Story Behind The Song
This is one of those themes I keep coming back to time and time again. Stepping out on faith, breaking with conformity and dreaming big. As an artist and songwriter I feel like I've done my fair share of that over the past two decades. The title of this song comes from something a mentor of mine used to say to encourage me when I was younger. He very kindly told me more than once "You can write your ticket anywhere"
Song Description
This is a Folk Pop/Rock song similar to songs by Tracy Chapman, The Beatles and Jeff Buckley The musical vibe of the song is definitely inspired by late 80's and 90's folk/pop probably more than the 60's era. The subject matter of the song follows themes of coming of age, breaking with conformity, and determined dreaming
| Song Length |
3:04 |
Genre |
Folk - Rock |
| Tempo |
Medium Slow (91 - 110) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
| Mood |
Relaxed, Pleasant |
Subject |
Life, Determination |
| Similar Artists |
Tracy Chapman, The Beatles |
Language |
English |
| Era |
1990 - 1999 |
| |
Lyrics
It's seems too comfortable maybe not optimal
And if no one cares we're better off out there
So come on and give me your hand
Sometimes you don't need a plan
The road is long but I'm not scared
This is our ticket to anywhere
They'll call us renegades a couple of aimless strays
Why would we listen to that why should we ever go back
So come on and give me your hand
Sometimes you don't need a plan
The road is long but I'm not scared
This is our ticket to anywhere
The is long but I'm not scared, no I'm not scared baby
This is our ticket to anywhere