The Kayden Gordon Show today's best country mix. I want to ask you a question. If you had an opportunity to become
one animal for the day, what would you
become? For me, uh,
that's... it's a hard one. I don't even know what I would say for that. That's, uh...
That is like... oh my god.
Um, I was getting ready to actually say my answer, but then it just kind of changed in my head.
So I think we're gonna come back to that.
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Hello and welcome to the Kayden Gordon Show today's best country mix. Joining me right here today is Heidi Hiasif. Heidi, how's it going?
I'm doing really well. How are you? Thanks for having me.
You are so welcome. So why don't we get started? For those that don't know much about you,
why don't you tell them a little bit about you and how you got started in music?
Well, my name is Heidi Hiasif. I am actually from Kelowna, British Columbia in Canada.
I started singing at a really young age.
Probably holding a hairbrush for my parents when I was younger.
And
yeah, I just
was actually really shy when I was younger believe it or not.
But my friends made me go out to karaoke when I turned 19 and I sang in front of people and I got a standing
ovation. So it just kind of went from there. I was like I can probably do this.
What is it about music that you absolutely love about it?
I love everything about music. I love I actually love every genre of music.
I think there's an art in every form. I just love it how it makes you feel.
I love it how it can lift you up in any sort of situation that you're in and make you feel happy.
Any kind of emotion. It's it's just lovely all around.
What advice would you give to somebody that might want to start doing music whether that be writing, singing, performing?
What would you tell them?
I would have to say to not be afraid of failing.
Because everybody's always afraid of disappointing people when they fail.
But really it's just learning how to perfect your art and if you don't fail, you're never gonna grow.
Absolutely.
Do you have any upcoming projects, singles, anything like that you want to tell us a little bit about?
I am on my team's actually putting together for me a tour.
It's gonna be a brewery and winery tour. It's gonna be across British Columbia.
I really want to come down to the States soon and do a tour down there.
Next year, I'm hoping to do a bunch of festivals and actually plan a tour over in Europe.
Oh wow, that would be a really good opportunity.
Yeah, for sure. I would love it. I would love to go there.
Now if you had an opportunity to bring one singer or songwriter with you to whatever venue you go to,
in your case maybe a brewery or winery, who would you take with you to perform and why?
So this can be anyone that I want?
Yes, anyone that you want.
Oh wow, that's a hard one.
There's so many.
I would have to say growing up in a country where I was a singer,
I would have to say growing up I loved Shania Twain so I would love to do a show with her.
She was definitely one of my influences.
Definitely a good choice there.
What do you like doing outside of music Heidi? Do you have any hobbies, interests, anything like that?
Outside of music I love going to the woods and having fires and mud bogging and riding my dirt bike and stuff like that.
I just love being out in the fresh air.
If someone was to write a song about you, what do you think that they would take the time to write about?
I'm not sure he's going to write a song about me.
That's a hard one too.
I would think, I don't know, just maybe how much we like to have fun together and go on adventures and stuff like that.
That's what I like doing. I don't like any drama in my life so I just like to have fun.
Yeah, I mean definitely you don't want any drama. It just brings you down.
Totally. Who needs that?
Right. So kind of walk me through a typical day of Heidi.
Typical day of Heidi. I wake up in the morning.
Actually this morning I just woke up and I started practicing my music.
I have some shows coming up so that's generally what I do and I also go to school to be a mortgage broker.
So I study and yeah, take care of my kids.
Absolutely. You don't want to forget music now.
No, no. I try to write as much as I can.
Heidi, where do you see yourself in the next couple years or where do you want to be?
I would love to be playing. I just want to play a bunch of festivals. I want to travel the world.
I actually I would love my biggest goal ever is to play at the Grand Ole Opry.
And I would just love to fill out some stadiums.
What do you think you'd be doing right now if it wasn't for music or if you weren't studying to be a brokerage?
Yeah, it was a brokerage. What was it again?
Mortgage broker. Mortgage broker.
I had it confused in my head. For some reason I had a twist and I was like that's not right.
Yeah, a mortgage broker.
That's what was trying to come out.
Anyways, if you weren't doing that and if you weren't doing music, what do you think you'd be doing?
I would. I'm not. That's a hard question. I don't know.
I've I've done actually a lot of things in my life so far.
I've been a welder. I've done accounting.
