Parker McCollum Quotes
Parker McCollum Song Quotes
"And you left me here
With this house on this ground
Burn it down"
-Parker McCollum
from Burn It Down (2023)
"I've been fightin' with your memory, I hate the way it hits me
I wake up every day, black and blue"
-Parker McCollum
from Handle on You (2023)
"I tell myself that I should quit but I don't listen to drunks"
-Parker McCollum
from Handle on You (2022)
"Since you poured our love down the sink
I think I'll just stay here and drink
I tell myself that I should quit but I don't listen to drunks"
-Parker McCollum
from Handle on You (2022)
"Well, I've been running as fast as I can
And you'll never get over what you can't understand"
-Parker McCollum
from To Be Loved By You (2021)
"What in the hell does a man
Have to do
To be loved by you?"
-Parker McCollum
from To Be Loved By You (2021)
"What does that say about me?
I could do you like I did
That I could break an angel's wings
What does that say about me?"
-Parker McCollum
from Pretty Heart (2020)
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Parker McCollum is an American Americana and country singer-songwriter based in Austin, Texas.
The owner of PYM Music, he released his first single and EP in 2013, and his full-length debut album The Limestone Kid was released on February 24, 2015.
Working summers on a cattle ranch with his grandfather, McCollum was further exposed to artists such as Bob Dylan, Townes Van Zandt, and Steve Earle.
McCollum's debut album The Limestone Kid was recorded at Cedar Creek Recording in Austin, and includes styles such as Americana, Texas country, and folk-rock.
Many of the lyrics are about his experiences growing up in Limestone County, Texas, and the album's title is a reference to the nickname he earned working summers at a Limestone County ranch. -Wikipedia
Born: June 15, 1992 The owner of PYM Music, he released his first single and EP in 2013, and his full-length debut album The Limestone Kid was released on February 24, 2015.
Working summers on a cattle ranch with his grandfather, McCollum was further exposed to artists such as Bob Dylan, Townes Van Zandt, and Steve Earle.
McCollum's debut album The Limestone Kid was recorded at Cedar Creek Recording in Austin, and includes styles such as Americana, Texas country, and folk-rock.
Many of the lyrics are about his experiences growing up in Limestone County, Texas, and the album's title is a reference to the nickname he earned working summers at a Limestone County ranch. -Wikipedia
From: Conroe, Texas
Genre(s): Americana, alternative country, Texas country, country
Instrument(s): Guitar, harmonica, vocals
Active From: 2013–present