John prine – Pretty Good
Oldies Songs Pretty Good — a wry smile at life’s crooked road, told with tenderness and truth There’s a certain warmth that washes over you the moment John Prine begins to sing…
John Prine – Your Flag Decal Won’t Get You Into Heaven Anymore Buy More
Your Flag Decal Won’t Get You Into Heaven Anymore — a sharp, tender reminder that faith, love, and humanity can never be worn like decorations There is a special kind…
John Prine & Emmylou Harris – Angel From Montgomery
Oldies Songs A timeless portrait of a middle-aged woman’s weary longing for freedom and her lost youth. The Angel in the Everyday There are songs that simply exist, and then there are…
John Prine & Joan Baez – Hello in There
The Quiet Ache of Time: A Folk Ballad for the Invisible Souls A poignant portrait of aging, isolation, and the enduring human need for connection. There are songs that simply…
John Prine & Dolores Keane – It’s A Cheating Situation
The Quiet Desperation of a Stolen Moment: An Introduction to a Classic Duet A poignant country lament detailing the complicated, bittersweet solace found in a forbidden, extramarital affair. Ah, the…
John Prine – How lucky
A simple, profound expression of gratitude for life’s quiet moments and the blessing of not remembering every regret. There are certain songs, aren’t there, that feel less like a performance…
John Prine – Summer’s End
🌅 The Gentle Ache of Time Passing and Love Lingering: A Lullaby for the Soul Oh, how the years fly by, bringing with them a certain clarity, don’t they? And…
Emmylou Harris & John Prine – I Know One
❤️ A Heart That Forgives, No Matter the Cost The sweet, plaintive duet of Emmylou Harris & John Prine on “I Know One” is a quintessential example of country music’s…
John Prine – Souvenirs
💖 A Tender Reflection on the Past and the Weight of What’s Left Behind Oh, those golden years. You know the ones—the days that now feel wrapped in the soft,…
John Prine – When I Get to Heaven
The Final Toast: A Wry, Joyful Look at Eternal Paradise A whimsical, hopeful look at the afterlife where simple pleasures and old friends await. Ah, John Prine. Just the mention…