"I Regret It" genre: Rock
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	Hard-hitting country rock song about how life's wins and losses make or break you.
	CD: Travis Howard   Label: www.travishoward.com Credits: Produced by Aaron Zigman
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this when I lived in Nashville. I met Cajun Jim out by the riverfront downtown and he started in about all he'd had and all he'd lost. That got me to thinking about the same thing in my life. Lots of mistakes and lots of regrets. Memories of my high school days in Georgia made the first verse. Lyrics "I Regret It" Travis Howard I was born in a southern town I grew up proud in a southern family way I learned to drink from the cup of the white man We never realized the enemies we made We fought with weapons made of ignorance and passion As my generation carried on the curse And now we'll never know the power of forgiveness Because no one was willing to go first And I regret it The paths I've taken they make me who I am And I gotta learn to live with it Cajun Jim is a homeless man He can dance like he did when he was 21 On Fridays he hits me up for a dollar And tells me all about his days in the sun "I had everything a bum like me could ask for But the bottle, she kept calling out my name I think my brother could've saved me but he was aborted We're just players in a sick and selfish game" Chorus ...The streams I've drank from they made me who I am... Just like my father said and his father before him Boy don't waste your time trying to take back your sins Just try and find a path that takes you somewhere better And don't ever come back this way again Chorus

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