I've oh man, I've done a lot of things, but I don't know.
I don't know what I would do without music.
Honestly, I think I'd be really sad.
Sad, depressed.
We could go down the line.
Yeah, totally. Totally.
It's what really gets you through a bunch of things in your life.
Music is a wonderful thing.
Yeah, I have no idea what we would do without it.
I don't see the world existing if we didn't have it.
I'm going to tell you right now, Heidi.
Me neither. I couldn't see it at all.
It'd be a very boring place.
Yeah, it would be.
So if people want to learn more about you, where can they go to learn more?
I have I have a website, Heidi Heisen's dot com.
You can find out where I'm playing all my two or all my tour dates
and stuff like that.
And also my new singles that are coming out as well.
You can find on there.
I am also on Spotify, Heidi Heisen's.
I'm on all actually all your favorite streaming platforms.
I am also on Spotify, Heidi Heisen's.
I'm on all your favorite streaming platforms.
I am on YouTube.
I am also on Facebook, Heidi Heisen's.
My page is on there.
I'm on Instagram, Heidi Heisen's music, Twitter, TikTok, all that stuff.
If you had one message to tell anyone that might be listening or anyone in general,
what message would you tell them?
I would say.
If you have a dream, go for it, because you really don't.
You're never going to know if you don't reach for the stars.
And if you're ever going through a hard time, don't be afraid to step back
and take some time for yourself, because you really don't know the mountains
that you can move after you finish working on yourself.
That's what I have to say.
Absolutely.
If there was one place that you would like to go, but you've never been to,
where would it be and why?
I would love to.
I actually would love to go to Rome.
I want to see the Colosseum.
I want to just see all that old history.
That's a really, really good choice.
I have to say that would be really, really cool.
Now, where would you like to go?
Oh, you're putting it on me now.
I don't know.
I would probably say Italy.
I don't know.
I think Italy would pretty like the culture and everything, too.
I think that would be really cool.
Totally.
Yeah.
I just had an interview over there yesterday, actually.
It was really cool.
Oh, did you?
That's cool.
Yeah.
Funny that we're on that topic then.
Yeah.
Right.
Yeah, that works.
Yeah, sure is.
Well, Heidi, is there anything that I forgot to mention that you would like to
mention today here on the show?
I just want to say to everybody, thanks for supporting my music and listening.
I just appreciate you guys so much.
I love you to the moon.
Heidi, thanks so much for taking the time to come on the Kate and Gordon Show today's
best country mix.
We definitely appreciate your time and support, so thank you.
Thanks so much for having me.
I appreciate it.
I can't wait to chat again.
Thank you.
And the strength of your perfume
Your love of life
Brought sweet joy into the room
Without you, time stands still
I'm still waiting for you to come home again
I'm waiting for you for days all on
Without you, the lonely display's on
Eternally, you're here with me
This dance can't take my love away
Eternally, you've been in my heart
Eternally, from the start you're in my dreams
And I'll give you all my love
Eternally
Music
They looked down into her brown eyes
And said, say a prayer for me
She threw her arms around him
Whispered, God, keep us free
They could hear the riders coming
He said, this is my last fight
If they take me back to Texas
They won't take me back in life
There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar of the sun
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
They were praying for the lovers
In the valley of the gun
When the bells started to ring
There was thunder from the throne
And seven Spanish angels
Took another page of hope
She reached down and picked the gun up
That lay smoking in his hand
She said, Father, please forgive me
I can't make it without my man
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
And she knew the gun was empty
And she knew she couldn't win
But her final prayer was answered
When the rifles fired again
There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar of the sun
They were praying for the lovers
In the valley of the gun
When the band stopped and the smoke cleared
There was thunder from the throne
And seven Spanish angels
Took another page of hope
There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar of the sun
They were praying for the lovers
In the valley of the gun
When the band stopped and the smoke cleared
There was thunder from the throne
And seven Spanish angels
Took another page of hope
There were seven Spanish angels
At the altar of the sun
They were praying for the lovers
In the valley of the gun
When the band stopped and the smoke cleared
There was thunder from the throne
And seven Spanish angels
Took another page of hope
And seven Spanish angels
Took another page of hope
Well done to Wolf Milestone and Bohas
Seven Spanish angels
Now let's talk to my good friend Jim Bickersnaff
Hello and welcome to the Kayden Gordon Show today's Best Country Mix
Joining me right here today is Jim Bickersnaff
Jim, how are you?
