My son liked this song. He died almost 2 years ago at the age of 26. I see why he liked it... besides the old country sound, he was always somewhere in the middle. He was very intelligent, but had no desire to go to college and get a job using the brains God gave him. He fumbled around doing different things until he found what he loved to do: fish... commercial fishing. He loved being on the water. It got him out of town and away from some bad choices he made and people who encouraged his bad habits. I'm so glad he had those times with nature. I have listened to this song so many times, and I just decided to share my story. Brant, I like this too. I love you, Mom

@cozmo5294

4 жыл бұрын

Suzy Godwin tears. I’m so sorry.

@jm7209

4 жыл бұрын

My heart breaks for you lady, I lost my boy 8 years ago.He would of been 28 this year.

@mikeydejon2148

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing your story sorry for your loss❤ next time I throw a line I'll play this song with your boy in mind..

@joshuagiessinger1555

4 жыл бұрын

Dam...

@steelhead197

4 жыл бұрын

“He’s somewhere in the middle and that’s just fine” 🇨🇦👍🏻

Whoever is listening to this and can relate, you're not alone buddy. I'm right there with you my friend. Cheers

@christieleigh3550

4 жыл бұрын

Vill Now me too?

@theconcretecowboy9561

4 жыл бұрын

Here’s to a fucked life

@liammacleod6060

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

@droopy2smoke

4 жыл бұрын

*tips ball cap Cheers bub

@Dom-eg7fi

4 жыл бұрын

Cheers

Currently serving as a diesel mechanic in the u.s army work my ass off every day to make a life for my wife and 2 sons, i listen to this song every morning just to remind my self why i do what i do. -SGT R

@michaelvertrees6052

3 жыл бұрын

I dnt serve but I bless you for everyday your out there sir your keeping us free and that's the bravest thing you could do for all of us

@benjamins7229

2 жыл бұрын

Arny ≠ wife. Jody’s got her

@joshwallace6495

2 жыл бұрын

One of the most unrated country singers with of our time.

@adammccracken5081

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother.

@tut3255

2 жыл бұрын

Pog

I spent 7 years in college and grad school after the Marines. I learned more busting my ass in the Corps than a university could ever teach me. Much respect to all the blue collar folks out there. True Americans!

@meedee7527

4 жыл бұрын

Semper Fi brother

@chnoukouka8840

4 жыл бұрын

Rick Flair How dare didn't you want to get yourself a 100k $ in debt to earn an useless degree no company would be interested in anyway!

@Nedbryten

4 жыл бұрын

Chnoukouk A I'm in a country where university is paid from taxes.. but whoever studies deserve my respect. To seek knowledge is natural, and it can be from working or studying - doesn't matter.

@ACommonIdiot

4 жыл бұрын

Kill!

@ryanhobeck9548

3 жыл бұрын

Please give me a whoooooo!

Last song my dad ever heard as I was driven him to the va hospital in Loma Linda ca he died that night but every morning I listen to this song some days with tears in my eyes and some with a smile on my face Cody is by far my favorite artists

@jcearnhardt393

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear about your dad Dan, if there was one last song or artist I want to hear it be jinks also.

@murrayroberts1513

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss Dan stay strong

@brandi_leigh

4 жыл бұрын

❤️

@mileslivingston7244

Жыл бұрын

Your old man listens to it with you every morning brother. Keep your head up and smile like he would everytime you hear this great tune.

I lost my husband. Greg of 34 yrs on 4/11/24. He was a George-die hard old country fan, thru and thru. But for some reason, he LOVED this song....😢 I get it now. He wss only 56, much too young to die.... I truly miss the pigheaded bastard

@user-ex9sb9gc8u

Жыл бұрын

Meant 4/11/2023, oops😢

Myself and about 15 other Marines are sitting out side jamming out passing around a bottle talking a out home and just life and cody jinks is perfect fot this night. Be home soon 🙏

@zacheryreaves7746

4 жыл бұрын

Joel Edwards thanks for your service brother

@mikevandue7880

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service !!!

