@@johnward9146 that's a very interesting story in itself, even back then music brought people together, the only true universal language a shared love and torment in equal measure
Tyler got his start with his Red Barn sessions. You really should do the same. Really amazing. This session should go on an album. Serious. It's that good.
I’m not being hyperbolic when I say this: this is one of the most mesmerizing songs I’ve heard in quite a while. The whole album was a joy to listen to, but this song in particular just keeps making its way to my playlists.
The Flood and Coal Shooter are the most heartbreaking songs I've heard. This is real country music! Storytelling with emotion. Not rap beats about drinking. Cole reminds me of Kenny Rogers and George jones.
Never would have thought a song about a piece of land would almost bring me to tears. Thats a testament to the heart you are putting in to the song and the performance. Bravo brother I cant wait to hear more.
I’m going through my own “flood” at the moment and Cole captured exactly what that rising water means. Damn son, thank you. It’s the worlds loss if they don’t listen to what you have to tell us all.
@@billferrell7890 That’s such a thoughtful thing to say, I’m quite moved by it, thank you. By the grace of god I was able to watch the waters recede, and sit on the bank and be grateful for them.
@@LiamATL007 Sometimes it is good to know someone cares and sometimes it is good to share burdens. My wife of thirteen years - for whom I walked through hell - lost control and had to be evicted from my farm. It is my flood. But waters recede. We carry on. May God bless us both.
I inherited this plot of land when mama’s daddy died This little surveyed piece of earth is where I’ve spent my life Rainwater is to cornfields like whiskey is to men Just have enough to keep you standing, too much will do you in These rainclouds settled in, one early winter night The grey of winter dawn is choking out all the sunlight The little sandy river, she’s drowning in her tears With her she’ll take my good dirt and a hundred head of steer The rain keeps on a falling as I cry out to my lord Won’t you spare this land I broke my heart and backbone for Well he don’t give me an answer as the rain keeps coming down I’ll fight this flood to the bitter end or he washes me out For forty days and fouty nights They say noah built the ark and that he rode upon the tide Lord I’ve got no boat and I’ve run out of time Nothing left to live for and the last of my kind The rain keeps on a falling as I cry out to my lord Won’t you spare this land I broke my heart and backbone for Well he don’t give me an answer as the rain keeps coming down I’ll fight this flood to the bitter end or he washes me out Well that muddy waters rising I can barely see the fence Lord it rolls my way like a slow train loaded down with death Son you can have your share if she leaves anything behind Don’t bother draggin the river boy Cause stones all that you’ll find The rain keeps on a falling as I cry out to my lord Won’t you spare this land I broke my heart and backbone for Well he don’t give me an answer as the rain keeps coming down I’ll fight this flood to the bitter end or he washes me out
Lol why thank ya for the lyrics! I'm sure everyone will appreciate them. I knew these lyrics way before any of the internet peeps knew but thats bc Cole is my cousin. But glad you posted!
@@JazzyHarley22 I met him when he played a show with my buddy Austin Dennis. He can sure give you chills with his songs. I like his mentality about everything too.
This brought me to my knees...I have had to end a marriage of thirteen years. I've faced a Federal indictment for her. I've suffered for her. Risked life and farm. I've bled because of her more than once. I reckon we all have our floods.
Childers was raw and so good in the beginning. I saw two or three shows where he had songs that he had just came up with which ended up going on the country squire album. Those songs were amazing and raw before the overproduced country squire album in my opinion. Then I saw a show after country squire came out and those songs sounded nothing like before. Less is more sometimes.
Dont meant to drop a name on another artists great song. Zach Bryan, as amazing as this gentleman. Less tight jeans cutting off the circulation to his music. Hope we get to see both of these story tellers see the stars.
Brother what you have is a firm grasp on a diying art. Fuck the guitar and the music, which is great just besides my point, you can tell a story and paint a picture with the best of the them. It was truly my pleasure and will continue to be a pleasure to hear your stories. Seriously though it really bothers me the way you trim your strings lol
Try listening to this song with a rainstorm in the background. Or, in another tab if you're on a computer, pull up a rainstorm ambient track. It combines well.
I build houses by my self and I’m on my first one I was picking the trenches in pa over the winter it rained so hard and I had to work I’m almost crying now cause of what I’ve already been through and after being addicted to heroin I just thought god would look out but I survived so I suspect he was thank you lord for my life and I’m sorry
I'm so proud of my eastern Ky brothers and the resurgence of the spirit of the ORIGINAL blue grass and heartfelt folk music!
