Travis Tritt – Tell Me I Was Dreaming
A prayer whispered after the sirens—holding on to love when the night won’t give it back. Start with the anchors, so memory has a handrail. “Tell Me I Was Dreaming”…
A prayer whispered after the sirens—holding on to love when the night won’t give it back. Start with the anchors, so memory has a handrail. “Tell Me I Was Dreaming”…
A steady hand on the wheel—love measured not by talk but by what you’ll carry. Put the anchors down first, so the memory has something to hold. “Strong Enough to…
A suitcase, a warm wind, and the split-second when you decide not to look back. Before the train pulls out, a few anchors for the memory book. “Southbound Train” closes…
A wink and a boot-stomp—working folks crashing the velvet rope with a pun and a grin. Let’s park the facts right up front. “Country Club” was Travis Tritt’s debut single,…
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A fierce, glittering promise born from poverty — “Fancy” is both a survival oath and a performative rebirth, a woman’s vow that transforms shame into spectacle and pain into power.…