Brian Hendrix

Brian Hendrix still writes the old songs that Townes Van Zandt inspired in him. Catchy enough for the modern country audience, but meaningful and poignant as the lyrics that shaped an entire genre.

 

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A song about how a woman is worried about aging, but her man lets her know how gorgeous she still is, and to prove to her, he wants to make her see herself as he sees her.
This is about a guy who's remembering past days and how he was so in love with a girl, and he thought it was forever. But like most of us find out, "forever" isn't really that long after all, and life goes on.
This is a weird one to explain. There's a guy who's in love with a girl, who doesn't love him back. He thinks that the fact it hasn't rained in a while is a sign that their love is meant to be, but other people are realizing that the entire world is basically ending, and he's aloof to it. In reality, all the signs are pointing and telling him that he's doomed, but he can't see it.
A short little folk song. Nothing much to explain here in description. The song is pretty self-explanatory.
This is a song about all the things that we have in common as human beings. The love, the loss, the triumph, the let-downs, etc. In a way, everybody's life mirrors the lyrics of a country song, in some way or another.