What You Can Do
by Lisa Crawley
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lyrics
What You Can Do - Words and music by Lisa Crawley
I missed the boat
I missed the train
I’m standing alone again
Trying to be a friend
To myself
‘Cause I get ahead
Thoughts run at the speed of light
I give myself a fright
Wish i could say goodnight
When you’re far away
The clouds to out to play
And I lose myself
It’s raining doubt
You can only do so much baby
You’ve got your work cut out for you
Take a breath, in fact go and take two,
You are more than what you can do
Wanting to say no and longing to stay home
In the wrong setting, forgetting why you’re
Standing alone again
Wishing it was end of the show
‘Cause you get behind
There’s a party in your mind
But you don’t invite yourself
Trying to be someone else
You’ve been here before
Stop keeping score
Put down the blame/no one to blame
Go play the game
You can only do so much baby
You’ve got your work cut out for you
Take a breath, in fact go and take two,
You are more than what you can do
The pedestal you put me on fell down
I’ll keep my feet on the ground
You can only do so much baby
You’ve got your work cut out for you
Take a breath, in fact go and take two,
You are more than what you can do
I missed the boat
I missed the train
I’m standing alone again
Trying to be a friend
To myself
‘Cause I get ahead
Thoughts run at the speed of light
I give myself a fright
Wish i could say goodnight
When you’re far away
The clouds to out to play
And I lose myself
It’s raining doubt
You can only do so much baby
You’ve got your work cut out for you
Take a breath, in fact go and take two,
You are more than what you can do
Wanting to say no and longing to stay home
In the wrong setting, forgetting why you’re
Standing alone again
Wishing it was end of the show
‘Cause you get behind
There’s a party in your mind
But you don’t invite yourself
Trying to be someone else
You’ve been here before
Stop keeping score
Put down the blame/no one to blame
Go play the game
You can only do so much baby
You’ve got your work cut out for you
Take a breath, in fact go and take two,
You are more than what you can do
The pedestal you put me on fell down
I’ll keep my feet on the ground
You can only do so much baby
You’ve got your work cut out for you
Take a breath, in fact go and take two,
You are more than what you can do
credits
released March 14, 2025
Song written by Lisa Crawley
Produced, engineered, mixed and mastered by John Spiker
Vocals, Piano, Q-Chord, Synths by Lisa Crawley
Guitars by John Spiker
Drums by Mark Stepro
Cover Art Photo by Will Cook
Song written by Lisa Crawley
Produced, engineered, mixed and mastered by John Spiker
Vocals, Piano, Q-Chord, Synths by Lisa Crawley
Guitars by John Spiker
Drums by Mark Stepro
Cover Art Photo by Will Cook
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