Skye Steele – The People Make The Music

Skye Steele – The People Make The Music Lyrics

Artist: Skye Steele
Song: The People Make The Music

I drink my coffee in Brooklyn, so when I get to Manhattan
I’ll be ready to go, I’ll be good to go on and on
Make my money in motion, I’m a true man of action
I don’t ever slow down

‘Cause this world keeps spinning round and round
I found my path underground, life laid my track underground
Don’t know where it’s gonna lead
But there’s a light that I see so clear

And though I put my hands into it
The people shape the music
And I put my heart into it
But the people make the music

Oh, I put my soul in there so
The people feel my melody
I’ve got this song I’ve got to sing
Swing my drum, sing my song

My voice and arm and will is strong enough to carry me on
Enough to carry me on and on
I keep this fire in my heart
It keeps me warm when I start to feel the cold wind of doubt

Alone forgotten and down and out
Oh, oh, woah
Oh, oh, woah
And though I put my hands into it

The people shape the music
I put my heart into it
But the people make the music
I put my soul in there so

The people feel my melody
I’ve got this song I’ve got to sing
‘Cause you don’t know just how long you’re gonna have that voice
The air’s there longing to hold your music

But you’ve gotta take it and shape it, it’s your choice
And though I put my hands into it
The people shape the music
I put my heart into it

But the people make the music
I put my soul in there so
The people feel my melody
I’ve got this song

I’ve got this song
I’ve got this song I’ve got to
Oh, oh, woah
Oh, oh, woah

People move like the ocean
And I watch them go by and I remember my home
I think of all that I left behind
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From the album:
Up from the Bitterroot
Release Year: 2015