Have you ever seen the sky so full of the stars
The Milky Way depicts its name sake
A shooting star, it means much more than atmosphere and stone
And you know tonight, you know you’re not alone
Find your why, find the reason you feel
Express yourself, express yourself be you
Find your why, find the courage to reveal
Forget what your mind’s telling you let yourself be free
Rooftop party, graduation night it Brooklyn
Manhattan’s lights, they shine as bright as love
Love greater than the debt it took to get you through it
Love greater than the frustration in your voice
Find your why, find the reason you feel
Express yourself, express yourself be you
Find your why, find the courage to reveal
Forget what your mind’s telling you let yourself be free
90/10 or 9 to 1, chances that you will become
50/50 made more sense, made more sense when we were young
Got to figure it, got to figure out which side you’re on
Behind the wheel the conscious steers the time you never knew
Find your why, find the reason you feel
Express yourself, express yourself be you
Find your why, find the courage to reveal
Forget what your mind’s telling you let yourself be free
credits
from Pacific Nomadic,
released September 18, 2012
Recorded by Brian Wilkinson at the Toy Box
Mixed by Michael Rabb
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