Written while Tony Davis lay in the hospital with a breathing tube after being shot and left for dead, this deeply personal gospel testimony declares that God and Jesus are his everything—his breath, his life, his healer, and his deliverer.

Co-written with mentor Reginald Morris, who taught Tony Davis to write songs and sing from the heart, this gospel song reminds listeners that Jesus will provide what they need when they trust God, obey His Word, love their neighbors, and treat others as they wish to be treated.

A loving tribute to Tony Davis’s wife, Chriselda, celebrating her childhood in Belize City, the joyful memories she made growing up, the foods she loved, and the culture and homeland that will always live in her heart.

A heartfelt Father’s Day tribute to Chriselda’s father, honoring him as a wonderful dad, a caring neighbor, and a respected presence in their Belizean village. The song celebrates his love, strength, faith, and the family legacy he built.

Written in 1998 and now dedicated to the memory of Tony Davis’s brother-in-law Abraham “Bashe-Mon,” this song remembers the joy he felt recording a spoken part in the studio. Inspired by 2 Chronicles 7:14, it calls people to turn from wrongdoing, seek God, and believe that He will heal the land.

Written in 2000 on the front porch of Tony Davis’s mother’s home in Mississippi, this traditional gospel song was inspired when she said, “Tony, Jesus is a mighty good friend.” Her simple words became a testimony of faith, comfort, and friendship with Jesus.

A loving memorial tribute to Tony Davis’s aunt, Martyle Jean Davis, whose beautiful smile, generous heart, and love for everyone left an unforgettable legacy. The song honors her life and the enduring love of a cherished angel gone home.

The instrumental funk track featuring the band and groove behind the original “Smooth Rent Walker,” presented without vocals so the musicianship, rhythm, and smooth funk arrangement can take center stage.

Smooth Rent Walker is a funk-driven tribute to Tony Davis’s nephew, Rent Walker—a sharp dresser, devoted husband and father, and resilient man who continues to care for his family through hard times and time spent incarcerated. Powered by talkbox flavor and an uplifting groove, the song celebrates loyalty, perseverance, family, and undeniable style.

Co-written with Lewy, a young Christian rapper from the Los Angeles area, this gospel-rap track urges listeners to get their lives together before it is too late—to pray, follow the teachings of Jesus, and accept Him as Lord and Savior.