@mmholling87

4 жыл бұрын

Semper Fi Jarheads

@Liamnees1287

Жыл бұрын

Hope you made it home

Here’s to the construction workers putting in crazy hours to provide for our family’s. Much love and respect to all you brothers! God bless!!

@BEASTMODEAKERS686

5 жыл бұрын

Amen brother!! keep on keepin on!

@panici89

5 жыл бұрын

You too bud, Ironworkers 397

@zackyoung4032

5 жыл бұрын

Just a young framer here in MO got afamily to provide for got a 2 year old daughter and a 1 month old son

@nickdavis3390

5 жыл бұрын

Hell yea girl

@lauriedewitt6306

5 жыл бұрын

I'm a female and right there with yall men sometimes 80 hrs a week but hard work builds character love and respect to all those just trying to make it

As I speak from 65 years of life, everyone is stronger than they know when dealt decades of bullshit and loss! I’m a survivor! I thought of suicide many times, been broke, hungry, etc. My 5 now adult children are why I’m still here!

Its music like this that gets you through the hard times. I wish everyone peace in there daily life struggles and pray for a better day.

@matthewyork7354

4 жыл бұрын

Same to j bud

@billkoko78

4 жыл бұрын

Well said

@kevinmiller8265

2 жыл бұрын

3 years later, I wish you peace and I must say pray. Please pray a lot, for me struggle is turning into survival .

Currently in University and have found myself somewhere in the middle. Grew up in a small town and was raised on the back 40 by a military father. Found I learned more in the woods, in bars, and with folks most would consider unsavory company than I ever have in University, but University has taught me its own lessons outside of the classroom.

I was searching on spotify a Linkin Park song "Somewhere I Belong" and this showed up while I was typing .. so I clicked on it, so glad I did I'm a new fan.

@mrlozano

4 жыл бұрын

Listen to the track "David" off of Jinks's Adobe Sessions. Check out Tyler Childers "Purgatory album". Also give Colter Wall a try! Lastly, check out the track "Its a long way back to Hank", by James Carothers. Come back here after you've had a listen and lemmie kno if you enjoyed them!

@RONVK

4 жыл бұрын

The Steel Woods are a great band as well.

@bradleycribb1408

4 жыл бұрын

You've only just begun

@mikebones92182

4 жыл бұрын

This guy was in a metal band called unchecked aggression in fort worth Texas and he is a hell of a singer I love all his stuff

God bless Mr. Jinks for making new country with a backbone and some substance. Nashville could learn a thing or two from him.

@ericheisler1568

Жыл бұрын

Yep if your going to do country do country music good stuff

@shawndunleavy892

Жыл бұрын

That crap they make in Nashville now ain’t country. Jinks is one of the very few new singers who makes real country music! I Enjoy his tunes

When your work doesn’t match your calling but you gotta make the money. Blue collar boys

@chrisryan8810

5 жыл бұрын

A right man.

@chriscarey1806

5 жыл бұрын

God damn right tired back and sore hands gotta get it

@brandonmiller7466

5 жыл бұрын

Sometimes you run from your calling for years before you realize thats whats best for you. I ran from turning wrenches trying to make it another way but in the end thats the only thing ive ever really had a talent at besides farming.

@ianthomas9534

4 жыл бұрын

Same here Brandon, I’m a tractor mechanic and farm full time... God bless you brother

@brianwillard4842

4 жыл бұрын

I may not be a farmer but i work for a case dealer i always wanted to farm cattle though i hope one day i can have the opportunity yo really make my wants a reality till then jusy keep doing honest work tp support me and my wife

Damnnnn! Funny how songs like this can stop you dead in your tracks letting all the raw emotions pour out! What country music is all about!

@christieleigh3550

4 жыл бұрын

Gayle Cuttitta-Waskow AMEN!

@denniswatson1030

4 жыл бұрын

This is the kind of music that will make my child number one, in what ever life distracts him with. I love you Aaron Levelle!

