I’m Sorry, Therese – New Single by Clay Oak Coming September 1
On September 1, Clay Oak will release I’m Sorry, Therese, a deeply personal song based on a real experience from the early
On September 1, Clay Oak will release I’m Sorry, Therese, a deeply personal song based on a real experience from the early
“Ghosts of Me” is now out as part of the album released on May 5, and the track is available to stream
Ghosts of Me I see the boy I used to beQuiet eyes, lost in a memoryHiding words I never daredCarrying stories no
Ten Years of Lies You held my hand like it actually matteredBut that smile was poison — sweet until it cutI went
Quiet Doesn’t Save Me I keep my voice down, don’t raise my handTry to listen, try to understandStep aside, let others take
We Who Walked Home I was the kid nobody noticedquiet steps, name you just skim overstuck to the edges of every damn
The Missing Strings My uncle sat there picking the same worn chordsDust and warm cables, that smell still hangs in the airOne
Ghosts of Me 1. Before I Had Words 2. The Missing Strings 3. Thirteen and Gone 4. Losing Streak 5. We Who
On May 5, Ghosts of Me is released — an album built from memories I carried for decades but never planned to
Thirteen and Gone Wore ’82 in an ’88 crowd,Hung with the quiet, but I played it loud.First smoke lit at thirteen cold,Searching