About this custom songs in texas
DANNYREESE70 is a Texas truck driver and songwriter. A Texas trucker spends his days on Texas highways, so the songs speak the language: I-35 in a thunderstorm, chicken-fried steak at a truck stop and the high school marching band on a Friday night. A custom song for a Texas family or business can include those details: the ranch road, the Friday-night lights, the church picnic, the Gulf Coast trip or the Hill Country weekend.
Texans order songs for weddings on the farm, funerals at the family church, retirement parties at the VFW and birthdays at the lake. The song is delivered as an audio file, so you can be anywhere in the state, from El Paso to Beaumont, from Amarillo to the Valley. Tell us the town, what it looks like and the people in it.
Ideas for your song
- A Friday-night-lights song for a coach or senior athlete
- A ranch or farm family song with brand and land names
- A Gulf Coast or Hill Country anniversary song
- A song for a Texas veteran with base and unit
- A rodeo-family song about the arena and the road
The kind of lines it might have
An invented example of the style, not your song. Your lyrics come from your own names and stories.
Out past the water tower where the red dirt meets the sky,
There's a church and a gas pump and a barbecue that'll make you cry,
From the Panhandle to the Gulf, we're proud of who we are,
And I'll sing it with your name in it, 'cause it's all about the heart.
When to order
Tell us the date and the town. Texas events like Friday football and rodeo seasons are busy, so give lead time where you can.
Price
special through Oct 30, 2026
regular $49
regular price
How it is made: DANNYREESE70 writes the lyrics and sings and plays bass guitar. AI-generated backing instruments fill out the band. Read the full explanation.
Questions about this song
Do I have to live in Texas to order?
No. Anyone can order; the site is for everyone. Texans just get a Texan on the other end.
Can the song mention my town?
Yes. Give us the town, the landmarks and anything people there would recognize.