know right? Yeah I guess it's probably a little bit different for you to think that than me Just a little But it's a catchy song It is, it's such a catchy song, great video too Yeah And speaking of videos, the third song we're going to play for you tonight in the triple play called He, Himself and Him we've got a video to that one on our TV channel at ICTV that is Indie Country Television the tab is right at the top of our homepage of the website at kicrindiecountryradio.com so we're radio and we're television for you Aww, you guys are the best Yeah, appreciate it That soared to number one too on the streaming charts number five of the most downloaded list so that song's getting lots of love Yeah it did and I just, all I can say is thank you to everybody who has shown the love and the support for that, it means more than you know Absolutely Now let's talk about something real serious here life changing obstacles is what shaped you into the country music industry including a CRPS diagnosis tell us what that is Oof, okay so CRPS stands for Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome basically that is, it's a chronic pain disorder it's neurologic pain disorder if you will the brain basically does not process pain the way it's supposed to and your body gets stuck in sort of a pain loop so to kind of sum this story up and what brought me back to music I worked as actually a veterinary technician and for, oh my gosh, almost 20 years and I had my own pet care business, I was a certified dog trainer and I did a lot of in-home stuff my husband and I were leaving for the southern Caribbean cruise and being from Chicago, January 30, 2019 it was 60 below here, we had a lovely polar vortex and we were dropping a key off at our neighbor's house and I fell down, I shattered my wrist and doctor's like yeah you'll be good to go in about 6-8 weeks and well that was the complete opposite for me and I ended up, you know, CRPS happens after a traumatic injury heart attack or stroke and for me it obviously was the injury and I lost my business I didn't know if I ever was going to get my health back because a lot of people never reach remission and I'm very fortunate that I have and for the most part I live pretty pain free which is just a blessing and I, so basically my whole 2019 was kind of like I hate to say this out loud but it was almost like my personal COVID and then 4 months later COVID happened and shut the world down so I really just started digging into songwriting I had been a musician when I was younger and I sort of put it on the shelf for 20 years and then basically I just started working with an artist coach in Nashville over Zoom and I said, you know, there's nothing wrong with singing covers of other people's songs but I really want to dig into music theory and start exploring you know, how do I start digging in and writing my own stuff so from that Trust Me, which was my very first single ever the one I had mentioned before about my mother and then I wrote Falling Into Nashville which was really the whole, it was actually based on the entire story of what we're talking about, me falling and you know, basically it turned my life upside down but then, you know, the silver lining was it brought me back to music and I couldn't be happier but yeah, CRPS is something that many, many people struggle with and it is definitely one of the rare disorders that a lot of people are really fighting to raise awareness for so it's, again, I feel very fortunate and very lucky but it is something that, you know, thank you for bringing it up too for your listeners it's something that definitely needs attention yeah, absolutely, I've done hundreds of these interviews and I never saw that in anybody's bio before so it obviously is a rare disease but something that you deal with probably still on a daily basis and it's great to be able to tell that story and maybe help somebody else too yeah, you never, really in the moral of that is you never really know what someone is going through with something like that like that's something where it's one of those diseases where it's silent, somebody's going to look okay but they darn well might not be feeling okay you know, because some people on like different forums and different stuff online there are different groups, you know, like support groups and stuff like that one of the things that constantly comes up is you know, a lot of people