Ryan McMahon - A Song Can Change Your Mind (Official Music Video)

“A Song Can Change Your Mind” from the critically acclaimed album, “Live Now” is a vibrant tribute to the songwriter's relentless pursuit of dreams. It captures the exhilarating highs of following your dreams, the crushing lows of discouragement, and the undying spark that reignites your passion, propelling you back onto your path. Inspired by the legendary Jackson Browne, it celebrates the journey from a child's creative dream of playing and writing music for an audience to the reality of making that dream come true. This dynamic homage encapsulates the resilience and dedication required to transform a youthful aspiration into a triumphant artistic journey.

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Lyrics:
Somewhere over the Pacific on the way to catch a break
A couple of Canadian kids on the run in LA
Doing what you do in the Rainbow Room looking to lose our minds
Riding on songs that we thought were strong enough to save our lives

We were young we were lost sometimes
It didn’t matter what we did where we’d go or what we’d find
Maybe break even maybe say we’d leave it behind
But a song can change your mind
always.

In the corner of a crowded room two steps from Jackson Browne
Try to lean in closer to hear what he talked about
Maybe I’ll call my grandma from the lobby of this place
Even if I feel invisible, I’ll tell her I’m doing great

Cause when I’m gone & I’m lost sometimes
It doesn’t matter what I do where I go or what I find
Maybe when I’m bleeding the blues it’s by design
But a song can change your mind
A song can stop time

Somewhere back behind me is a story I’ll tell someday
When I’m too old to hit the road and before I fall away
A dream that a kid like me once had writing in his room
That his song might be played loud sometime in front of a crowd like you

Credits:
Director: Mike Weir
Videographer: Mike Weir

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