Doing well, doing well Kayden, thank you
You're so welcome
We are so excited to have you on the show today
So why don't we get started by getting to know you a little bit
And how you got started in music
Alright, well, I'm fairly older fella, I'm 67
First time I heard a Beatles record when I was about 8
I fell in love with music
And my dad had an old wooden tennis racket
And I'd take that tennis racket and I was suddenly Paul McCartney
Listening to Beatles records in the living room
And mom bought me a guitar when I was I think 12
And I just picked it up and kept doing it
It's just always been kind of in my blood
Kind of been around the world, mostly around the world
Did 8 years in the Navy
And then got out of the Navy and still always wanted to be in the music business
Went to work in Decatur, Alabama for a guy named Johnny Sandlin
He was the producer of the Almond Brothers and the head of A&R at the original Kats
In Georgia
And I engineered for him for 4 years and worked some really nice projects
Widespread Panic and Colonel Bruce Hampton and Aquarium Rescue Unit and Dixie Draggs and a few others
And then moved on, started my own mobile studio
And did a lot of recording, but at the time I'd always been a writer
And I'd always done writing written songs
And when we were running around the mobile unit
I would have all these great players and singers and writers in the studio
And we'd usually get done about 1 or 2 in the morning
And then we'd have a few beers and I'd always kind of break out my tracks
And say, hey, you want to play fiddle on this?
And everybody of course said yes all the time and we had a good time with it
And by the time, I don't know, within a few months we had a full record
And we released that, it was called Gooseneck Soup Project
Mainly because it was all in a Gooseneck trailer
And that was my first record, I don't even know what year it was, probably late 90s
And kept on it after that, took a day gig for quite a few years
And kept a foot in music, I'm getting ready to retire now at the age of 67
Diving back in to the dream, never let it go, you know?
Absolutely
So what is it about music that you absolutely love about it, Jim?
It's my way of expressing what I feel
And trying to give something to people that are listening and that want to listen
I'm not really good at explaining myself emotionally or with any depth
But it comes out of music
So as a writer, I'm able to say things that I might not be able to say otherwise
And make people feel a way that I want them to experience
So that they understand what I'm thinking, sometimes they like it, sometimes they don't
But it's been in my blood as long as I can remember
And then getting to do it in the studio with Johnny Sandlin and those guys
And the Warner Brothers projects really kind of set it off to another level
And it was there really that I learned to actually write and get the fluff out of my songs
And to play and produce and teach and make my instruments stay out of the way of the words and vice versa
So what I learned from Johnny was invaluable
It's always been a lifelong journey
That's it in the past
If people want to learn more about you, where can they find you, Jim?
Jimbickersap.com
There's a couple of days there and of course if they want to know something
There's an email address on there and they can hit me up
I'm an open book, I like people
And you can certainly find me at that, at my website, Jimbickersap.com
If you had one message to tell my listeners, your fans or anyone that might be listening
What would that message be?
Keep living and keep driving toward a better world
Don't let naysayers and negative selfish people turn your head
Keep doing what you believe in
And definitely follow your dream, it's out there
If you really believe, then you can have it
If you don't believe, then you'll never see it
I definitely agree with that, Jim
And Jim, is there anything that I forgot to mention that you would like to mention on the show here today?
