Find A Way
Elliott Yamin · Elliott Yamin [2007]
The pride and joy of Mama's eyes.
A teenage boy knows next to nothing,
And yet he's called away to kill or die.
The life we live, for some, is easy
And most of us just make it by.
My mother works to hard to feed me.
It's a wonder, how she never lost her mind.
The rain is falling from the sky.
It's getting harder to stay dry.
They say that pride goes before a fall.
Heaven, help us all,
If love don't find a way.
I turned the news on just this morning
Proclaiming all things justified
If war is one side of the story
Does it make sense for us to choose a side?
And when the end comes, God, forgive me
For everything I've said and done
If living is the price to be free
Then I wish it was the same for everyone.
The rain is falling from the sky.
It's getting harder to stay dry.
They say that pride goes before a fall.
Heaven, help us all,
If love don't find a way.
Oooh, doo doo doo doo dweedoo dwim do daahh da.
Oh, we've got to find a way (oooh)
For everyone.
(Ohh, oooh ohh)
They say that pride goes before a fall.
Heaven, help us all, if love don't find a way.
They say that pride goes before a fall.
Heaven, help us all, if love don't find a way.
Oh yeah, bada baa baa, ba da da daa...
Find A Way
Elliott Yamin's "Find A Way" stands as a defining track from his 2007 debut album, showcasing his signature blend of indie-folk and acoustic storytelling. Released during a pivotal era for his career, the recording captures the raw emotional vulnerability characteristic of his early work, often featuring intimate vocal delivery and stripped-back instrumentation. As part of his broader discography, the song reflects themes of resilience and personal growth that permeate his catalog, including later releases like "Let's Get To What's Real." The track has become a staple in discussions regarding the evolution of modern indie pop, highlighting Yamin's ability to craft poignant narratives that resonate deeply with listeners seeking authenticity in their music.