Let Em Go!

Lyrics by LaRawn Scaife, Music By Randy Moore Band

LaRawn Scaife Rheais is on the Advisory Board of the Davidson County Republican Party. She wrote the words to the song.   

LaRawn Scaife Rhea grew up in Nashville around the music industry where her father promoted the careers of Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Charlie Rich, and numerous other greats.
She is a graduate of Belmont College with a degree in Marketing and a concentration in Psychology and is involved in numerous philanthropic causes including serving on the Executive Board of the Nashville Symphony League, Historic Belmont Mansion, The Nashville Ballet, and The Animal Welfare Fund,

The Randy Moore Band is based out of Nashville and Randy’s music career has spanned over 35 years. He has fronted various bands  and has opened for Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi, Hank Jr., David Alan Coe, Amy Grant and others. He plays concerts, fairs, casino's, and bars and private events.  He has also has had success as a songwriter. 

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