@cristovalgutierrez2487

3 жыл бұрын

Shit damn near makes me cry every time I hear it

@djude71

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed!! But “Real” Country not Rascal Flats, Florida Georgia Line type pop country. This is the real deal!!

I grew up in an area where rich people and ranchers live; kraft mac n cheese was a delicacy to me and dining out was very special. I wouldn't say we were poor so much as we were very low middle class. There was always a roof over our heads and food on the table but I had more lessons in humility than I can count. I would go to kmart, walmart, or the dollar store to window shop even though we couldn't afford the $0.99 beyblade toys. We are doing pretty good now. Mom has the same job in the same company and made it through a dozen or so rounds of layoffs somehow getting raises instead. Dad changed trades because of the recession and he's making decent money. I'm working and going to college because none of us can really afford to live here. This song hits home for us especially as blue collar workers. I can't help but feel if I got all of us out of California we would be living so much better and with so much less stress.

@oilburner389thunder4

6 жыл бұрын

Come on down to "L.A."..lower Alabama the south is where it's atts

@bradmason6455

6 жыл бұрын

Dude if Kraft mac n cheese was a delicacy you were def not middle class. We were middle class and delicacy is more like tater tots n ketchup.

@frankrandise1487

6 жыл бұрын

I remember when we upgraded to tater tots!!! That was only about 3 years back haha!

@tynielsen9009

5 жыл бұрын

Frank Randise hjj

@spjohnson4794

5 жыл бұрын

Hey buddy, Kraft mac&cheese is the bomb. I'll take it over homemade any day lol

I'm a farm hand running 96-112 hours 6 sometimes 7 days a week during the spring and fall and working 50 hours 5 days a week during the summer and winter. This song hits me in so many places. Every bit of it I can relate to in some way

I work 7 days a week so my old lady can stay at home with our 6 month old boy. This song means alot to me.

@braylonwilson6949

6 жыл бұрын

Taylor Wood way to go brotha

@stevencasanova6172

6 жыл бұрын

You get it brother

@suicideisoverated

6 жыл бұрын

Handle it man, Another good work tune. Uncle Lucius - keep the wolves away

@charleszine79

6 жыл бұрын

There’s nothing more respectable than a blue collar American working to bone. It’s in our roots brother, flows through our blood

@charlessears587

6 жыл бұрын

Just wait till she starts bitching you out for not being there. Yet you have to be gone to provide

It doesn’t matter what walk of life you come from, everyone can relate to this song. This is country music to its core. Touches your soul. I’ve been a fan from day 1 of CJ. Keep it up brother!

NOW THIS IS REAL COUNTRY! YOU HAVE TO LIVE IT TO SING IT.. AND FELL IT. GREAT SONG!IFELT WAS ME...

21 years old working 3rd shift full time as a maintenance technician and college full time during the day.. this song hits me hard. Good stuff Cody! Thanks for the inspiration!

" ...YOU NEVER KNOW WHO YOU TALKING TO, BUT ALWAYS KNOWN WOH IS WATCHING YOU " Thanks

@jefftidwell1543

5 жыл бұрын

He is doing that!!

@lisaadams7354

5 жыл бұрын

There is someone all way watching lol

@craignewman3330

5 жыл бұрын

Truth in the simplest of words!!! How truly awesome is that!!!!!

@carlramsey1117

5 жыл бұрын

Oh yea, & dont forget to keep your feet straight down the line.....lol

@josefelliott9250

3 жыл бұрын

The middle is just fine

Man you’ll never know how hard this song hits home with me!! broken home age 18 I dropped out of high school to work developing a trade to make money family went broke few years ago man this song keeps me going in this hard world but gotta keep your faith in the man upstairs and work yours ass off to be something nowadays god bless you man keep up the good music man I listen to this daily working on the farm keep it up man your fans appreciate you very much!

