Poetical Schiz的音乐

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最爱她的歌词 Bad attitude You wish it was sunny, but it's not...hahaha The sun will come out the day after tomorrow..haha And you can move on to another bad day You wish you were pretty, but you're not...hahaha But your baby loves you, he tells you so all the time Oh that must be why you're so happy together You're having another bad day and that's all you could change But you don't, but your attitude baby doesn't have to be so sad You wish you were happy but you're not..hahahaha But if life was easy you wouldn't learn anything, now would you? But most of the lessons you learn you would rather forget You wish you could laugh it away but its hard A smoke or a drink makes the laughing part easier, haha But now you are stuck with another addiction You're having another bad day and that's all you could change You could change but you're attitude baby doesn't have to be so mad If you were just younger, hahaha Or, you could start over, it's never too late, that's what Betty says Whatever happened to your sense of humor? You've had all your treats and its only 8:30 am that's am you would Give anything to change back To when The waves Were smaller And you could jump Over Change back To when you laughed Easy And all your moves Were childlike

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Lisa Germano is one of those artists who's never belonged to one core crowd. Doing the big rock thing wasn't important to her, although time spent playing with John Mellencamp in the late '80s and early '90s opened her eyes to the ever-changing ways of the music business. Germano worked her craft without becoming a conformist; music is her soul and writing is her fuel. Born in Mishawaka, IN at the dawn of 1958, Germano was the middle of six kids. Her parents were teachers and musicians who encouraged their children to learn an instrument until they turned 18. At the age of seven, she wrote her first piece of music, a 15-minute opera on the piano and, in due time, Germano learned the violin, an instrument that would ultimately guide her to a professional career in music. She made her debut as John Mellencamp's violinist and fiddle player on his 1987 hit album Lonesome Jubilee. Germano would spend the next seven years with Mellencamp, shaping a smooth, fearless playing style. Additional tours and recording sessions with Simple Minds and the Indigo Girls motivated Germano to do something on her own. She found her voice at the age of 30 and developed a quirky sound rooted in folk-rock and poetry.

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