No, other than I really appreciate you taking the time to give me some spins and give me a conversation here
It's very nice and I appreciate it
Jim Bickersap, thank you so much for taking the time to come on the Cade and Gordon show today's best country mix
We appreciate your time and support, thank you
Alright, thank you
I remember a town where a black man was a fearsome sight indeed
Lurking in the shadows at the dark end of the street
Across the coastlines eastbound rail
Where the train slowed down just to pick up the mail
Where the police went to fill up the jail
Over in Colour Town
Now Leroy, he cleaned all the yards
But Grace McNo, you bully vaudeville
He worked real cheap and he worked real hard
And he kept his head bowed down
He never talked about black and white
He never complained about wrong or right
He just took it on home with him every night
Back over to Colour Town
All the world was ten years old as far as I could tell
And all the world was riding on a freight train bound for hell
Sunday prayers to God above
Mondays show our brotherly love
When we give old Leroy a gentle shove
Back over to Colour Town
Randy made straight A's again
He ran the ball for first and ten
But he lived each day with the mortal sin
Of being Leroy's son
And to be anything that a man could be
He had to fight for the opportunity
That's what white do
You rarely see over in Colour Town
And all the world was ten years old as far as I could tell
And all the world was riding on a freight train bound for hell
Sunday prayers to God above
Mondays show our brotherly love
When we give old Leroy a gentle shove
Back over to Colour Town
So many years later Leroy's gone
His grandchildren playing on a color sag lawn
Some things change as time moves on
But time can move so slow
But there are changes blowing on every wind
And every mighty oak will bend
Time will heal what it cannot mend
Over in Colour Town
And all the world's still ten years old as far as I could tell
And we're standing here with a choice to board that freight train bound for hell
Sunday prayers to God above
Pray for peace and won't you pray for love
And won't you say a prayer for every gentle shove
Back over to Colour Town
If you never sip the coke, you're gonna get drunk
If you never sip the coke from a cold glass bottle
Drink water from a garden hose
If you're an addict for amstatic craving that country gold
If you never, ever wrote a love letter
Or used a phone with a dial
Let me say a little personal touch
Never goes out of style
I might not play as fast as you
But I'm still having a ball
You just need some time to catch up to me
That's all
Let me bring you up to speed on cool
I can tell you're new
To old school
My truck's got cranked down windows, they steep
Cause I'm in the stuff that works
And I still bring my old king James with me to church
My favorite kind of pie is moon
My favorite sound is twang
Even though our world's apart, it's okay we can hang
I might not play as fast as you
But I'm still having a ball
You just need some time to catch up to me
That's all
Let me bring you up to speed on cool
I can tell you're new
To old school
Boys turn into their daddies
Girls turn into their mothers
Won't be long till you'll be saying
Age is just a number
I might not play as fast as you
But I'm still having a ball
You just need some time to catch up to me
That's all
Let me bring you up to speed on cool
I can tell you're new
To old school
You're new to old school
She'll get down and dirty
She ain't afraid to work
She leaves a few unbuttoned
When she wears that plantle shirt
She's got a certain smile
When she wants to play
You know she drives me crazy
With her not so lady-way
Sunny dress, just a little too tight
Skinny-dipping in the broad daylight
That girl turns me on
She gets the right amount of wrong for me
That's her trash, talking, sexy, walking
She's so awesome, she's the perfect blend of nice and all
She's innocent with a touch of sin on her own
She's just the right amount of wrong
She gets a little flirty
In the back view of a church
And when she's feeling frisky
She won't clean a dirty work
She's like a margarita with an extra shot
And when she starts to lose her cool
It's bound to get real hot
She throws me a curve with a body of hers
Rocks my world with a denim and pearls
She's got me stringing along
She gets the right amount of wrong for me
That's her trash, talking, sexy, walking
She's so awesome, she's the perfect blend of nice and all
She's innocent with a touch of sin on her own
She's just the right amount of wrong
She's not like any girl I've ever known
Her twisted and her thinking with a mind of her own
She's unpredictable, that girl's hard to read
She does things differently
She gets the right amount of wrong for me
That's her trash, talking, sexy, walking
She's so awesome, she's the perfect blend of nice and all
She's innocent with a touch of sin on her own
She's just the right amount of wrong
She's just the right amount of wrong for me
That's her trash, talking, sexy, walking
She's so awesome, she's the perfect blend of nice and all
She's innocent with a touch of sin on her own
She's just the right amount of wrong
That girl's the right amount of wrong
She's just the right amount of wrong
That's the right amount of wrong for me
That's her trash, talking, sexy, walking
She's so awesome, she's the perfect blend of nice and all
She's just the right amount of wrong
I was lucky enough, my mother paid for piano lessons
and she made me keep them up
and they came good in the end
I didn't like it because I wasn't keen on classical music
When I was about 12 or 13 I started to play pop music by ear
and that stood me in good stead then later on
I picked up the guitar later on
I really didn't get seriously into what you might call professional
music until well into my 50s when I got an opportunity to do
a one year music course concentrating on songwriting
and from that I learned the art of structuring a song for the singer
things like introduction, background instrumentation and so forth
all the fine art that's involved in the studio recording
So I'm really only professionally involved since about 2018
the last five years
What is it about music that you absolutely love about it?
