There’s a moment in every life where the world feels bigger than you, and you’re just small enough to get lost in it. Thirteen and Gone, my next single, dives straight into that chaos — the nights that feel endless, the choices that feel too fast, and the fire that keeps you moving even when you have nowhere to go.
From the first fingerpicked chords to the full-band surge in the chorus, this song is about memory, recklessness, and the kind of freedom that only comes with being young and untethered. It’s about the streets that taught me lessons, the friends I left behind, and the invisible ghosts that still roll with me today.
The song opens with a simple acoustic guitar — raw, intimate, unpolished — before building into a gritty, full-band story of nights spent chasing fire, stories, and whatever thrills the world had to offer. The chorus hits like a memory you can’t shake, capturing the mix of excitement and exhaustion, laughter and regret, that comes with growing up too fast.
Thirteen and Gone is more than a song. It’s a snapshot of a life in motion, a ghostly echo of the past, and a reminder that some nights, some memories, never really leave us.
Mark your calendars: January 23, this one rolls out.