Roger Creager - Here It Is (2008)

If there ever was a song that could describe and define Roger's life on the road and in the honky tonks it's "I'm From The Beer Joint." His friends can stick to singing on the radio, because his preferences include ice cold beer, smoking hot women, and the chance to put on a great live show. Speaking of entertaining and being on the road, "I Love Being Lonesome" deals with that very same topic. It also has a great line: "I love being lonesome, but I don't like being lonely." Though the man loves the way he's living his life, he still says that every cowboy needs that soft touch to help tame their wild streak.

Country artist Trent Willmon helped write a total of four songs with Roger for inclusion on the Here It Is album. The first one is the rolling-tempo of "Driving Home." The man went to California to see what opportunities awaited him, only to find that what he missed the most was back home. He gets into his truck and "burns up the night" to get back to her as fast as possible. "I'm Missing You" almost feels like it could be a sequel to the previous song, taking place many years later. Only this time the man misses the woman because of the things he said and the actions he took broke apart their relationship. The first verse is worded so nicely and leaves no doubt as to the pair's songwriting capabilities.