Full of It!

Nobody signs up to be a hero. They sign up because they’re eighteen and bored, and their best friend dared them in a strip-mall parking lot. “Full of It” follows three small-town boys from a recruiting office in 2002, to the dust of Baghdad, to a back pew at a funeral where a congressman reads “hero” off a notecard fourteen times. It’s a dark outlaw strut built on banjo, harmonica, and a stomp you’ll feel in your boots. The chorus calls out everybody who was full of it: the recruiter, the preacher, the senator, and the boys themselves. Then the last chorus flips, and “full of it” means something else entirely. It’s the first single from the debut album Shrapnel Hymns (February 5, 2027). It’s out everywhere November 6, with an official music video from Cold Bore Productions. Lyrics by Scott Rowe · Performed by Brothers in the Blast