don't fake being sick you know, you don't want to go to work or whatever but people with stuff like this you know, like, I'm not faking being sick I'm faking being well because you just don't want to I don't know, it gets tiring talking about it like when people ask or they just don't understand and so it's, yeah, it's it's interesting I'm again, very fortunate and blessed I was surrounded with the right people to help me through that time in my life and I have my flares here and there but for the most part, I'm good so I'm very grateful and I think music helps keep me in that place absolutely well, you know, and it's so therapeutic and it helps others through a difficult time you know, I was working with the theater here recently they'll tell that on stage, you know you can just recall a song and you might not even know all the words to that song but as soon as it comes on the radio it either brings back a happy time, a sad time or helps you, you know, heal from some pain that you've gone through a lot of times it's emotional pain from a breakup or something like that in a country song but it can also be physical pain too like you've experienced, huh? oh, for sure, for sure music, it just hits on so many different levels it's crazy and it's amazing what it can do so, yeah, definitely but again, that's the magic of country music boy, and it tells the best stories too it does, it does, for sure in fact, you can have a song title called Rockin' My Shoe and make a great country song out of it and I've had that happen to me many times but tell us specifically about this one and we'll play it for the folks on the radio oh, cool well, Rockin' My Shoe, I was sort of having a day nothing like a CRPS kind of a day but just, you know, some people got under my skin but I also was on a mission to write a song about, you know, just basically persevering through life and, you know, just being unstoppable and I remember telling my producer that, you know I said, I want to write, I want that feeling like when you listen to Carrie Underwood's, what was it? Champion I said, obviously, I don't want it to sound like that I said, but I know when I used to also back in my heyday, I would run triathlon I did half Ironmans, I did all this crazy stuff and so I would want a song that I wanted a song that just brought a lot of inspiration and helped someone just feel unstoppable and that nothing in life is going to slow you down and I said, but I want to infuse it with just a little bit of faith in God but not be like too overbearing with it and I was talking to somebody at work with the situation I was frustrated with she's like, yeah, it's just like a little pebble in your shoe well, pebble in your shoe doesn't have the same effect as rock in my shoe, especially with this song but anyway, so rock in my shoe was born and yeah, so that's basically it and it is one of my, like out of all my cuts it is one of my favorites to date yeah, that is awesome you know, we've got the Olympics coming up pretty soon this year for 2024 and I think they're going to be held in Paris, France this year and I've always wondered that for a long time has anybody ever got a rock in their shoe in all those Olympic races, you know has that ever happened to somebody? that would actually really hurt that would, it would go in that fast well, we're going to play rock in my shoe for Annie Vander she is live with us tonight on the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio, new country best on this triple play Thursday and then we'll come back and talk some more Put a wrench in the wheel And try to hit it It's got to sink it deeper It may be my first rodeo I've been up and down before Sometimes I'm riding high Sometimes I hit the floor But that ain't gonna stop me I'll keep coming back for more Duff myself off, take control And grab a hold by the heart Put a wrench in the wheel And try to hit it It's got to sink it deeper You're a dangerous potential Another bump in the road A voice that can't kill me Never made it weaker I'll get along, I got a way to It's just a rock in my shoe Ain't about the money I know you can't buy time But every day's a gamble Are you scared of someone's time? A girl can battle A never-ending fight The world ain't gonna hold me back I've seen it all Put a wrench in the wheel And try to hit it It's got to sink it deeper You're a dangerous potential Another bump in the road A voice that