I live over 5000 miles away in Ireland and I still feel every word thank you Cole, Red Barn and TH-cam a privilege to hear this man do his thing
The old tones from your homeland permeate our mountains.
@@johnward9146 that's a very interesting story in itself, even back then music brought people together, the only true universal language a shared love and torment in equal measure
Tyler got his start with his Red Barn sessions. You really should do the same. Really amazing. This session should go on an album. Serious. It's that good.
It's good to hear a Appalachia boy sing from the heart.
I’m not being hyperbolic when I say this: this is one of the most mesmerizing songs I’ve heard in quite a while.
The whole album was a joy to listen to, but this song in particular just keeps making its way to my playlists.
The Flood and Coal Shooter are the most heartbreaking songs I've heard. This is real country music! Storytelling with emotion. Not rap beats about drinking. Cole reminds me of Kenny Rogers and George jones.
Thank you Red Barn Radio for introducing me to this amazing artist!
Never would have thought a song about a piece of land would almost bring me to tears. Thats a testament to the heart you are putting in to the song and the performance. Bravo brother I cant wait to hear more.
I’m going through my own “flood” at the moment and Cole captured exactly what that rising water means. Damn son, thank you. It’s the worlds loss if they don’t listen to what you have to tell us all.
How are things working out? I pray God has put what you need in place and that you are well.
@@billferrell7890 That’s such a thoughtful thing to say, I’m quite moved by it, thank you. By the grace of god I was able to watch the waters recede, and sit on the bank and be grateful for them.
@@LiamATL007 Sometimes it is good to know someone cares and sometimes it is good to share burdens.
My wife of thirteen years - for whom I walked through hell - lost control and had to be evicted from my farm. It is my flood.
But waters recede. We carry on. May God bless us both.
Love all the hammer ons. Great picker and singer. This is a great song
I inherited this plot of land when mama’s daddy died
This little surveyed piece of earth is where I’ve spent my life
Rainwater is to cornfields like whiskey is to men
Just have enough to keep you standing, too much will do you in
These rainclouds settled in, one early winter night
The grey of winter dawn is choking out all the sunlight
The little sandy river, she’s drowning in her tears
With her she’ll take my good dirt and a hundred head of steer
The rain keeps on a falling as I cry out to my lord
Won’t you spare this land I broke my heart and backbone for
Well he don’t give me an answer as the rain keeps coming down
I’ll fight this flood to the bitter end or he washes me out
For forty days and fouty nights
They say noah built the ark and that he rode upon the tide
Lord I’ve got no boat and I’ve run out of time
Nothing left to live for and the last of my kind
The rain keeps on a falling as I cry out to my lord
Won’t you spare this land I broke my heart and backbone for
Well he don’t give me an answer as the rain keeps coming down
I’ll fight this flood to the bitter end or he washes me out
Well that muddy waters rising I can barely see the fence
Lord it rolls my way like a slow train loaded down with death
Son you can have your share if she leaves anything behind
Don’t bother draggin the river boy
Cause stones all that you’ll find
The rain keeps on a falling as I cry out to my lord
Won’t you spare this land I broke my heart and backbone for
Well he don’t give me an answer as the rain keeps coming down
I’ll fight this flood to the bitter end or he washes me out
** Don’t bother draggin the river boy
This note is all you’ll find.
Lol why thank ya for the lyrics! I'm sure everyone will appreciate them. I knew these lyrics way before any of the internet peeps knew but thats bc Cole is my cousin. But glad you posted!
@@JazzyHarley22 your cousin is an amazing artist. Glad I stumbled across him tonight on my way in from work.
@@BC-zd5xw Thank you! We definitely are proud of him! So glad you found and liked his music!
@@JazzyHarley22 I met him when he played a show with my buddy Austin Dennis. He can sure give you chills with his songs. I like his mentality about everything too.
This song just hits something in me. Can't quit listening to it. This guy is gonna be somebody.
This brought me to my knees...I have had to end a marriage of thirteen years. I've faced a Federal indictment for her. I've suffered for her. Risked life and farm. I've bled because of her more than once. I reckon we all have our floods.
Saw this guy in pineville a few months ago. Went for lost dog, but he had the best performance of the ENTIRE weekend. This guy is is an absolute gem.
Great lyrics and passion for Appalachia music! You’ve got talent boy! Keep strumming and singing, the rest of the world will realize it eventually.
This man just gained a new fan for sure. This is one of the most beautifully haunting country songs I've ever heard
Cole's Mercy album is one of the best albums I've listened to. Love it. This one is great and the rest of the album is just as great!
