1. |
The Last Fiesta
05:10
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So let's dance 'til it's the morning
Come on and join in
You're twirling like a ballerina
Don't you just sit there making wishes
You've got to live like you mean it
It's a Fiesta gonna get you
So let the rhythm move your feet
And move to the music
You know you can do it
You only get one chance at life
Don't be complacent with your stride
Life's just one big Electric Slide
So everybody just move to the music
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2. |
Change Your Mind
07:41
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Every time we crave motion
When we know something's gotta give...
There's a source that keeps us moving
There's nothing to fear
Save your breath
Find your heart
We're in this together
and we all play a part
in this mystery
Yesterday is history
And I think you'll find it feels so good to
Change Your Mind
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3. |
Mind's Eye
04:29
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I wanna go back to taking pictures with my eyes
Spontaneous phone calls, knocking on doors
And catching my friends by surprise
When messages waited patiently
on my answering machine
and the intelligence that connected us
was bigger than any screen
Oh doesn't it seem there's so many screens
We're living the dream
But it's not what it seems
For that which empowers us can surely devour us
We gotta hold on to ourselves we gotta hold on to each other
For with all our strength and power
We can't rearrange the final hour
And there's nothing we take with us
When we go, when we go, when we go...
Stop looking down
Start looking side to side
Catch the panorama
Oh your mind is the camera (camera)
Start looking up
Twist your head all around
Do you see the sights
Can you hear the sound
Of your heartbeat pounding and your feet on the ground?
You can keep your head in the sky
Taking pictures with your mind's eye...
Taking pictures with your mind's eye...
Open your mind, open your mind's eye
(Let it go)
(Catch, release)
Can we agree on one thing first?
Turn the lens around lift your eyes from the ground
Cause it's not the Y-O-Universe
That which devours us can surely empower us
We gotta hold on to ourselves so we can hold on to each other
Be quick to find forgiveness
Live your life as love's star witness
'Cause there's nothing we take with us
When we go, when we go, when we go...
Stop looking down
Start looking side to side
Catch the panorama
Oh your mind is the camera (camera)
Start looking up
Twist your head all around
Do you see the sights
Can you hear the sounds
Of your heartbeat pounding and your feet on the ground
You can keep your head in the sky
Taking pictures with your mind's eye...
Taking pictures with your mind's eye...
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4. |
The Kiss
05:50
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NA
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5. |
The Chair Song
04:40
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Falling away in the dusty backyard
Sits a chair for a party of one
Perhaps it was placed there to gaze up at the stars
Or expose someone's skin to the sun
Whatever the story, whatever the reason
It's clear to see that this chair has weathered every season
Oh but still there it sits all alone in the mist
Facing nowhere and holding no one
But there was a time when that chrome frame did shine
When its bones and its skin weren't neglected
Pulled up to a table of family and friends
And lovers at parties where the nights would never end oh...
To see it you wouldn't expect it
But it reminds me that...
We're connected
No, you're never alone
As long as you're reaching
You can always find home
So pick up the phone
And pull up that chair
Cause when you need me baby
When you need me darling
I'll be there
You know I'll be there
<Instrumental>
You know sometimes I like to think
As I stare out the window by that old kitchen sink
That the story of every scene
Runs deeper than what can be seen
So be open
I said be open to the unexpected
And just remember that
We're connected
No, you're never alone
As long as you're breathing
You're already home
So pick up the phone
And pull up that chair
Cause when you need me baby
When you need me darling just remember that
We're connected
No, you're never alone
As long as your heart's beating
You're already home
So pick up the phone
And pull up the chair
Cause when you need me
When you need me oh...
I'll be there
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6. |
Slow Down
06:44
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If at first you don't succeed
Try and try again to feed your soul
But it's not a race to the finish line
Trust the path to be just right
As soon as we stop fighting
Life just moves so fast I think its time we take some time
To Slow Down
There is sound in the silence
ANd there is space in the stillness
I said there is sound in the silence
And there is space if you listen
But to hear it you've got to slow down
That's why I take two breaths in the morning
I take two breaths at night
I take two breaths in the afternoon
It makes me feel allright
I take two breaths in time of peace and two in time of war
I take two breaths before I take two breaths and then I take two more
Just breathe...
Breathe in, Breathe out
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7. |
The Ballad of Joice Heth
04:16
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Deep in these bones there are stories untold
Would they make a sound if nobody listened?
There will come a day when it all goes away
And my memory fades to a whisper.
Until that day, 'til my dying day
Don't be led astray by the ones who tell my story
I'll sink down to my grave and though you may know my name
While my truth is chains there can be no glory.
Can you hear me now?
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8. |
Amazing Grace Medley
05:20
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NA
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9. |
Another Dimension
03:35
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Another Dimension
Another Dimension
We all come from Another Dimension...
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10. |
Spinning Song
04:52
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NA
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Jenuine Cello South Padre Island, Texas
Native Texan Jen Mulhern is Jenuine Cello, a seasoned cellist, performer, looper, improviser and songwriter who has taken her traditional classical training in a new and exciting direction. With undercurrents of Bach, blues, reggae, EDM & everything in between, Jenuine Cello creates a symphony of spontaneous sound painting that tugs at the soul and awakens an ancient desire to howl at the moon... ... more
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