@lloydray1969

5 жыл бұрын

Hey brother well spoken. Work hard and trust in the lord . I am a Christian and in 2016 i lost my dad my mother in law and a first cousin in a span of three months. My faith was shaken to the core.I know it was by God's grace i made it through God bless you and your family

@dave-cd7jd

5 жыл бұрын

moved out when i was 19, dad lost his job and moved off to find better oppertunities, spent the last 7 years trying to make a living. finally got me a great job and a loving wife. dad still working to get back on his feet. this song hits home to so many people, god knows it hits me

@christieleigh3550

4 жыл бұрын

Jacob Drum - Hits home huh?

I'm alive today because of you and whiskey Myers I love your music keep pouring out that soul

@ethanmena2807

5 жыл бұрын

Yesssssssss... Whiskey Myers is amazing too!!!! I love their music

@stacyscore8234

3 жыл бұрын

I feel u. Love Whiskey Myers, too😎

It's funny... This song reminds me of how things are going in my life, too. Younger brother is hooked on drugs and depressed. Older brother has a Masters and is getting ready to become a teacher. I ended up getting my GED and working at Domino's for a while until becoming a truck driver now working for Navajo out of Denver while my whole family is still in Louisiana. I'm lucky enough to have a boyfriend who loves me and family out here in Denver. Never thought in a million years I'd actually make it here, but I did. I went from the kid everyone thought would amount to nothing to getting ready to buy my own place with the love of my life... Oh, how things change.

@tangledinmymind

5 жыл бұрын

You should do one better and get you a truck and start your own company. That will show all those haters you had to deal with, hell some of them that were talking shit as kids are now not worth the gym off your shoe.

I remember listening to his music before he got big and introducing my friends to his music, dude is an awesome artist.

@swat91172

4 жыл бұрын

Same here!

Really hits home here too. My dad died when I was 12, left home as soon as I graduated, mom didn’t need me on her! Went to work on the drilling rigs worked 7 days a week for 17 years. Doing real well now.

@caseyhowe1255

5 жыл бұрын

Keep a bind on it hand

Selecting in a warehouse, graveyard.. with a family, sleeping while they live and grow up, and work while they sleep hoping they are okay! A song for this working man.

I think this might be the perfect country and western song😛🍻

Man this song makes me cry like a baby

I learn more on the freight docks driving forklifts on the 3 o'clock am shift in the winter time and man it got cold.... Man Cody your hitting the home of the heart

Headed to his concert right now in Albuquerque New Mexico!!! Hes gonna be awesome.

“I’ve know a lot of real good men. Grad school or no school I call them my friends. I’m somewhere in the middle and that’s just fine.” Damn cody you and I are one in the same my friend. Keep pumping out these beautiful songs.

Couldn't have ever dawned on me, all the things that I would be I, I never really looked out quite that far It's never been a simple thing, to see the world with a Young man's brain with, an old man's heart, restless soul Yeah, my family went broke in my eighteenth year Dad took a job many miles from here that That was alright by me I was on my own I had a band, found a job, life was alright I worked when I had to, we played all the time Only, got through that first year of college alright But I learned more on the freight docks Driving forklifts on the 3 o'clock AM shift In the winter time, man it got cold Selling guitars on the west coast Going hungry, chasin' ghost around And around we would go And I saw it all tendin' bar at night Treatin' saints and sinners right Is a good thing to do all the time You never know who you're talkin' to But always know who's watching you Keep your feet movin' straight down the line I've known a lot of real good men, grad school or no school I've called em' my friends I'm I'm somewhere in the middle and that's just fine No, I don't give a damn how much money you make If your last shirt has pockets, take all you can take I'm Well, I'm goin' out with nothin' like I came in Cause I learned more on the freight docks Driving forklifts on the 3 o'clock AM shift In the winter time, man it got cold Selling guitars on the west coast Going hungry, chasin' ghost around And around we would go And I saw it all tendin' bar at night Treatin' saints and sinners right Is a good thing to do all the time You never know who you're talkin' to But always know who's watching you Keep your feet movin' straight down the line But I learned more on the freight docks Driving forklifts on the 3 o'clock AM shift In the winter time, man it got cold Selling guitars on the west coast Going hungry, chasin' ghost around And around we would go And I saw it all tendin' bar at night Treatin' saints and sinners right Is a good thing to do all the time You never know who you're talkin' to But always know who's watching you Keep your feet movin' straight down the line

