I wanna be from somewhere
I wanna stand for something
The price of my freedom
You couldn’t pay me nothin
I wanna die an old man
In the presence of loved ones
With a special someone
Sitting right next to me
When I go to the cafe
For to get my coffee
They know exactly what I want
They don't even ask me
And if I keep up the good work
Make a visit to the tip jar
Well, every couple days, now
They forget to charge me
I say howdy to my neighbor
When I'm takin out the trash can
And we talk about some bullshit
In the early evening breeze
And even though I am the new kid
And he's been living on the old block
We still ask each other how our day was
And that's the way it oughta be
Who's talkin bout a movement?
Who's talkin bout money?
It shouldn't take a revolution
To get some milk and honey
Who's talkin bout living
A little closer to the bone, yeah
Who's talkin bout the one thing
I thought everybody wanted to be from somewhere...
I wanna get off the outrage
I wanna get on the same page
I wanna ring in the new age
I wanna get off the screen
I wanna listen to the ancients
Find the glitches in the matrix
And get back to the basics
I betcha we could all agree
We wanna be from somewhere
We wanna stand for something
The price of my freedom
I hope nobody could pay you nothin
I wanna die an old man
In the presence of loved ones
With a special someone
Sitting right next to me
With a special someone
That's the life of my dreams
credits
from Be The Wheel,
track released March 10, 2023
Theo Katzman: Vocals, Piano, Backing Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Dave Mackay: Wurlizer
Joe Dart: MusicMan Bass
Jordan Rose: Drums
Mike Shea: Percussion
James Henry, Jr.: Producer, Vibe, Longhair
Music & Lyrics by Theo Katzman
Recorded live to tape by Phil Weinrobe at Cinnamon Ranch
Additional recording by Phil Weinrobe at Sugar Mountain
Assisted by Nick Nagurka
Produced by James Henry Jr. and Theo Katzman
Mixed by Phil Weinrobe
Mastered by Devin Kerr
Aaron Lee Tasjan is one my favorite artists. I feel a kindred spirit to his songwriting, and lyrically he is right up there with all the greats. This cat makes me cry and laugh in the same song. Theo Katzman
supported by 131 fans who also own “That's the Life”
Antwaun Stanley is the star of the show in this album. "New Guru" is catchy as hell and "Serve Somebody" serves some 70's soul in 2022. It's also nice to see Jack Stratton emerge into some more vocal work after his first solo record. t0cktock