can't kill me Never made it weaker I'll get along, I got a way to It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe Lock it uphill Put a wrench in the wheel And try to hit it It's got to sink it deeper You're a dangerous potential Another bump in the road A voice that can't kill me Never made it weaker I'll get along, I got a way to It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe It's just a rock in my shoe When I was a teenager, early 20s, I'd go to the karaoke bars and I thought about doing stuff but it just wasn't... I figured it's a snowball's chance to really do anything so I got a real job, quote unquote. Yeah, so then I put it on a shelf until that accident that we talked about a little bit earlier so it's been a minute since I've been wanting to do it. And then finally that switch just slips and you realize, you know what? Why not? I feel like I have stories that I want to tell. I feel like there's things that if I could be a voice for other people with stuff, there's so many things that people go through in life that are universal and I don't know, here I am. Well, I play a lot of artists that are on The Voice. They were on Blake's team of The Voice, now they're on Reba's team. I've interviewed some of her artists, Jordan Rayner that made it to the top nine of last season. If you ever wanted to be on The Voice, you could definitely turn some chairs. You turned mine, that's for sure. Oh, you're just like... You're winning all the brownie points. Yeah, thank you. Now, let me ask you about your name, Annie, too. You mentioned the movie, Annie. Were you named after that? I don't think so. According to my parents, I was nameless for like a week after I was born. I guess I was supposed to be named Rachel. No offense, I have some friends named Rachel, but it's... I don't know, maybe because I was born with the name Anne, I like the name Anne better, so I'm glad she picked it. Because my real name is Anne. And I actually used to get... This is a funny thing. I used to get mad when people called me Annie because if I would introduce myself as Anne and if someone took the liberty to be like, hey, Annie, I was like, really? You know, like, I don't know you. And then after my first cut out in Nashville, somebody says, she goes, well, what's your artist name? And I was like, I have to have one of those, don't I? So my real last name is pretty darn long, so I just shortened it. So Annie Vander, the name was born. It just rolls off the tongue. I love it. I'm going to tell you a story. I think you're probably an animal lover. Most people are. I definitely am. We have a rescue dog. She's coming up on a year that she was born that we had her. We got her in June when she was just a puppy. And she's part Anatolian Shepherd and Boxer, so we named her Annie for the Anatolian Shepherd part. Oh, I love that. So now when I say Annie, I can think of Annie Vander too. How about that? Oh, there you go. That's awesome. All of our dogs, actually, and people names for dogs I think are the best. I've got three. I've got a Frankie Lynn, a Reagan, and, well, Wednesday isn't a people name, but she came with a name. So it's kind of random. Unless, I don't know, Wednesday, that's, oh, what show is that? There's a show. There's a girl named Wednesday. Why am I totally drawing a blank? But, yeah, people names for animals are the best. Yeah, absolutely. Now let me ask you this too. What do you like to do for fun when you're away from the music scene and get out and get some recreation in with your husband or whatever? What do you guys like to do when you're hanging out? Gosh, it's been, like, when we hang out, the music thing has become sort of a little addiction. So he'll do a lot of that too. I catch myself going and just watching other artists, you know, people that I know in the area. So it's still music, and maybe I'm not performing, but I like to just chill out and, you know, and listen to other people. But I guess, you know, when the weather is nice out here, which we only get a few months of that, I love to go outside and just, you know, put some plants in the planters outside. Yep. We have all that in common too. We have what we call a patio oasis. I build a water feature out front. Me and my wife did for each other's anniversary a few years ago, and we love to just sit out there and listen to the waterfall and watch the birds and the squirrels and all that stuff. Oh, yeah. Well, we