@headphone5697

5 жыл бұрын

Rings Of Saturn Natural Selection thank you

I love being in the middle. You find out who the true friends are. Nothing is give to you but you know how to keep your head above water

My best friend played me all your songs before he died in march of 2021. We both thought they were the way to make it in life and I still live by your words or at least try to one day at a time. They say its progress not perfection. But thank you for your songs please keep them coming you got words of joy peace and wisdom. Dam good man and singer in my book.

"Tending bar at night treating saints and sinners right is a good thing to do all the time" words to live by....

@SHINYxCHROME

4 жыл бұрын

weird this part of the song just came on as I was scrolling

Im sure my don would love this song, he loved his music an he listen to a lot of country. He was gone 1 year Feb. 16, he passed away in 2022.That was the worse day of my life, and it hasn't gotten better not one second. My heart breaks when i listen to songs like this His name is Jason, he was just a down yo earth person, he worked hard an he loved his family, but he pretty much loved everybody. I miss him so much. Never though i could do this, an really still not sure. My heart is crushed, Jason sent his mom a song ( Beauty in the struggle ) its special ,its forsure her...love country music , somehow in ever song it tells a story... Thanks everyone for sharing 😢 country is all true... 💔

This song means so much for me. I'm 19, just dropped out trying to find a job so I can support my family and start making a living for my future family.

@nba123247

2 жыл бұрын

Dont Worry, No Matter What Always Keep Ur Head Up & Never Back Down ✊🔧

Bless the souls this touches. And bless the ones twice as much that it doesnt

I'm drunk and flickering through these comments. Cody has a voice that can put me to sleep comfortably or pin me up to getting my truck stuck in mud or snow.🤜

Been broke many jobs and swore the end was near but music like this somehow will get you through thanks Cody drirty Ernie

I’m baffled as to why 612 people have this a thumbs down? One of the best country songs I’ve heard in some time. It’s hauntingly melancholy and speaks the truth.

If you can't feel this song with ever fiber of your being and emotion. Glad for artists like Cody Jinks..

In loving memory of Bo Duckworth! I love you brother

Left the home at 18, and went railroading. 12 years next week......over 10 years of pulling pins on the night shift. This song hits home

Being the youngest child of the family...Im always in the middle of my siblings disputes, arguments, my nieces and nephews, aunts n uncles, my whole family, even friends...but I never choose sides or say bad things about no one...I simply just tell them to Stop!!, if you have nothing good to say, don't say nothing at all...Nothing Wrong With Saying Nothing At All...RIGHT??😊

This is something I sure try to live by...the biggest thing I take away from this song is without the adventure/struggle to getting where you're going you don't really appreciate the end destination nearly as much!

I have no idea what it is about this song specifically that makes me break down and cry. As I listen to it I just understand it all. It shows that all lessons aren’t taught in school, that the value of a man isn’t monetary or based on the level of education they have. The value of man is based on who they are as a person. Treat everyone the same until they give you a reason otherwise. Sometimes you will get lost on this big rock and find yourself in the middle of it. But that’s just fine

Beautifully written. This is something I can relate to and i think a lot of good people can too!

Got out of the Army a few months ago and using the GI for school while I work on a freight dock and it is hard to justify college i feel like i’m learning pointless shit and not getting educated. Worked blue collar since I was 17 got my GED 10th grade and i’m just thankful to be working. Blue collar never fails and $$ doesn’t buy happiness.

