Weight of the World - performed by Jackson Browne
	Wake up each day With the weight of the world Spreading over your shoulders Can't get away From the weight of the world Crushing down on you A hard road in your mind Sudden turns I can't define There is no shade There is no light And you're afraid it's gonna Go on forever repeat chorus It's all too much to face Losing touch and saving grace What you can't live with Time takes away So you won't have to face The clouds for the weather	repeat chorus And if you find no path to glory Nothing sacred, nothing holy Change your tune to fit the story And let the details all be damned If there's a liberty you'll take it And if you can't force it, break it And make it all seem real If it takes you forever repeat chorus Jackson Browne:  Lead Vocal Severin Browne:  Harmony Vocal Jeff Young:  Keyboards Mark Goldenberg:  Electric guitar Mauricio Lewak:  Drums Greg Leisz:  Acoustic guitar Kevin McCormick:  Bass Mixed by Paul Dieter Recorded at by Paul Dieter at Groove Master Studios, Santa Monica, CA
Keep the Light Alive - performed by John Ondrasik from Five for Fighting Eric is an inspiration to all of us...His grace, strength, and class are unmatched -- John Ondrasik (of Five for Fighting)
	We’re standing at the crossing Where day and night divide It takes all of your heart to keep the light alive And the darkness seems so endless Until the dawn arrives We’ll hold the spark between us and keep the light alive Look at the land The trees are bare as bones The chill is coming on And all the Summer birds have flown But if the Winter coat your wearing has worn a bit too thin Then let me stand between you and the howling wind We’re standing at the crossing Where day and night divide It takes all of your heart to keep the light alive And the darkness seems so endless Until the dawn arrives We’ll hold the spark between us and keep the light alive	Cause these are the times that try the strongest souls You draw the curtain back, when you see the bitter cold But if the candle that your holding has blown a bit too dim Then let me stand beside you until the sun pours in We’re standing at the crossing Where day and night divide It takes all of your heart to keep the light alive And the darkness seems so endless Until the dawn arrives We’ll hold the spark between us and keep the light alive Vocals and Piano, John Ondrasik Mixed by:  Bil Lane, Groove Masters Studios Produced by:  John Ondrasik
If You Loved Me Like That - performed by Keb’ Mo’
	I know you caught me staring at that Woman over there It’s true she’s a beauty With her long black hair Can’t you see what’s going on She’s lost in her lover’s eyes If the sky fell down She wouldn’t realize And I would have no mind to stray If you loved me like that Baby we could find a way If you loved me like that I’d buy rubies for your finger rings I would give you everything Oh, if you loved me like that Can’t you see her laughing In a state of grace Baby don’t you recognize The look on his face Can’t you see what’s going on It ain’t no mystery Take the pain away It’s you and me And I would have no mind to stray If you loved me like that Baby we could find a way If you loved me like that I’d buy rubies for your finger rings I would give you everything Oh, if you loved me like that	And everything is possible Everything is new If we had the chance to meet again What would you do Would you throw your arms around me Get lost in my eyes If the sky fell down would you realize Cause I would have no mind to stray If you loved me like that Baby we could find a way If you loved me like that I’d buy rubies for your finger rings I would give you everything Oh, if you loved me like that Oh, if you loved me like that Keb’ Mo’:  Vocal Kevin Moore, II:  Drums James Raymond: Piano Mark Goldenberg:  Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Farfisa Organ Kevin McCormick:  Bass, Electric Guitar, Percussion Mixed by:  Bil Lane, Groove Masters Studios Produced by:  Kevin McCormick
We Belong - performed by The Bangles Susanna has known Eric and Dan since 1985, when Eric began dating her best friend Mary. She even remembers a night at Mary’s apartment when Dan and Eric had the spark of inspiration to form an acoustic duo. We all fell in love with the blend of their distinct voices: Eric’s angelic purity and Dan’s resonant soulfulness. They wrote and performed song after beautiful song and we Bangles recorded a few of them: “I’ll Set You Free”, “Something To Believe In”, “Everything I Wanted”— all co-written with Eric and Dan. Here we offer our version of the lovely, fervent song “We Belong” as a thank-you to Lowen and Navarro for so many years of heartfelt and gratifying music. With much love, Susanna, Vicki, and Debbi (The Bangles)
