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He's sharing the struggles he and his wife are going through.

"That's Why I Love Dirt Roads" has several subtle visual references that might be nods to the memory of Smith's late son.

The family that bought the couple's former home made sure to preserve something important to the couple.

Today our ol' pal Earl went on record with his Super Bowl LIV pick, posting his first Dip 'Em & Pick 'Em video in over a year.

He's just not ready.

"It's about finding peace. Finding yourself. Finding God on a road that's rough around the edges, just like us," Smith says.

Yee yee!

It's all in memory of sweet River.

"The full gamut of emotions today," Amber says.

The Smiths are navigating their loss — and their grief — as a family.

Smith wrote the song "Heaven Bound Balloons" just weeks before his youngest son's tragic death.

Amber Smith calls her son River "our tiny, red-headed hero."