@carterlyons4026

4 жыл бұрын

Money does buy happiness If you don’t think it does you bought the wrong car

@nba123247

2 жыл бұрын

Janobile. No Matter What Always Keep Ur Head Up. God Bless You For Serving Ur Country 🇺🇸✊

@janoblie432

2 жыл бұрын

@@nba123247 I appreciate that for real.. thank you

mine and my buddy's favorite even though all his songs are great.. We are always talking about money and how it doesn't matter to us even though we make decent money.. He's a heavy equipment operator and and I'm a CDL delivery driver.. yall shouldn't give a damn about how much money we make... we are all going out with nothing like we came in 😉.. Friendships experiences and the memories are where it's at.. Don't ever take your good friends for granted. Make life good for the ones around you be generous and kind and you'll learn what life really is supposed to be about.

I'm a big Cody Jinks fan and this song is one of my absolute favorites. Very emotive... Grad school or no school...I'm somewhere in the middle, and that's just fine.

Sir I can’t get enough of your music, thank you.

Cant wait to see you play this in person Cody! Red rocks tommorrow night is going to be freakin awesome!!!!

Couldn't ever dawned on me All the things that I would be I I never really looked out quite that far It's never been a simple thing To see the world with a young man's brain With an old man's heart, restless soul Yeah, my family went broke my 18 year Dad took a job many miles from here that That was alright by me I was on my own I had a band, found a job, life was alright I worked when I had to we played all the time Only, got through that first year of college alright But I learned more on the freight docks Driving forklifts on the 3 o'clock a.m. shift In the winter time, man it got cold Selling guitars on the west coast goin' hungry Chasin' ghost around and around we would go And I saw it all tending bar at night Treatin' saints and sinners right It's a good thing to do all the time You never know who you're talkin' to But always know who's watching you Keep your feet movin' straight down the line I've known a lot of real good men Grad school or no school I've called 'em my friends, I'm I'm somewhere in the middle and that's just fine No, I don't give a damn how much money you make If your last shirt has pockets, take all you can take, I'm Well, I'm goin' out with nothin' like I came in 'Cause I learned more on the freight docks Driving forklifts on the 3 o'clock a.m. shift In the winter time man it got cold Selling guitars on the west coast goin' hungry Chasin' ghost around and around we would go And I saw it all tending bar at night Treatin' saints and sinners right It's a good thing to do all the time You never know who you're talkin' to But always know who's watching you Keep your feet movin' straight down the line But I learned more on the freight docks Driving forklifts on the 3 o'clock a.m. shift In the winter time man it got cold Selling guitars on the west coast goin' hungry Chasin' ghost around and around we would go And I saw it all tending bar at night Treatin' saints and sinners right It's a good thing to do all the time You never know who you're talkin' to But always know who's watching you Keep your feet movin' straight down the line Yeah, somewhere in the middle is just fine Yeah, somewhere in the middle is just fine

“Leave this world like I CAME in” the truth was never stated so well!

I hear Alan Jackson in his voice in this song.

This is the best country music song I know of. Even better than “You Never Even Called Me By My Name”.

@tractorback76

2 жыл бұрын

Oh it's 1000 times better than that trumped up drunkard theme

Man this song speaks to me on so many levels.

I hear this and relate on so many levels. Hope I’m not alone out here

I can't get enough of this song. Lost track how many times I've listened. This song is what I've been wanting to say to people for years but just didn't know how.

Been a jinks fan since day 1 this song has escaped my life for too long until today! #newfav

My absolute favorite song by Cody Jinx...I can completely relate to this song

I'm just a small town country boy I've lived my whole life somewhere in the middle maybe even last but that's why I defiantly relate

I totally get this. Working at a tractor factory, dry cleaners, seamstress, stay at home mom. My dad worked at a printing press company until he hurt his back. He taught me everything. This song is a lifelong favorite!! And this guy is being discovered every day by people who love this music, even if we gotta thank pandora and youtube.

Long Live Cody Jinks!!! He reminds me of what I grew up on Merele Waylon Willy Johnny Cash Jamey Johnson , Hank Jr Hank Sr all of the greats

Out of all the country songs I've listen to there is somthing diffrent about cod jinks somthing real. I feel like he's singing about my life and most of our lives. Just a real ass dude

Life's been rough my father died and my mother's struggling to lay her bills so I came home to her house just to help her. I don't like Florida but my family is here. She hasn't missed a payment on her house since I came back.

