Roots pop singer/songwriter Josh Rouseis a melodic folk/ soft rocksinger. He was born in 1972 in Nebraska, living in California, Tennessee, Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota, Georgia, and Arizona during the years to follow; obsessed as a teen with British cult favorites like The Smithsand The Cure, he learned to play guitar from his uncle and wrote his first song at 18. Signing to the Rykodisc subsidiary Slow River, in 1998, Rouse issued his debut album, Dressed Up Like Nebraska, to widespread critical acclaim; upon settling in Nashville, he was befriended by Kurt Wagner, frontman of the endlessly brilliant chamber countrygroup Lambchop, and in the fall of 1999, the two singers/songwritersissued a collaborative EP, Chester. Rouse's second solo LP, Home, appeared the following spring and was followed by Under the Cold Blue Starsin 2002. For his next record Rouse hooked up with producer Brad Jonesand the resulting album in 2003, 1972, was both a homage to the soft rock sounds of Rouse's youth and an opening up and deepening of his sound.
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Hurry up we're gonna be late, can't wait to see this place and if we leave now, we could be there soon
On the drive, you did not care, you're sun-tired and your stomachs bare, when your eyes light up and out of the blue you screamÂ…
Chorus:
It's a miracle, and I'm here to say, it's a miracle, and I'm here to tell you nowÂ…
Wake up we're almost there, just ten more miles it was such an affair, that in all our lives we've waited for this day.
And there it is, it's shining like gold and little different than the one before and who would've though that you would contemplate.
Chorus:
It's a miracle, and I'm here to say, it's a miracle, and I'm here to tell you miracles they don't feel this way, it's a miracle and I'm here to tell you nowÂ…
Bridge:
All of the work is begun, the babies comes one by one, we lie in the mid day sun and say that this is a miracle that we're here todayÂ…