Vocal tone, melody, lyrics, emotion, sound mix is pure perfection !!! This top shelf music and talent !
Hailing from farm land Ohio, I love hearing you Eastern KY boys make music. The landscape may be different but lifestyle is the same.
I never ever write comments on TH-cam, but i just have to say "thank you for what you do"... Never stop what you do we love you!
Would love to see this song on iTunes. Ill Will Creek is already on the playlist, but need more tunes from this KY boy!
Love this song
Incredible. Thank you so much for sharing your light! ( oh and thank you to Brett Weinstein for introducing me to your powerful talent)💖✌️🇺🇸
Damn...such a beautiful song
Y'all should listen to his whole concert on reb barn radio. I've listened to it a couple of times and it's good.
Love it I hope he goes far
Best music out right now is coming from these independent artists. Childers hit the red carpet and now his music is falling short.
He lost me when he released his album about BLM. Haven't listened to him since.
Childers was raw and so good in the beginning. I saw two or three shows where he had songs that he had just came up with which ended up going on the country squire album. Those songs were amazing and raw before the overproduced country squire album in my opinion. Then I saw a show after country squire came out and those songs sounded nothing like before. Less is more sometimes.
I was getting into Childers when he started the race baiting virtue signals and did an apology for being white video. I haven't listened since.
💜 very good song Cole brings it yet again!
I’m in love with this song
To the 9 people who thumbs downed-go listen to Luke Bryan
*Puke Bryan
Right this guy's 100x better
Dont meant to drop a name on another artists great song. Zach Bryan, as amazing as this gentleman. Less tight jeans cutting off the circulation to his music. Hope we get to see both of these story tellers see the stars.
The best comment I have ever read 👏👏👏
Nailed it
Kentucky Boys are so great
Keep it up Cole, you are amazing.
Great song brother! Amen!
Beautiful artist brother. Straight from the soul. Keep it coming my man.
Amazing song and amazing performance. Thank you.
Great song!
He's playing on the road everywhere guys. He's just as good live, if not better!
Brother what you have is a firm grasp on a diying art. Fuck the guitar and the music, which is great just besides my point, you can tell a story and paint a picture with the best of the them. It was truly my pleasure and will continue to be a pleasure to hear your stories. Seriously though it really bothers me the way you trim your strings lol
Looking forward to seeing this guy live in June AT Railbird Festival.
Great song ❤
Amazing song writing truly
This is what music is supose to be stuff u hear and feel.
TikTok brought me here. My what a talent! Good stuff!!!
Amazing 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
-Louisiana
Solid Gold!
Where has this ol boy been hidin?!! WOW
Outstanding!
EasternKYFlood2022🙏🏼♥️
O Brasil ama seus vídeos 🇧🇷🖤👍
Pure soul
This guy is awesome, he reminds me of a young chris knight.
I know exactly what this feels like now.
Very good 💕💕
Damn sir. Id say you got some heart. Keep pushing 💪
Nice work
Never heard of this man. But the pure emotion in that thumbnail is what made me click
Very epic
Try listening to this song with a rainstorm in the background. Or, in another tab if you're on a computer, pull up a rainstorm ambient track. It combines well.
Love me some storytelling
That’s a tasty jam
Why did I laugh at that
Don’t worry you’re life’s already been planned out brotha. Keep doing this!
I build houses by my self and I’m on my first one I was picking the trenches in pa over the winter it rained so hard and I had to work I’m almost crying now cause of what I’ve already been through and after being addicted to heroin I just thought god would look out but I survived so I suspect he was thank you lord for my life and I’m sorry
Glad you connected with the song! Powerful stuff!
Jay Farrar vibes. Has a voice/lyrics that are well beyond his age
Praise Dale and Raise Hell!
Gobsmacked in West Tennessee.
❤️
👏👏👏👏
Yeah kentucky boy!
💘
waiting at a bar in Nashville......
Wow
NEXT TYLER CHILDERS
First Cole Chaney
@@jamestrout7337 ☝🏻
Hopefully he doesn’t sell out like Tyler did.
Logan Halstead next Tyler Childers
45 seconds -1 minute 14 seconds? They true message? Or an I just that slow ?
Mega
Wheres the lyris dude?
10 times more talent that the crap they're producing in Nashville.
My old lady went to high school with you. I’d love to get together and see if a little percussion might not suit you
Suck a meaning song right now for eastern ky
Somebody call Taylor Sheridan
Already better than Tyler cmon now
I love a good song with a story
Wow