Rishi Keshe Hirway

And personally, I hope that I can keep looking for those ways in so I can experience the depth and the richness of someone else's ideas every chance I get to hear them.

For now, thanks for listening to mine.

Thank you.

You called out my name Bring me some water, my love And it all felt the same as any other

Night of my life We lived at home back then Still feels like home in my sleep I woke to dark again For a moment it was you

You're a piece of a dream now Just a little too far But I can still hear your voice through The door left ajar But can't see you

The murmuring TV You'd fall asleep too In bed You sat and looked at me I said I miss you You said I know The pictures that I've framed

Don't tell the stories in between The moments that contain Who you were really to me You're a piece of a dream now Just a little too far

And I can still hear your voice through The door left ajar I guess that's how it is now The only place you'll appear We'll have to meet in some shadow

Between there and here Between there and here But it's so good to see you It's so good to see you See you again

You're a piece of a dream now Just a little too far And I can still hear your voice through

Left a jar And I guess that's how it is now The only place you'll appear We'll have to meet in some shadow Between there and here Between there and here

Thank you so much.

Thanks for having me.

Thank you so much.

And it really means a lot for me to be here because I think that performance at TED, you know, that was the first song that I'd put out and first time I'd performed in a decade.

And I feel like that was the first step towards coming back towards music and making this album.

Now that this album is out, I can look back and be like, oh, that's really where that started.

Well, I think the listening to myself part has been the hardest and the thing that I've worked on the most.

Because I feel like I'd spent so long trying to be in service to other people on the podcast, listening to their stories and trying to do the best job that I could to convey myself.