Cant get enough of this guy, great song !

This is my all time favorite song in the whole world!

Man I feal this brother, like his songs are written bout me as well. I've got a college degree, don't use it , I honestly worked at a department store for nine years , clock in for that hoot awel shift, hoppin on the forklift loading semii trailers for ten hours ( 16) during the Christmas season. And hell yeah it was cold but I learned more from them truckers and all the other real folk I worked with , than I ever did sitting in s damn class in college class. Yeah I got a degree but who was there for me after I finished. It was my Truckin buddies forklift driver's , god, family, and real America...kept that job for 6 years after school. The store's I was unloading for got shut down and hell no it wasn't Walmart! ..sorry for rambling ya ll but the choir of this song just hits me so perfect! Learned more driven forklifts at the docs ...Cody brother your music really hits me , all your topics songs that tell a story. Man Cody your gonna have to write a bad song sometime , or else your gonna be walking on water!

Song has me in tears as I just worked a 12 hour day and I’m sitting in my car drinking a beer before I walk into the house

There's alot of "in the middle's" that I find pure comfort & contentment! Man I love my woman! 😉👍

I'm a girl but I can so relate to this I listen to this song so much ,i love it ,and i got a feeling im going out with nothing like i came in ,hard work only gets the bills paid anymore nothing is like before ,i started work at a young age ,got what i need but I have lost so many family and friends this life is lonely my best friend of 45 yrs is laying in the morgue family dont have money to bury him so I'm sitting here listening to what makes me feel better MUSIC

@codyjinks2962

2 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️

amazing artist. Such great lyrics along with amazing band. Would love to see some concerts in the NorthEast.

This is my favorite song by him. I can relate so much.

I saw this guy in Huntsville Alabama and he was awesome!

One of my favorites for sure!

Man Cody you hot home with this one made it a year through college and realized I ain't learnin I learned more working the trades keep em coming sir

Most of us are just somewhere in the middle sir....cheers to his memory

Blue collar till my last breath because it’s all I ever known and I’m supporting my family on it 💯

Another great one from this guy!!! I hope he keeps giving them to us!!!

praise God for this man.

I ain't there yet but I'm working on it and it will be Willie,waylon,merle I can't put all there names but they will always be my honky tonk heroes and outlaws and God bless Cody Jinks

Never really listen to country was forced to and this song came on love it

@lifeisgoodyoushouldgetone4964

5 жыл бұрын

Scott Lipe sude that's great lmao

@gatorfanlloyd

5 жыл бұрын

It's amazing! Really hits home ya know

@christieleigh3550

4 жыл бұрын

Jinks has a way of singing that always moves me ... his words are so real... his voice is sooo damn sexy and no matter where I am in life ... he always puts a smile on my face

Man I wish more country music was like this instead of what it is nowadays. This gives you the feels

@michaelmilnikel3326

5 жыл бұрын

There is some good stuff out there... it just aint on the radio. I find most of this by starting a station on Pandora with the artist I like. Ive found a lot of good artists like that.

how many moments passed away , everything goes far , can’t turn back nothing , damn…

I love some CODY JINKS!!!

Cheers to fellow Union Pipeliners and all others who relate to this song so deeply.

My favorite Cody Jinks song that I think everyone can relate to....Somewhere in the middle, it’s all right by me

HARD TIME IN LIFE. WERE WIT U ALL. MUCH LOVE 😇

I don't know how you haven't made the mainstream yet Cody, your music is just amazing and I haven't found anything not to like by you

Aww God bless you ,I understand your story I relate to your story .prayers to u xoxo

Hits me right in the feels everytime, almost completely relate.

Love this song!

Love this!!! Hits home!!

Bro i love your music and am so glad i know about it.

Me and my Daddies favorite song

I break down every time i listen to this damn song... What a damn good song