I think it's the ability to create a little pen picture of a situation in lyrics
and to match that with the mood of the music itself
I write both the lyrics and the music
and I think probably when I was younger I was probably good at writing poetry
but writing poetry and sound lyrics are quite different
they have to be much simpler
and they have to be in tune with the melody as well
so it's quite an art to get the two to match
but I love that the way they come together and create word pictures in the listener's mind
that's what I love about it
Now I know you were telling me before we jumped on that you have a new single that's out
tell us a little bit about any upcoming projects or singles that you got
Okay so it's a studio band that I put together with my producer and his brother
his brother plays bass, Rowan himself
and my producer plays lead guitar
his dad actually is quite interesting in that he was involved in the Australian music industry
and indeed played with a number of fairly high profile left field type of bands over there
and he's still involved in the family business
and then we recruit female singers that we might come across from time to time
so in 2018 I had a number of country pop songs ready to go
and I'd come across a very good female singer called Darian Chase
an Irish girl, very professional in her approach
she had made some home demos with me
and we put the proposition to her of recording a complete album
so the album's been out a while
it's called In the Heart of the Castle
the band's name again is Weekend Special
we recorded the album in 2018
and in last year we did a complete remixed version of it
and we were very pleased with the remixed versions of them
currently I'm working with a singer I came across busking
I don't know if you use the word busk in the United States
it means a street singer
and this girl, Kyla Bell, she's still at music college
she plays at weekends in the centre city
and attracts quite a strong following of people
quite a good money maker for the weekend
people just donate, throw money into the hat
so we've three songs recorded with her
the first one is out, it's called Make Room for the New
and we'll be releasing the other two as part of an EP project
over the next few months
That's awesome, congratulations to you Sean
Thank you very much
What advice would you give somebody that might want to start doing music
whether that be singing, writing, performing, anything like that
what would you tell them?
Well there was a rather severe teacher in the one year course that I did
we'd nearly call him Mr Grumpy
but he was severe for a reason
and I think the reason was he wanted us to make up our minds
did we see music as a hobby, a past time, something we'd enjoy doing
or a career
and as it happens, out of the 40 people who started
maybe only 20 were left after four months
and of those 20, I'd say only one myself
actually went into the music business professionally
so that's the most important thing to decide
are you talented enough and committed enough to make it a career
bearing in mind it's extremely difficult to break through
or are you content just to get good at playing an instrument
or doing a bit of composing
but you're quite happy to leave it in your mind as something you enjoy doing
it's certainly a lifelong hobby and a very rewarding one
and sometimes a person like that might do a little bit of song competition entries
and you never know, you could strike it lucky there
and come up with a song which attracts the attention of the industry
but in general it's as easy as lightning striking twice
to make it in the music business
so it's very important to be realistic from the word go
I'm not sure myself will I ever make it
but I know that I've already a substantial body of work
of three albums and quite a lot of singles on release
my own particular hope is that I can attract the attention of a publishing company
publishers are people who not just
nowadays they tend to more collect the money than anything else
and look after that technical side and protecting copyright and so forth
but the best of them also place songs
they get to be in the networking with record companies to know when
a particular project is short of a few songs
and if the publisher is respected he or she will be allowed place or suggest a song
and I think that's the most likely way that I might become successful as a songwriter in the future
but in the meantime I just keep writing
and the other bit of advice I'd say
answering your question again is
it's very important to have a lot of output
productivity is very important
if you're not writing a song a week or a song a fortnight there's something wrong
if you can imagine
you know when you read about classic albums when they were put together
and they sometimes say we had 80 songs to start with
and we whittled it down to a dozen
but what happens if you don't have the 80 songs or the 70 or the 60
so a good strong sustained output of completed songs is very important
if people want to learn more about you where can they find you
well the most handy one stop spot is
sean silk songwriter dot com
that's s-e-a-n-s-a-l-k-e
sean silk songwriter dot com
and if they want to see all my material on YouTube
where there's about 25 videos of different recordings at the moment
if they just type in
sean silk youtube playlist into Google
sean silk youtube playlist
and that's a really handy way you get all the material lined up for you
you can listen to song after song
and you might decide you like my country stuff or you like my electronic or pop stuff
there's quite a variety there
if you had one message to tell anyone that might be listening
any of my listeners or any of your fans or just anyone in general
what would you tell them
well that's an awful question Caden
I think I'd be more inclined not to talk just about music but to talk about life in general
and I think the one message I would give to people based on my own life experience is
don't carry resentments around with you
so many of us find it difficult to live today
this particular Thursday, this April the 27th
just within those 24 hours
we're looking back to the past about opportunities lost
we're looking to the future what might or might not happen
and we lose out on making the most of the 24 hours that we have each time
so many people don't realise they're carrying around resentments
maybe you were a less favoured son or daughter in the family
and you carry that perhaps to your grave
but those resentments, it's a great opportunity in life if you can shed them
and just try and simply be of help
as they used to say in the old alcoholics anonymous recovery
let's show kindness, tolerance, patience and love to each person I meet
Sean is there anything that I forgot to mention that you would like to mention today?
