All Brandon Ratcliff Lyrics (en) Total 9
Brandon Ratcliff - What You Make It{Verse 1} This crazy beautiful life's just one big carnival ride We're all born with a ticket, mm Sometimes you're waiting in line, sometimes you're way up
Brandon Ratcliff - Summer, Highland Falls{Verse 1} They say that these are not the best of times But they're the only times I've ever known And I believe there is a time for meditation In cathedrals of
Brandon Ratcliff - Gone Like The Cotton{Verse 1: Brandon Ratcliff} A dream she recalls when they were first married A home and children to raise The work of her smile and the faith that she carried Is a
Brandon Ratcliff - Always Moving On{Verse 1} We fall in love just to say you fell Treat your heart like a cheap hotel Waste a nickel in the wishing wells Skip town, start down at the bottom Might as
Brandon Ratcliff - Tale Of Two Towns{intro} This {?} wreckage was once the thriving little town of cotton valley, louisiana. once again, an american town faces the task of rebuilding from the ground up
Brandon Ratcliff - Sometimes Always Never{verse 1} Sometimes i look for your black civic When i'm driving past Your church on sunday morning And i kinda always wanna Write down "i miss you, love,
Brandon Ratcliff - FollowI was a man with no direction Just a touch with no affection A kiss but no connection till I met you Now I'm craving your attention Taking every chance to mention
Brandon Ratcliff - Rules of Breaking UpCan't go out and not be seen Cause you gotta give her space, uh huh Can’t go back to being friends It don't work that way, uh huh You can't call her up Tell her
Brandon Ratcliff - Number in My PhoneYou were just pretty handwriting on a napkin I never thought anything would happen But I couldn’t let it go Yeah I had to know If you were thinkin’ bout me like I was thinkin’ bout
Brandon Ratcliff
Brandon Ratcliff is a 24 year old singer-songwriter and artist from Cotton Valley, Louisiana. Son of Suzanne Cox of the legendary Cox Family, he was surrounded by music and began to hone his craft from a very young age. His talents quickly attracted the music business machine in Nashville, but at the age of 20, he decided to turn down a publishing deal and work on his craft….he would not take the quick and easy route. In the process of finding great co-writing partners, he befriended Pete Good (producer and co-writer) and AJ Babcock (co-writer) who would go on to become his closest friends outside of the studio. Together, they honed Ratcliff’s musical talent drawing from country, R&B and classic rock to Ratcliff’s personal inspirations such as Stevie Wonder and John Mayer. Eventually, Grammy-award winning producer Shane McAnally teamed up with them, and the result is a bold, fresh look at the seasons of relationships delivered by an artist with a clear point of view and a distinctive sound.