were talking about love of animals. Like, literally yesterday I came home, I went to the garden center, and I had planted, I don't even know what the names of all the different flowers are, but I spent all this time looking for something that wouldn't strangle itself because these particular containers were smaller. And as quick as I put them in the planter, we have a German Shorthair Pointer is one of our three dogs. She went, took it, ran to the back of the yard, and shredded the heck out of it. And then she did the second one and did the same. I'm like, are you kidding me? Like, I love you, I love you, I swear I love you. And I'm trying to convince myself, like, hey, I still love you. I actually had that happen last night. Our dogs, I was taking them out before, you know, we go to bed at 10 o'clock at night, and I couldn't see it, but in our squirrel and bird feeder, there was a raccoon in there because they've seen it in there before, and they go after that thing and rip the leases out of my hand, and they went crazy last night. But we still love them, don't we? Yeah, dogs are great. And then I guess the other thing, in the summer months, so we started a couple years ago. It's more for fun because our dog is not a winner at this at all, but she's definitely one of the cutest. Our Regan is the English Lab. We started teaching her how to do dock diving. I don't know if you're familiar with what that is. Nick, yes. Yeah, so we started doing that, and she sucks, I'm not going to lie. But she's so cute. She's adorable. Like, she goes there and she, like, almost squeaks, and then she does her little belly flop in the water. So this will be the first year. Our rescue dog hates it. She hates swimming. She can swim super fast, but she's like, you know, I'll just sit on the sidelines and watch. We've got a young German Shorthair, the one who ripped up my flowers, and it will be her first year going to the pool. And she's a super athlete, and she loves the water. So I really hope she loves the sport because for us, the people in that whole community doing that are tons of fun. And, you know, with radio tour and stuff like that, I missed out on it last year. So I cannot wait to get back to the pool and see everybody this year, especially with the new dog. Well, that is awesome. And you told me off the air that this is your first radio interview for this year, so I'm proud to do it. And, boy, this won't be our last. Let's do it again real soon. Oh, I'd love that. I would love that. And thanks again for having me. Absolutely. We've definitely connected. And you're a friend now, and I'm going to save your number, and we'll be in touch with you and get you back on here in a couple of months when you have some new songs that we can listen to as well. Awesome. Well, thank you, Tim. I appreciate it. Absolutely. We've got a great song that we're going to play next called Tonight, just a one-word title. Tell us about this one. So this one is one when I was finishing, I think it was the first national radio tour I did. I had had a stop in Tennessee, Nashville specifically, and I wanted to write a song about the love story between my husband and I. Basically it was, and you try to write things so they're universal, but it is definitely based on the story of us, basically how, you know, he was a friend of mine for about five years, and I remember we went to this karaoke bar. Like I said, I would go and sing karaoke and just, you know, goof off with it and always wonder. But anyway, he, I don't know if it was just like beer guts or what it was, or he was just being silly. He'd come up behind me, and he'd start singing behind my ear, and somebody goes, Brian likes you. I'm like, no, he doesn't. And I was so blind. I'm like, he's just my friend. Anyway, the rest is history. We've been married for so many years that I almost don't even want to say it on air because it will reveal how old I really am. Well, congratulations on all of that. Let me just ask you, when's your anniversary? Our anniversary usually falls on Thanksgiving weekend. It's November 27th. Well, there you go. You're not too far behind us. We're October the 10th. Nice. Well, I've got to love a fall wedding. I love a beautiful fall wedding here in Branson when the trees are turning. Oh, it's beautiful, and that's why we picked it. And we got married right on the overlook of Tabor Rock Lake down on the Kimberling City