1. |
No Better Time To Go
04:54
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One thing I take for granted
Though there are more
Thousands more
Is that the whole wide world is out there
To explore
To explore
These eyes aren't made of leather
And these hands aren't made of wood
I'm pretty sure these feet aren't made of stone
And when we see these hearts of ours
Aren't made for staying put
There's no better time to go
One thing I take for granted
Every day
Every day
Is that I have the choice to stay here
Or go
And it's mine to make
These eyes aren't made of leather
And these hands aren't made of wood
I'm pretty sure these feet aren't made of stone
And when we see these hearts of ours
Aren't made for staying put
There's no better time to go
One thing I take for granted
Is being alive
Being alive
There's no better time to go
There's no better time to go
There's no better time to go
Than now
These eyes aren't made of leather
And these hands aren't made of wood
I'm pretty sure these feet aren't made of stone
And when we see these hearts of ours
Aren't made for staying put
There's no better time to go
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2. |
Rails to Trails
03:00
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3. |
Radio Flyer
04:05
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I'm letting go
Radio Flyer
Life's a blur
Of red and brown
You're in control
Radio Flyer
So find a hill
We're going down
It's somehow comforting
When flying through the air
To know the crash will come
But not know when or where
So watch the trees fly by
Feel the ground approach
Live with open eyes
Let the distance close
I'm letting go
Radio Flyer
Life's a blur
Of red and brown
You're in control
Radio Flyer
So find a hill
We're going down
We always hold so tight
To the world we know
Maybe we'll get it right
If we let it go
We always hold so tight
To the world we know
Maybe we'll get it right
If we let it go
Radio Flyer
Life's a blur
Of red and brown
You're in control
Radio Flyer
So find a hill
We're going down
Find a hill
We're going down
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4. |
Comissioned
02:43
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5. |
Weightless
03:54
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6. |
Daring Greatly
02:52
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7. |
Now That You're Here
04:29
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You don't see anyone you recognize
You don't see anything that feels like home
No, you're on your own
And now the doubt sets in
I thought you understood which way to go
Are you only moving sideways?
Oh, God only knows.
Don't be frightened by the mystery.
Now that you're here
Did reality play out the way you thought it would be?
Now that you're here
Did the image you built up suddenly disappear?
You live a way you never lived before
You feel courageous but you feel exposed
Oh, you're on your own
And every momentary victory
Is followed closely by a dark defeat
Do you trust that you'll be rising
Every time you fall down?
Don't be frightened by the rise and fall.
Now that you're here
Did reality play out the way you thought it would be?
Now that you're here
Did the image you built up suddenly disappear?
Now that you're here (Let go)
Now that you're here (Let go)
Now that you're here (Let go)
There's no courage without fear (Let go)
Now that you're here
Did reality play out the way you thought it would be?
Now that you're here
Did the image you built up suddenly disappear?
There's no courage without fear.
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8. |
Return to Form
01:46
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9. |
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Andy Camann Houston
Andy Camann is a piano player & songwriter in the style of Ben Folds and Guster. While attending college in Wisconsin, he released three albums with the group Tyler and Andy and performed live on Wisconsin Public Radio. He played keyboard for the Andrea Carter Band, Daniel Crawford Band, and Brother of Pearl. Andy currently works as an educator in Houston, TX. ... more
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