In the American Southwest, an aging country musician battles with years of hard living, including heavy drinking and the dwindling fame that once made him a star. The film closely follows this down-and-out singer-songwriter, who lives in cheap hotels and plays small gigs in bowling alleys and bars, far from the grand stages he once graced alongside legends. His life is a lonely one, punctuated by moments of fleeting joy on stage, but mostly overshadowed by a profound sense of regret for a career that could have been much more. His talent is undeniable, but his personal demons and the changing landscape of the music industry have left him a relic of a bygone era.

As he struggles to find redemption and a path forward, he forms an unlikely relationship with a young journalist. She is captivated by his story and seeks to understand the man behind the music, which involves peeling back layers of pain, vulnerability, and a complex past. This connection offers him a glimpse of salvation, both personally and professionally. Through their interactions, the film delves into themes of love, redemption, and the power of music to heal and transform. As he confronts his shortcomings and embarks on a journey to reclaim his life and career, the musician faces the ultimate question of whether it's too late for a second chance at life and love.