	Many times I tried to tell you. Many times I cried alone Always I'm surprised how well you cut my feelings to the bone Don't want to leave you really I've invested too much time To give you up that easy To the doubts that complicate your mind We belong to the light; we belong to the thunder We belong to the sound of the words we've both fallen under Whatever we deny or embrace for worse or for better, We belong, we belong, we belong together Maybe it's a sign of weakness When I don't know what to say Maybe I just wouldn't know what to do with my strength anyway? Have we become a habit? Do we distort the facts? Now there's no looking forward. Now there's no turning back When you say Close your eyes and try to sleep now. Close your eyes and try to dream Clear your mind and do your best to try and wash the palette clean We can't begin to know it, how much we really care I hear your voice inside me. I see your face everywhere Still you say	We belong to the light We belong to the thunder We belong to the sound of the words we've both fallen under Whatever we deny or embrace For worse or for better, We belong, we belong, we belong together We belong to the light; we belong to the thunder We belong to the sound of the words we've both fallen under Whatever we deny or embrace for worse or for better We belong, we belong, we belong together We belong to the light; we belong to the thunder We belong to the sound of the words we've both fallen under Whatever we deny or embrace for worse or for better We belong, we belong, we belong together Susanna Hoffs: vocals, acoustic guitar Debbi Peterson: drums, percussion, vocals Vicki Peterson: acoustic & electric guitar, keyboards, vocals Abby Travis:  bass John Cowsill:  congas Recorded at The Music Room, Los Angeles, CA   June 2007 Produced by the Bangles Engineers: Evan Peters & Sam Peters Mixed by Evan Peters and the Bangles
Open Your Heart - performed by Severin Browne Eric and Dan have been great friends to me for many years, and I’m thrilled to be contributing a song. I chose “Open Your Heart” because opening our hearts is sometimes the hardest thing to do. And it is through opening our hearts that we will find a cure for ALS. Hang in there Eric! -- Severin Browne
	There are lessons in life you can only learn alone You can't know where you're going If you don't know where you've gone There's a sequence of tear that makes no sense Until you back at love for the evidence If you open your heart, love opens your mind Its been that way for the longest time And one of these dreams I know your gonna find If you open your heart, love opens your mind Old friends come around you almost forgot They touch your heart right on the spot Next thing you know the mystery breaks clear There's no distance at all to what we hold dear If you open your heart, love opens your mind Its been that way for the longest time And one of these dreams I know your gonna find If you open your heart, love opens your mind	I know you've been searching far and wide But all you got to do is close your eyes Close your eyes If you open your heart, love opens your mind Its been that way for the longest time And one of these dreams I know your gonna find If you open your heart, love opens your mind Open your heart, Open your heart Open your heart, Open your heart Severin Browne: Acoustic guitar and vocals Craig Doerge: Piano Peter Bunetta: Drums Mark Goldenberg: Guitar Freebo: Bass Debbie Pearl: Background vocals Jaynee Thorne: Background vocals Recorded at: Groove Masters, Santa Monica, CA September & October 2007. Severin Browne: Producer Rich Tosi: Engineer Rich Tosi and Bill Lane: Mixing Engineers
Old Riverside - performed by Joel Rafael
	Old riverside I come to you In the early light When my dreams burn blue Old riverside I'm telling you That there's never going to be a better way To let all of your troubles roll away To a brighter shore Old friends of mine They paint the town But the sparkle fades Before the shades come down So they stumble home More lost than found And they may never find this sacred place Although I see it written How can I tell them As their world falls apart You can only catch a falling star With an open heart	Old riverside I know you understand It takes solid ground To make a Rio Grande So I just let it all Wash right through my hands Cos there's never going to be a better way To let all of your troubles roll away To a brighter shore That's what they're for Joel Rafael: Acoustic guitar, lead vocal Dan Rothchild: Bass, harmony vocal Mark Shark: Electric guitars, slide, mandolin Rick Eckstein: Drums Glenn Nishida, Pacifica Studios, Los Angeles: Recording Engineer Joel Rafael and Dan Rothchild: Producers
