Life's Highway from Bad Blood by Mitch Capone
An ode to a life on the road and a journey of self-discovery - a swinging New Orleans R&B influenced tune seasoned with Louisiana spice from Lafayette piano maestro David Egan.
Tracklist
| 11. | Life's Highway | 3:36 |
Lyrics
I’ve got some miles up on life’s highway
And I've had some pile-ups along the way
I take off without a plan
Somehow I always land
Where I’m s'posed to be, Where I’m s'posed to be
I’ve got my own cosmic GPS
And it guides me to the next address
I've got no sense of direction
But I arrive without exception
Where I’m s'posed to be, Where I’m s'posed to be
On Life’s Highway (On Life’s Highway)
On Life’s Highway (On Life’s Highway)
I got a first class ticket with a lifelong guarantee
And I can ride till the end of the line
Or get off at any time
I don’t have to pay On Life’s Highway
I don’t book ahead I don’t wait in line
I don’t pack my bags and I don’t need to be on time
I don’t stop to read the signs
Cos I know I’ll always find
Where I’m s'posed to be, Where I’m s'posed to be
On Life’s Highway (On Life’s Highway)
On Life’s Highway (On Life’s Highway)
I got a first class ticket with a lifelong guarantee
And I can ride till the end of the line
Or get off at any time
I don’t have to pay On Life’s Highway
Credits
Life's Highway- (Mark Tinson)
Mitch Capone: Lead Vocal
Mark Tinson: Acoustic Guitar
Nic Cecire: Drums
Peter Gray: Bass
David Egan: Piano
Mark Hoppe: Slide Guitar
Rita Azzopardi and Mitch Capone: Background Vocals
License
All rights reserved.
Mitch Capone was captivated by the golden era of swing at the age of 18. Making guest appearances on Newcastle stages. Encouraged by Newcastle record producer Mark Tinson, Mitch began writing songs and an album Bad Blood is now complete. Fusing big band swing arrangements with dirty rockabilly boogie, "Bad Blood" heralds the birth of an exciting and irresistible new style of music - SWINGABILLY.