Songs

Amanda

Century II recording artist Kish Moody delivers heartfelt vulnerability with his new single, “Amanda.” This emotional track paints a picture of love lost, regret, and the undeniable pull of two souls that can’t completely let go.

From the opening lines—
“You’re walking away, you’ll never be back again / you’re leaving me for the last time and you can’t be my friend…”
—Kish draws listeners into a raw moment of heartbreak. The haunting chorus,
“Then you come back home / ‘cause you can’t stay away too long / you hate yourself for needing me…”
reminds us how love can be both painful and irresistible.

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Whiskey Train

“Whiskey Train” takes listeners on a haunting ride through heartbreak and redemption. With gritty vocals, raw emotion, and lyrics steeped in Southern soul, Kish Moody delivers a powerful ballad about pain, temptation, and the demons that follow when the night gets quiet.

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When You Were Mine

“When You Were Mine” is Kish Moody’s soulful country rock single that dives into the lingering emotions of lost love. With heartfelt lyrics, Southern grit, and a stellar Nashville lineup of musicians, the song captures bittersweet memories and the ache of remembering someone who once meant everything.

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Stay Awhile

“Stay Awhile” is a heartfelt ballad from Kish Moody, inspired by an intimate evening with his girlfriend, Amanda. The song paints a picture of love in its purest form—quiet moments, shared laughs, and the warmth of simply being together. With lines like “It’s so easy to love you, you take my breath away” and a chorus that pleads “baby, won’t you stay with me a while?” Kish invites listeners into a world where time slows down and love takes center stage.

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Bait A Hook And Cast A Line

Take a break from the everyday and join us on the lake with “Bait a Hook and Cast a Line.” With breezy melodies and sun-soaked lyrics, the song captures the simple joy of sitting by the water, casting your cares away, and remembering the good ole days. From the gentle hum of crickets to the thrill of a 50-pound catch, it’s a perfect soundtrack for anyone who loves the outdoors, fishing, and a little nostalgia.

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Worth It

“Worth It” is a deeply personal song from Kish Moody, reflecting on life hurdles and the challenges of pursuing a music career. Written and recorded at House of Melody Studios, the track tells the story of traveling to Memphis’ Ardent Records and Nashville chasing high hopes, only to return home facing the question: was it all worth it?

A heartfelt reflection on love, ambition, and the sacrifices made along the journey, “Worth It” captures both the excitement and the cost of following one’s musical dreams.

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You Are Real

During the creation of Holy Rock Revival, Kish Moody aimed to craft songs that could cross genres, and “You Are Real” delivers with a 90s funk-inspired groove reminiscent of Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, and Prince. The track features an incredible keyboard solo by Darius Blanton and carries a powerful worship message.

“By Your mercy I’m forgiven…
Jesus, You are real.”

A lively, soulful worship song that blends funk energy with heartfelt devotion.

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Let Me Find You

Kish Moody’s “Let Me Find You” is a worship-focused reimagining of a previous track, now arranged to lift spirits and resonate in a church setting. Written in the soft key of G, the song blends gentle melodies with heartfelt lyrics:
“Let me find You, shining in Your light that gets me through the darkest of nights…
I need You in my life, I’m tired of holding on to all the things that hold me down.”
A tender, uplifting worship song that captures the longing for divine guidance and the solace of faith.

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Show Me The Way

Kish Moody’s first heavy worship Christian song, written on piano at House of Melody in D minor, blends dark, intense tones with worshipful energy. The lyrics reflect struggle and redemption:

“In my darkest hour, know that I need You…
Lord, You lift me up, heal my soul…”

A powerful track that channels deep emotion while pointing to hope and divine guidance.

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Lean On God

Kish Moody’s “Lean on God” marks a milestone in his songwriting journey—it was the first song he ever wrote specifically in a church setting, bringing his music into a Christian context. The song captures the raw reality of struggle and hopelessness, asking what one does when life knocks you down and no help seems to come. Its message is simple yet powerful: even in moments of despair, God is always there to carry you. With heartfelt lyrics and a sincere delivery, “Lean on God” resonates with anyone seeking comfort and strength in challenging times.

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Break Every Chain

Kish Moody’s “Break Every Chain (Rock Version)” on the Holy Rock Revival album reimagines Tasha Cobbs’ worship classic with epic rock energy. Featuring heavy guitars, driving rhythms, and soaring vocals, this version becomes a powerful anthem of freedom and faith. With soulful piano by Darius Blanton, it balances raw rock intensity with revivalist spirit, transforming worship into a modern battle cry.

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Heavy Like A Stone

Kish Moody’s “Heavy Like a Stone” from the Holy Rock Revival album is a deeply personal and moving track. Inspired by the battle of his cousin Diane with a rare cancer, the song explores grief, struggle, and ultimate surrender. With heartfelt storytelling and raw emotion, it transforms pain into hope and redemption, making it one of the most intimate songs on the album.

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Wandering

Kish Moody’s “Wandering” from the Holy Rock Revival album draws inspiration from Moses and the Israelites’ journey through the desert. This modern rock-worship anthem blends driving guitars and soaring vocals with timeless biblical imagery, delivering a powerful message of perseverance, faith, and God’s unwavering presence in our personal deserts.

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