Let's tell ourselves that’s it's great to be alive
Let's take our time
To open up our eyes
We mumble words that sound meaningless
When meaning is impossible to find
We try to hold these moments as they glow
We’ll breathe them in
And then we'll let them go
And so I ask you to bear witness to this crime
Of letting my heart shine
I'm ready to surrender
Let's take the signs like the lonely hummingbird
That hummed right by
I hummed along assured
These stormy skies won't be dark enough
To throw me off when everything's aligned
The sand in the face
The dull and quiet pain
But for now seems so far away
It seems so far away
And so I ask you to bear witness to this crime
Of letting my heart shine
I'm ready to surrender
We try to hold
These moments as they glow
We'll breathe them in and then we’ll
Let them go
Let them go
And now we lie together
Face up to the stars
I’m letting my heart shine
I think I just surrendered
Ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah
Ben Folds is an American musician born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in 1970. A virtuoso pianist and talented composer, he achieved international fame as the frontman of the band Ben Folds Five in the 1990s. After the band's dissolution, he embarked on a successful solo career, releasing critically acclaimed albums such as "Rockin' the Suburbs" (2005) and "Way to Normal" (2008). Folds is known for his musical style that blends elements of pop, alternative rock and classical, characterized by catchy melodies, introspective lyrics and innovative arrangements. Among his most famous songs are "Brick", "The Luckiest" and "One Angry Dwarf and 2000 Mice". Besides his musical career, Folds is also a respected composer for film and television.
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