Bridge here just outside of Branson. Oh, that sounds lovely. That really sounds nice. And you never forget your wedding day, do you? No, no, definitely not. Definitely not. Especially if somebody plays like a Shania Twain-Brian White duet, you know, or something like that. I had a buddy that had that happen for him, you know, from this moment on. And Nicole works with Brian White as well from Brick Shore Media, so that's good stuff. That was actually our first dance. No kidding. No kidding. Yeah, which I'm sure it was for so many people. Yep. So, yeah. Was it yours? No, it wasn't, actually. We had an artist, Jonathan Lynn, who I play all the time, probably going to play him tonight, but actually we picked one of his songs to be in our wedding. Nice. Oh, I love that. Yeah, it's called You're All I Need, and his name is Jonathan Lynn, and we had that played at our wedding. Oh, I'm going to have to look that up now. Yep, good stuff. Well, I'll tell you what, it has been fun, and don't be a stranger. Come back any time, and we'll definitely have you back on the program. But first I want to ask you, where can folks find you on social media? In the meantime, if they want to reach out and find some more of Annie Vander and some of that new music that's coming out. Oh, sure. Well, I am on Facebook, just under Annie Vander. I'm on Instagram at Annie underscore Vander. One of these days, I keep saying it, I'm going to get better at TikTok. I am still there once in a while, and that's Annie underscore Vander as well. You can stream me almost anywhere. You can hear me right here on Tim's show. Thank you for that. So, yeah, and YouTube, of course. So, yeah, just under the name Annie Vander, I should pop right up. Sounds good. Well, it's been a pleasure tonight, and I love putting good music on the radio. You make it. Keep doing your thing, and we'll see you on the radio, as we say around here. Awesome. Thanks so much, Tim. It's been great talking to you. You are welcome. This is Annie Vander with a great song called Tonight on the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio. New country's best on Triple Play Thursday. I think he wants to be that guy in my dreams who wants to steal my heart. Oh, so it seems that I've heard it all through town. Rumors flying around. I wish you had the nerve to tell me now. I wish you had the nerve to tell me now. Lay it down tonight, tonight, tonight. If you only knew I felt the same way too. I'm sure he'd turn around and make a move. Cause I'm filled with butterflies, and I can't sleep at night. I've never felt this way. I need him by my lonely side. Tonight, tonight. Send me a message. Give me a clue. Fall head over heels in love with you. Just reach out your hand. I've been dying to dance. But boy, you're running out of time. So let's make it right tonight. I'm feeling so confused. In fact, I'm pretty blue. Then he came on to me like deja vu. And that's when we both knew dreams do come true. We talked the whole night through, but he ain't made a move. It's in all of you tonight. Tonight, tonight. Send me a message. Give me a clue. Fall head over heels in love with you. Just reach out your hand. I've been dying to dance. But boy, you're running out of time. So let's make it right tonight. We danced the night away. Tonight we own the place. And we're still together to this very day. Another hour of the best in New Country starts on Indie Country Radio, New Country's Best. Oh boy. Here we go again. San Diego wraps around him like a cheap suit. Lady proof and putting on a hard move. Energy, but coming on too strong. When it comes to deep conversation, you take advantage of the situation and just keep going on and on and on. I try to forget him, but more than every time, he's the only thing ever on his mind. He, himself and him. I'm so sick and tired of him. He always acts so proud every time that we go out. Who am I to pretend? He, himself and him. Sit and text, act like I'm listening. Keep smiling so he thinks I'm feeling dizzy. Might as well be talking to a wall. You see, I text at early this evening. About now I ought to be receiving a hurrying emergency call. My girlfriend's always taking for the team. They stop everything just to rescue me. From he, himself and him. I'm so sick and tired of him. He always acts so proud every time that we go out. Who am I to pretend? He, himself and him. I'm really not that hard to get rid of. Maybe just