No I think you've, well there is another
at the risk of complicating it for your listeners
there's a second band called Camden Place
which is a place, a street name in Dublin in Ireland where I'm speaking from
C-A-M-D-E-N, Camden Place
and that's a different style of music, I'm working with a very talented singer
she's what we call Irish Nigerian
we have a lot of immigration to Ireland from different parts of the world
so somebody whose parents were Nigerian
could actually have been born here in Ireland
and we're seeing the benefit of that in a sort of a multicultural sense
in the music industry and also in sports
where we're getting black athletes in soccer and running and so forth
Rachel is a great singer and if you're interested in the sound of that
it's much more in the pop mold
you can look up CamdenPlaceMusic.ie
but you can also find those same videos in the playlist I already mentioned
Sean, thanks so much for taking the time to come on the Caden Ordon Show today's best country mix
we appreciate your time so much, so thank you
Thanks a million Caden, all the best
We're feeling one to a jumble
If it has a colour
Call it monochrome
Monochrome
Melancholy flavours
A taste upon my tongue
Promise of illusion
We deliver to the young
Moon smiling on the city
Slips behind the clouds
Corner shops are closing
Sharks pass without a sound
Without a sound
Melancholy evening
Workers walking through
They kiss the coming darkness
And tell a glow
Melancholy taxis
Lost without a friend
In black and white they plough the night
Beneath the restless rain
Beneath the rain
Melancholy buildings
Of this ancient town
Speak of former glories
Ambitions seldom found
Melancholy feeling
One to a jumble
If it has a colour
Call it monochrome
Monochrome
Ducks pass without a sound
Streets not explored
Monochrome
Kentucky Badgey
I dress like my daddy
Walking crazy
Wear hoes in my jeans
Never took that T-shirt in just right
When trouble rolls around
I'll stand my ground and fight
Well they call me
A Kentucky Badgey
Just a little wild and crazy
That's me
A Kentucky Badgey
Just like my daddy
Walking crazy
Some folks say
I'm just like my daddy
Tough and strong
Got that Cherokee in me
Love that country music
Heart and soul
When I hear that country tune
My blood starts to flow
Well they call me
A Kentucky Badgey
Just a little wild and crazy
That's me
A Kentucky Badgey
Just like my daddy
Walking crazy
Rolled up on them hand-me-downs
Watched my daddy put them blisters on his hands
So proud to have been born
On them old Kentucky grounds
Well they call me
A Kentucky Badgey
Just a little wild and crazy
That's me
A Kentucky Badgey
Just like my daddy
Walking crazy
Just like my daddy
Walking crazy
God has his little ways
To make big things happen every day
One loved one dies and flies away
Really soon a new little baby gets made
Oh, oh
God has his little ways
He can make a mountain
He can make oceans
He can make rivers
Run to the sea
He can make the moon glow
And the grass grow
He can make a difference
In you and me
God has his little ways
To make big things happen every day
One loved one dies and flies away
Really soon a new little baby gets made
Oh, oh
God has his little ways
I was down harder
When my daddy died
I cried and cried
When I buried him that day
Wasn't very long
We heard a different song
New kind of crying
Came away
Round and round
Oh, the circle goes
Seasons change
They come and they go
Through it all
One thing I know
Oh, God has his little ways
God has his little ways
To make big things happen every day
One loved one dies and flies away
Really soon a new little baby gets made
Oh, oh
God has his little ways