John R. Miller | Faustina

[@dakotarolin3396]

There has never been a song more important to me than this one.

[@SwampDonkey07]

Me too man, I feel it in my soul

[@jamestally7184]

How about this people, how about before you give a thumbs down dislike, you try writing an original song and have the guts to make a video where you play and sing as well as these artists, put yourself out there, all the way out there. If you actually listen you’ll here a story of someone’s life, this guy is amazing and deserves all of our praise. Great writing and playing John ! Keep it up

[@patjhynes]

Who in the hell could thumbs down this?

[@texcrockett9496]

Easy friend

[@smkandmrr]

This man can write !

[@marcuspryde6159]

This song put me on the other side of Canada, to florida and then to Mexico. Absolutely lovely

[@FrankyD41]

This song hits differently once the bad times are over.. it was worth it.

[@jessedonner1353]

This song is absolutely incredible. The story he creates with these words put me down a rabbit hole about St. Faustina and Divine Mercy, and it resonates so much with me. I’ll never know how far it goes, until the devil reaps what I have sown, until then, I wanna feel every mile.

[@destinationsathlone8397]

This is so good. From the middle of the night in Ireland.

[@Ouimet22]

It was days-on-end in a minivan It was looking for an X on the map Long nights shaking in a stranger's house With a bottle in my lap Running from the deafening sound Of a future with no one around From Barcelona to Vestal's Gap And I've spent countless hours walking, I never did like single file Praying to some vague set of eyes that it's only for a while Now I kneel before the only things I know This set of keys, and I-told-you-so's That someday it'll be worth the miles It was cigarettes outside an empty bar On a dark December morning Months of bad food and a pauper's guitar Never heeding any warning I've had friends and I've let my friends down Lookin for my heart in the lost-and-found Bare hands trying to stop the rain from pouring And I've been gaining on the crack of dawn, with glass eyes and a smile Praying St. Faustina please, let me go out in style I'll never know how far it goes Til the devil reaps what I have sown Til then, I'm gonna feel every mile

[@levitheonlylevi2047]

On the River Banks of St. Regis Montana, relaxing, enjoying the tunes of John R. Miller. What a treat.

[@brendandimitri]

“Let me go out in style” 😮‍💨

[@redleg9482]

Damn he’s got some John Prine in him. Great storytelling

[@sprinx99]

He is so good. So glad I found his music.

[@jessietripp6713]

Hes amazing ...all three are!thank you

[@bojo_666]

How is this recording five years old already? So good

[@jeremydickenson8059]

One amazing artist ,person ,the story he tells is sureal

[@destinyjohnson87]

I'm here because of Timmy Ty and so glad to be here.

[@ComedorDelrico]

These lyrics are insanely good.

[@AdamMoyer1]

This guy is amazing. Love love it!

[@barbarahirsch1672]

Right on John, this tune rips ass!!

[@brandonvowels7753]

Seen him in Louisville at the zanzabar. Hes the real deal. Great songwriting. Aim to catch him again somewhere soon!

[@Melinacabin]

This is some darn good shit, just as I expected.

[@dougyazell5479]

Good old country.

[@steveadkins3994]

John R. Miller is a Appalachian Hemmingway- William Faulkner... what a story teller❤

[@texcrockett9496]

lol eeeeasssssssyyyyyy there cowpoke

[@dougyazell5479]

My favorite.

[@jessobel1]

Awesome

[@jeremylamb4998]

First comment! Loved this song! Sharing.

[@michaeldelvalle106]

Love JRM. Also a big fan of Jeremy Lamb! Never thought I'd see the two in the same comment section 😂

[@wolfcreekboys7353]

This is great

[@WilsonRidge]

This is one of my fav songs rn. I bought the CD at the show and I've known it as #3 for months now Knowing what it's called makes it feel different. Like is it about the saint? Idk it's a lot to think about.

[@barbarahirsch1672]

Whens the next show and where is it?

[@namxworb]

Where can I buy this?

[@EllisRay161]

Can't wait for this song to get pressed to wax someday. Until then I'm gonna feel every mile.

[@shinelife1441]

well, he'll be famous by 2020 thats for sure

[@XJonAye]

He deserves it

[@coreyglidden7176]

2020 really crashed and burned

[@stephenmallard3040]

Gems on vhs brought me here and here i stayed

[@MAGhost-vl3jb]

I really prefer the solo version he did. The audio isn't as good but it's eerily beautiful.

[@nynut518]

Tyler Childers brought me here

[@chadrobertson5299]

Same! 🤘🔥

[@brandonmoses1698]

West By God brought me here.

[@GBScrubList]

Same manager

[@Sesh23]

KZbin search bar brought me here when I typed the title in

[@stiffyvokes2404]

God or someone bless them.

[@danobrien3891]

How did 18 people down vote this?

[@garrettbollig761]

I wanna hear Sturgill Simpson produce his next album.

[@sevens8954]

Sturgill ruins the sound of every musician he gets behind. Including himself.

[@garrettbollig761]

@@sevens8954 I thought Purgatory was a good natural progression for Tyler Childers, he worked on that. Do you disagree with that example?

[@sevens8954]

It was good, but it sounds more and more like Sturgill than it does a natural direction/progression of Childers. Which sucks, because country needs that voice right now, just like it needed Sturgill’s before he tried so hard to be different.

[@49dwalin55]

@@sevens8954 I love Sturgills first 2 albums, they're just amazing, I like tyler too but I agree with this comment. Purgatory sounded horrible, the mixing was terrible.

[@sevens8954]

You should hear what he has to say about his first 2 records in the Savingcountrymusic article.

[@dougyazell5479]

Gibson.

[@will9299]

23 people need a slap