1. |
Find Your Way
04:15
|
|||
|
I woke up at the corner
Of Trinity and 41 too high to even know
Where I was going
The lights had switched once more
Someone slammed their horn
And I slowly made my way on down the road
To pull over and thank my lucky soul
Everybody else already knows
You never know how long it takes
In between the breaks
Every dream starts with some shaking
I’m not one to ask when it comes to pass
Everyday is another chance to find your way
I went slow across the tracks just to catch my breath
Still shaking from another wake up call from certain death
Fate does not expect you to understand
A wreck inside a wreck can hardly make demands
So, pull over and thank your lucky soul
Everybody else already knows
You never know how long it takes
In between the breaks
Every dream starts with some shaking
I’m not one to ask when it comes to pass
Everyday is another chance to find your way
Nobody ever wants to confess
That they are just like everybody else
Nobody ever wants to admit that
What they really wanted nearly killed them
And it may still do it yet
All those corners that I cut just added to my debt
All these things I have to do
Are not burdens just yet
You never know how long it takes
In between the breaks
Every dream starts with some shaking
I’m not one to ask when it comes to pass
Everyday is another chance to find your
Another chance to find your
Another chance to find your way
|
||||
2. |
||||
|
You’re gonna be alright
You’re gonna be alright now
Just call a friend today
And you’ll be alright.
You are an engine falling out of the sky
Kick on the air brakes, take a deep breath,
And stop asking why.
You don’t have to have shame for the games you played.
Let’s take all that pain and rage and useless hatred away,
Come on remove yourself from everything you’re afraid of.
You can ditch all the anger and unlock the chains.
Ask yourself how you can help someone else who’s in pain today.
Take all those worries, put them in a big ol’ book.
Leave the book on a stranger’s shelf, that’s right, now congratulate yourself.
Send a meaningful prayer of sympathy to all your enemies.
Call a friend, ask them how they’re getting on, and mean it.
C’mon remove yourself from everything you’re afraid of
C’mon remove yourself from everything you’re afraid of
Then play guitar.
Open up any window, open up any door,
Let the light inside you like you never ever had before.
Now get down on your knees, right down on those dirty knees.
Do not fight, ask the light for the might to help you find some peace
Think of everyone you hurt, starting with yourself.
Everyone you lied to, starting with yourself.
Every broken promise, starting with yourself.
Every broken heart, starting with yourself.
Every family torn apart, starting with yourself.
Every time you turned away from everything you’re afraid of
Turn and face everything you’re afraid of
Turn and face everything you’re afraid of
|
||||
3. |
Here For You
|
|
||
4. |
Jacqueline
02:50
|
|||
|
Busy mind with nothing going down
Only so much you can be free
How long will you stick around now
Before I watch you leaving me?
Jacqueline what’s the deal with your ever changing mind?
Jacqueline turn the wheel, it’s only time on the line.
Let’s go down to the river’s edge
Don’t it make you feel alive?
I don’t care what your Mama says
We’re gonna take us a ride
Jacqueline what’s the deal with your ever changing mind?
Jacqueline turn the wheel, it’s only time on the line.
We know there’s a dozen engines way down deep
That we both could just jump in now
Drive South, get outta this lock down
Or carry on with your life of heartache
When will you ever take your foot off of those brakes?
I know you have to do your time on the road
Not even asking you why.
Don’t forget to come on back home
Where the water meets the sky
Jacqueline what’s the deal with your ever changing mind?
Jacqueline turn the wheel, it’s only time on the line.
Jacqueline what’s the deal with your ever changing mind?
Jacqueline turn the wheel, it’s only time on the line.
|
||||
5. |
Little Brother
|
|
||
6. |
Bangin' Drum (Inside My Mind)
|
|
||
7. |
Arkansas Twisted Heart
|
|
||
8. |
Dishwasher's Blues
|
|
||
9. |
What Will It Take?
|
|
||
10. |
By the End of the Night
|
|
||
Tim Easton Nashville, Tennessee
Songwriter. Traveler.
Campfire propagandist.
Contact page TimEaston.com
for bookings.
Thanks,
TE
Tim Easton recommends:
Nearly Dead & in Persona (Live in Reno NV)
by Darrin Bradbury
I was on tour with Darrin. This is a recording of his set on the last night of the tour. A great set from an excellent songwriter.
go to albumIf you like Tim Easton, you may also like:
supported by 8 fans who also own “Find Your Way”
Wilco being Wilco. Nothin' new here, but when a band has been in the busineess for decades and releases a 21 track album and most of them are really good, it's one of the greatest.
go to album
Live at Yep Roc 15: Dave Alvin
by Dave Alvin
supported by 6 fans who also own “Find Your Way”
Dave is the best! I could live in his music.
go to album
Serpent's Tears
by Richard Thompson
supported by 6 fans who also own “Find Your Way”
There's a similarity in song writing between Richard Thompson and Hugh Cornwell which maybe isn't surprising as they went to the same school at the same time, although Thompson is older. Due to Thompson's association with John French of Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band I searched for his work on the Bandcamp app. French, Thompson and Cornwell all have albums on the app which I'm very pleased about. Only Thompson has released contemporary albums, much to his credit.
go to album
featured on Bandcamp Radio Oct 6, 2020
go to album
This album speaks to the continuum of African diasporic culture that is central to the vibrant canon of Americana folk music.
go to album