slow down and realize sometimes more is less. But he's out with he, himself and him. I'm so sick and tired of him. He always acts so proud every time that we go out. Who am I to pretend? He, himself and him. Text, please! I'm out of here! Thanks for being on the program tonight. I want to thank Nicole Zeller for Brickshore Media for putting us together. And you can see her perform at CMA Fest this summer at the Hard Rock Cafe on the Big 615 stage for Brickshore Media as well. And you'll be in for a treat if you're in the Nashville area for CMA Fest. Go say hello and tell my good friend Andy Venter I said hello as well. We are in hour number three of the Tim Kelly Show right now. We're doing a Throwback Thursday edition of the show. So I met this next gentleman about ten years ago at that great awards show we did in Nashville, Tennessee. Then we met again in 2016 at the world-famous Wild Horse Saloon downtown Nashville when we were hanging out there. Darren Morris from the Darren Morris Band. My good buddy from Gilmer, Texas with green-eyed Texas Angel on the Tim Kelly Show from KICR, Indy Country Radio. New Country's Best on Triple Play Thursday. ¶¶ ¶ Horace Moon, mid-November ¶ Met that girl on the bank of the river ¶ Stylin' great, yeah, she's a lady ¶ Drives me wild and makes me crazy ¶ But she's my green-eyed Texas Angel ¶ Saved my heart when it was in danger ¶ She rocks my world, Lord, I'm thankful ¶ For my green-eyed Texas Angel ¶ They wrote her ten, that girl did eleven ¶ Here on earth, she's a piece of heaven ¶ Side by side, yeah, we stand tall ¶ Ain't doin' him or me, doin' it all ¶ She's my green-eyed Texas Angel ¶ Saved my heart when it was in danger ¶ She rocks my world, Lord, I'm thankful ¶ For my green-eyed Texas Angel ¶ ¶ Heart of gold and a smile ¶ That'll bring me to your knees ¶ She's all I'll ever want ¶ She's all I'll ever need ¶ She's my green-eyed Texas Angel ¶ Saved my heart when it was in danger ¶ She rocks my world, Lord, I'm thankful ¶ For my green-eyed Texas Angel ¶ She's my green-eyed Texas Angel ¶ ¶ It's been a year ago ¶ The day that I turned and walked away ¶ I left you standin' there ¶ On that front porch all alone ¶ And now the day has gone by ¶ I haven't asked myself why ¶ I didn't stay right there ¶ And wrap you in my arms ¶ Girl, how could I ¶ Have ever been so blind ¶ If I could turn back time ¶ Then you would still be mine ¶ All those hopes and dreams and in-betweens ¶ Locked up tight with two gold rings ¶ And every breath ¶ Would be better than the last ¶ All in all, my life would be just fine ¶ If I could turn back time ¶ When I saw you on the town with him ¶ I realized what a fool I'd been ¶ That should be me with you ¶ At the table set for two ¶ And that moment when your eyes met mine ¶ I could see we both went back in time ¶ I could feel that spark ¶ I know you felt it too ¶ If I could turn back time ¶ Then you would still be mine ¶ All those hopes and dreams and in-betweens ¶ Locked up tight with two gold rings ¶ And every breath ¶ Would be better than the last ¶ All in all, my life would be just fine ¶ If I could turn back time ¶ A time to rape and a time to sow ¶ We both had some room to grow ¶ Now it's time for me to pass it high ¶ A time to break and a time to mend ¶ I'm not the man I was back then ¶ Let's take a chance and give this one more try ¶ If I could turn back time ¶ Then you would still be mine ¶ All those hopes and dreams and in-betweens ¶ Locked up tight with two gold rings ¶ And every breath ¶ Would be better than the last ¶ You and me side-by-side ¶ I blew it with my first try ¶ All in all, my life would be just fine ¶ If I could turn back time ¶ If I could turn back time ¶ Oh, baby ¶ His name again is Darren Morris from the Darren Morris Band, my good friend from Gilmore, Texas. That is called Turn Back Time. We are turning back time tonight with the addition of the Tim Kelly Show on Triple Play Thursday. Darren Morris and I met in 2016 again at the world-famous Wild Horse Saloon for the Nashville Universe Awards. It was hosted that night by Stormy Warren. It was November the 7th. I'll never forget this night. We both won radio awards that night. He got Video of the Year for this next song, the Triple Play, for him, the third one in the Triple Play, called Dancing in the Rain. You can still check this one out on YouTube. It's live right now on the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio, New