Author: Tyson Brooks

About This Song

“Home” is a heartfelt ballad for the drifters, dreamers, and storytellers chasing melody across county lines. Written with a suitcase full of songs and a heart heavy with memories, it captures the bittersweet freedom of the open road—where every mile marker hums a tune, and every truck stop neon feels like a passing porch light.

Anchored by warm acoustic guitar and classic country chord changes, the lyrics paint a picture of a life spent chasing something just out of reach: a place, a person, a feeling. From Montana dive bars to Texas sunrises, this song isn’t about where you’re from—it’s about where your song leads you.

With vivid imagery, a nostalgic pulse, and a chorus that echoes long after the final note, “Home” reminds us that sometimes, being lost is just another way of being found.

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About this Song

“Room to Breathe” tells the story of a family who trades in the noise, pressure, and pavement of the big city for the stillness of country life. It’s about more than just a move—it’s a return to faith, to family, to each other. With warm acoustic textures and heartfelt lyrics, the song paints a picture of early mornings on gravel roads, porchlight evenings, and the kind of peace you can’t buy—only earn.

This is a song for anyone who’s ever longed for something simpler, truer, and more grounded.

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About This Song

“Three Strikes of Love” is a song about fathers and sons—and the quiet strength that gets passed down between generations. Written from a grandfather’s perspective, it follows the emotional curve of a young boy struggling on the baseball field, his father doing his best to guide him, and a grandfather watching it all with pride, memory, and love.

Sometimes the most important lessons aren’t about the game—they’re about showing up, falling down, and getting back up with someone in your corner. This one’s for the dads doing their best and the boys learning to believe in themselves.

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If you’re a singer and this story speaks to you, I’d love to hear your voice on it. Please reach out through the contact form and let’s talk about a possible cover version.

Thanks for listening.