Songs with
Adam & I first met at a music festival in Meridian, Texas, and hit it off. We did songswap shows together for a several years and we started writing on long drives in between shows. He has an eye and an ear for details that others miss. He is the most creative, funniest, kind-hearted person I know, and just about every song we've written was seasoned with laughs so hard the tears came to our eyes. These songs were written in San Marcos, Austin, Little Rock, Galveston, Houston, Dallas, Lockart, and St. Catherine's, Ontario.
Written together with Scott Nolan · On Owen's Dollars and Dimes
There's nothing sadder than an empty sidecar A train with no engineer
Written together with Jordan Minor · On Owen's Live at The Saxon Pub
You eat too much candy You just might get sick
Written together with Scott Nolan · On Owen's Mountain Home
Slanted eyebrows looking over his glasses Hand on a hip flicking cigarette ashes
Written together · On Owen's Dollars and Dimes
As a kid in Arkansawyer, I got my hambone on But those days are gone
Written together · Recorded by Adam Carroll on Let It Choose You (2014)
Written together · On Owen's Dollars and Dimes
This lawyer hole I been crawling in Feels dark and wet and cold
Written together · On Owen's Mountain Home
Tinsy Eggleston rode a car bomb to Kingdom Come Elmer Holliday laid in a shallow grave, he had to go away
Written together with A.J. Roach · On Owen's Stories They Tell
Pour me another my dreams do fly Above the Johnson grass so high
Written together with Gordy Quist · On Owen's Mountain Home · Also recorded by The Band of Heathens (2011)
All over the land he’s spoken of Wise as a snake, gentle as a dove
Written together with Jordan Minor · Recorded by Adam Carroll on Let It Choose You (2014)
Written together · On Owen's Mountain Home
Timber Ridge, Virginia is a mighty fine place From that soil sprung a leader of the human race
Written together with Jason Eady
From Live at the Saxon Pub (2013) · © 2009 Owen Temple Music (BMI) / Gypsy Shuffler Music (BMI) / Jason Eady Music (SESAC)