Country's Best on Triple Play Thursday. ¶ ¶ She can smell those storm clouds rolling in ¶ Takes my hand and gives me a grin ¶ Sticks out her tongue to catch a drop or two ¶ Makes her laugh so I do it too ¶ She likes dancing in the rain ¶ Spinning around in that white sundress ¶ Her shoes kicked off and her hair a mess ¶ Yeah, the neighbors stop and stare ¶ They think she's crazy but she don't care ¶ She likes dancing in the rain ¶ She likes dancing in the rain ¶ Holding hands on that front porch swing ¶ Lightning flashes across the sky ¶ I see that sparkle in her eyes ¶ She likes dancing in the rain ¶ Lying there next to me ¶ The wind and the rain blowing through the trees ¶ She gives me a wink and then a kiss ¶ I wish every night was just like this ¶ She likes dancing in the rain ¶ She likes dancing in the rain ¶ Holding hands on that front porch swing ¶ Lightning flashes across the sky ¶ I see that sparkle in her eyes ¶ She likes dancing in the rain ¶ Other girls, they want all kinds of things ¶ Fancy cars and shiny rings ¶ I'm not saying that she wouldn't care for those things ¶ But I know if I could give her anything ¶ Anything at all ¶ She just goes dancing in the rain ¶ Holding hands on that front porch swing ¶ Lightning flashes across the sky ¶ I see that sparkle in her eyes ¶ She likes dancing in the rain ¶ Yeah, when that tin roof starts to sing ¶ And it drives that girl insane ¶ She likes dancing in the rain ¶ ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah, yeah, yeah ¶ Yeah ¶ Last mistake ¶ ¶ Hopin' that they were wise ¶ ¶ Left her cryin' at home ¶ ¶ All alone ¶ ¶ Once too many times ¶ ¶ What goes around ¶ ¶ Comes around ¶ ¶ She's gone ¶ ¶ And I'm findin' out ¶ ¶ She's got some hell of a memory ¶ ¶ People fear ¶ ¶ Who I used to be ¶ ¶ No matter what I try ¶ ¶ People fear ¶ ¶ What I've done wrong ¶ ¶ She's too loud ¶ ¶ She's set me free ¶ ¶ And it's still got a hold on me ¶ ¶ My old used to be ¶ ¶ She's got some hell of a memory ¶ ¶ Long dark hair ¶ ¶ Perfect smile ¶ ¶ Empty blue eyes ¶ ¶ Lookin' back ¶ ¶ How could I ¶ ¶ Have been so blind ¶ ¶ She holds my hand ¶ ¶ I'm here on earth ¶ ¶ Guessin' ¶ ¶ Gettin' what I deserve ¶ ¶ She's got some hell of a memory ¶ ¶ People fear ¶ ¶ Who I used to be ¶ ¶ No matter what I try ¶ ¶ People fear ¶ ¶ What I've done wrong ¶ ¶ She's too loud ¶ ¶ She's set me free ¶ ¶ And it's still got a hold on me ¶ ¶ My old used to be ¶ ¶ She's got some hell of a memory ¶ ¶ My old used to be ¶ ¶ She's got some hell of a memory ¶ ¶ Song number two ¶ ¶ The softest in the morning ¶ ¶ Then I'm headed off to work ¶ ¶ Got no time for real things ¶ ¶ Just some things that don't have words ¶ ¶ Grab my morning coffee ¶ ¶ Just make it through the day ¶ ¶ Thoughts of you fill my head ¶ ¶ And all my heart can say ¶ ¶ Girl, you make ¶ ¶ Coming home so easy ¶ ¶ Standing on that front porch ¶ ¶ Standing on that front porch ¶ ¶ Looking so damn good ¶ ¶ Yeah, girl, you make ¶ ¶ Loving you so easy ¶ ¶ I wouldn't change you if I could ¶ ¶ You've got those baby blues ¶ ¶ Look at you ¶ ¶ Wrapped around my heart so true ¶ ¶ Don't know what I'd ever do ¶ ¶ For me without you ¶ ¶ Sunday morning sunshine ¶ ¶ Just thinking through the blinds ¶ ¶ Looking like an angel ¶ ¶ Wishing I could just stop time ¶ ¶ Laying here together ¶ ¶ Holding on real tight ¶ ¶ Feel our hearts beat as one ¶ ¶ Makes everything so right ¶ ¶ Girl, you make ¶ ¶ Coming home so easy ¶ ¶ Standing on that front porch ¶ ¶ Looking so damn good ¶ ¶ Yeah, girl, you make ¶ ¶ Loving you so easy ¶ ¶ I wouldn't change you if I could ¶ ¶ You've got those baby blues ¶ ¶ Look at you ¶ ¶ Wrapped around my heart so true ¶ ¶ Don't know what I'd ever do ¶ ¶ For me without you ¶ ¶ You make ¶ ¶ Coming home so easy ¶ ¶ Standing on that front porch ¶ ¶ Looking so damn good ¶ ¶ Yeah, girl, you make ¶ ¶ Loving you so easy ¶ ¶ I wouldn't change you if I could ¶ ¶ You've got those baby blues ¶ ¶ Look at you ¶ ¶ Wrapped around my heart so true ¶ ¶ Don't know what I'd ever do ¶ ¶ For me without you ¶ ¶ Don't know what I'd ever do ¶ ¶ Without you ¶ ¶ Don't know what I'd ever do ¶ ¶ Without you ¶ ¶ Don't know what I'd ever do ¶ ¶ Without you ¶ ¶ Don't know what I'd ever do ¶ ¶ Without you ¶ ¶ Don't know what I'd ever do ¶ ¶ Without you ¶ ¶ Don't know what I'd ever do ¶ ¶ Without you ¶ ¶ Don't know what I'd ever do ¶ ¶ Without you ¶ ¶ Don't know what I'd ever 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