Showing posts with label Tracy Lawrence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tracy Lawrence. Show all posts

Sunday, March 30, 2014

The Uplifting Power of Love May Make One Dance With Her Feet Off of the Ground

Apparently, dancing with one's feet off of the ground is light-years away from dancing with one's feet on the ground. Could something called "love" be the igniting force that prompts one to be uplifted in mind body and spirit? It may be such an awesome thing -- to see someone be that much in love; or to be in that wonderful state of being.

Tracy Lawrence sings "I See It Now"-- which tells about seeing someone in that wonderful state of love.

Sunday, March 9, 2014

Tracy's Heart and Soul Performance of "Paint Me a Birmingham" is Heartfelt

Tracy Lawrence sings "Paint Me a Birmingham" in this live performance, that shows an awesome connection to the song. In the below video, it is apparent, that Tracy sings with his heart and soul, in telling of a story about an artist and a man who lost his lover. Tracy's vocals and presentation in this particular performance of the song, brings-out the quality and essence of the lovely song, about a man's plan to be in a lost lover's arms, even if it is only a visual, painted by an artist who is directed by the man in a by-chance encounter.

Monday, August 20, 2012

Regarding Genuine Friendship and Appreciation

To have the support of a dear friend, who is the real-deal, is so important. Everyone may be attracted to you, and may want to be your buddy, when you are successful. However, what happens to those same folks, who initially present themselves as your friend, (if) after the success is lost?

When the chips-are-down, it's your genuine friends who are the ones who show-up at your door-step, offering a helping-hand, with a big heart and smile.

Find Out Who Your Friends Are (feat. Tim McGraw & Kenny Chesney) hits the nail-on-the-head, regarding friendship, integrity, and support. It's a heart-felt song, that Tracy Lawrence sings with his friends: Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney.

The song, may just prompt you to acknowledge and appreciate, who your real friends are.