Superstar Runner
Give...Love. Shed...Light. Breathe...Life. Sing... Every second... Of every moment... That you're alive. Be a vessel. A living vessel. Be a living vessel... For Peace, Truth, And Righteousness. Live...vibrantly. Give...humbly. Love...whole-heartedly. Sing...honestly. Breathe...like it's the last thing You'll ever get to do... On earth.
Earlier this week, I released this album. It is my 2nd full-length. Please listen, buy it, download it, listen again. And remember: Your life is worth talking about. :)
Available on itunes, cdbaby, superstarrunner.com/music. (And more stores very soon!)
I just did an interview with Artists On Demand for the new album. Listen here!
I thought I was falling off the edge of the earth, but then your hand held me up. And though (I) scared, and restless, and angry, and worried, still steady you carried me along. And still steady you kept me from getting away. And still steady, you heard me even when it seemed like no one could hear.
Someday, you will find me inside your faith. And someday, I will hold you up again. Someday, this will all be more amazing than it seems right now.
(via wemadeamuseum)
My favorite things to do are breathing, singing, and speaking. Eating comes really close. Water is my favorite drink. When you live life simply, everything becomes a lot easier.
3 things I am grateful for: Things that are more important than cell phones; Metaphysics; Friend requests. You?
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This song pretty well sums up the theme of my “still-to-be-released” new album.
“Your Birthmarks Do Not Bother Me”
And all your friends will be at our wedding
Knowing that we had made up all better.
And all your friends will be at your funeral
Knowing that we had lived our lives better.
And your daughter will not grow up fatherless.
And your brother will grow up a pastor.
And your mother, she will be cancer-less.
And your father, he won’t even matter.
I first learned the Christmas hymn “Once In Royal David’s City” when I was in 6th grade. I sang the first verse as a solo at the late version at my church. 15 years later, I’m still playing it. :)
