Michael's latest album, CURIOSITY, has recently been released...
Purchase it here, or further down the page, under "Albums," right below "Recent Singles."
Happy listening - your support is greatly-appreciated!
CD Download |
|
For anyone on the same page with novelist Roald Dahl - "We have so much time and so little to do. Strike that, reverse it" - or poet Alfred Lord Tennyson - "So many worlds, so much to do, so little done, such things to be"... Michael Lyon' new song, "Moment to Dream," might be just the acoustic tune for you.
Abraham Lincoln once said, “At what point then is the approach of danger to be expected? I answer, if it ever reach us, it must spring up amongst us... If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher." In keeping with the rule of law at the heart of our fragile democracy, please sing along...
Give this song a bit of sunlight and water - you might find it grows on you...
Opening Our Eyes is a new song from Michael Lyon - sung in admiration for the courageous people of Ukraine. As Ukraine fights with tenacity for its freedom and survival, unwavering support from the rest of the world has never been needed more than right now.
Sure as day follows night, and even the worst winter weather eventually makes way for the promise of spring... Michael Lyon has written a new song just for YOU: Bounce Back.
As you listen - or sing along - Michael has one request: whatever happens, do NOT give up!
The song, Said a Father, was conceived as an acoustic tribute to fathers and mothers - and in this case, a couple of the best parents a child could ever hope to have. The song's music and lyrics continue to help unwrap the gift of those early "golden" years. Gratitude may not necessarily be uppermost in a child's mind or actions in "the heat of
The song, Said a Father, was conceived as an acoustic tribute to fathers and mothers - and in this case, a couple of the best parents a child could ever hope to have. The song's music and lyrics continue to help unwrap the gift of those early "golden" years. Gratitude may not necessarily be uppermost in a child's mind or actions in "the heat of the moment" growing up, yet as I've come to realize over time: awareness of the sacrifices made by my parents - and the love they gave my brother, sister and me - are the kind of presents you don't outgrow.