Brian Hendrix

For the first part of 2021 here, I've really been stuck in a very classic-country phase in my writing. Not intentional; it's just the way they're coming out. So this is one in a style that you might expect to hear on the radio in the '50s. It's basically just a guy's rhetorical note to his woman, reminding her that she loves him and shouldn't leave him.

This is definitely more in the vein of a Hank Williams-style country song. It's basically a guy realizing that his broken heart isn't so bad after all. In fact, he might even be better off without that sort of strife in his life.

Old-school, traditional country song about a guy who's finding it near impossible to get over a girl who just ran out on him. Probably easy enough to work in reverse too, with a couple of pronoun changes.

Song about a guy who really wants to be close to a girl he likes, and he's willing to do anything it takes to get him closer. A fun, alliterative, relatively short song, a little uptempo.

A simple, fun song about whiskey. It has some obvious religious undertones and it structured around the idea of faith; though that the song is saying "God made the whiskey" is more or less a testament to how good the writer thinks whiskey is and not necessarily literally claiming God made it.