Cosy Sheridan: acoustic guitar & vocal
John Pierce: bass
Ben Wittman: drums
Rick Harris: electric guitars
Mitchel Forman: piano
Diane Zeigler: harmony vocals
the little train that could was the first book they bought me
i think i can i think i can the first words they taught me
carry all the people where they want to go
good little trains don't say no
i think i can all the way to the top
i think i can never says stop
i think i can makes the wheels go round
i think i can slow down
how many little trains can't remember what it's for
they climb every hill to just find one more
it's day with no ending, a life that won't fit
it's a list of things to do that just won't quit
i think i can all the way to the top
i think i can never says stop
i think i can makes the wheels go round
i think i can slow down
what if God isn't watching,
what if life isn't fair
what if i cannot get a gold star from the
Great Out There
the little train that could said what if i sit still
what if i do not blindly rush up every hill
i'm not tied to the track, i'm not tied to the story
i'm not burning out the engine, all the way to glory
i think i can all the way to the top
i think i can never says stop
i think i can makes the wheels go round
i think i can slow down
Cosy Sheridan is an American folk singer-songwriter born in 1964. He gained national attention in 1992 by winning songwriting contests at both the Kerrville Folk Festival and the Telluride Bluegrass Festival. His music, characterized by catchy melodies and introspective lyrics, has won over a devoted following. Sheridan is known for his acoustic guitar playing and his warm, reassuring vocal style. Some of his most representative songs include "The River", "I'll Be There" and "Come Away With Me".
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