You Stay on My Mind - performed by the Andy Chase Band In their songwriting and performance they have distilled a sound, a feel that transcends years of pop music changes. The song, "You Stay on My Mind" speaks of love in these same terms. Their lyric, "strong enough to cross the miles, ocean deep or river wild..." is about unconditional love. God bless Lowen & Navarro. -- Andy Chase Cundiff
	It's a wicked world and faith comes and goes People change like the weather Sunshine for snow Sometimes feelings linger No matter how you try You fall under the spell of something, you cannot deny Strong enough to cross the miles Ocean deep or river wild When I close my eyes tonight, I won't be lonely Cause you, you stay on my mind Darlin' you, you stay on my mind You got me fair and square Right between the eyes I dropped my sword and my bible And my cheap disguise Sometimes when I look back On how it used to be Nobody made the connection, like you to me Strong enough to cross the miles Ocean deep or river wild When I close my eyes tonight I won't be lonely Cause you, you stay on my mind Darlin' you, you stay on my mind I think about you, nearly all of the time	Darlin' you, you, you, you stay on my mind Darlin' you, you stay on my mind Darlin' you, you stay on my mind I think about you, nearly all of the time Darlin' you, you, you, you stay on my mind You stay on my mind You stay on my mind You stay on my mind Andy Chase: Vocals, acoustic guitar Bob Emerson: Guitar, vocals Randy Tupper: Bass guitar, vocals David Dalessandro: Drums, percussion Charlene Ann Huang: Violin Stuart Schenk: Engineer Recorded & mixed at Can-Am Studios, Tarzana, CA Andy Chase and David Dalessandro: Arrangers Andy Chase, David Dalessandro, Bob Emerson: Producers and Mixing Engineers
Compass Point - performed by The Refugees, with Kenny Edwards Lowen and Navarro are true pioneers.We watched them build a loyal following and a full touring and recording schedule as independent musicians. It’s about being there for the audience year after year. Along with a magnificent catalog of wonderful songs, that’s the legacy of Lowen and Navarro. Each of us in the Refugees, and our friends Kenny Edwards and Scott Babcock have crossed paths with Lowen and Navarro over the years. All of us have witnessed with tremendous awe and respect, the the way they’ve diligently and joyfully walked the true road of creators, entertainers, and advocates. They’ve given so much to the community year after year. With love and thanks from all of us, Wendy Waldman, Deborah Holland, Cindy Bullens Kenny Edwards, Scott Babcock
	Swallow your pride Take things in stride You never know what's going down You play the game The rules will change And leave you lying on the ground The road is never ending My compass point is bending The hours roll Out of control And there is nothing you can do Answers will come One by one by one And all the rest is up to you My cup is overflowing I don't know where I'm going The road is never ending My compass point is bending And I don't know what's in store Just reality I tried so to ignore	I can't see beyond the door But I have to push on through Push on through My cup is overflowing I don't know where I'm going The world is slowly spinning No losing and no winning The road is never ending My compass point is bending My compass point is bending Oo-oo-oo-oo, oo-oo-oo-oo, oooo Ooooooooooo Wendy Waldman: Vocals Cindy Bullens: Vocals Deborah Holland: Vocals Guests: Kenny Edwards and Scott Babcock Rob Hoffman: Recording and Mixing Engineer
I Don’t Believe In Yesterday - performed by Freebo Eric and Dan have been friends of mine for many years now. How they've both handled this most unfortunate of life's twists and turns is nothing less than remarkable. Eric, a victim of ALS, has become a role model and hero to me and so many others, his courage, honestly, humor, and humanity rising to a level I've rarely experienced in my lifetime. And Dan, the unidentified patient, has accepted his own fate with compassion, dignity, and grace as he continues his artistic journey alone. If my interpretation of "I Don't Believe In Yesterday" touches folks even half as much as Lowen & Navarro have touched me and so many thousands in their 20 years together, I am indeed humbled. With the highest regard and much love, -- FREEBO
	I dusted off my clothes Straightened out my nose Picked up my vanity Took it down the road with me Facts I could not erase Exploded in my face What I could not repair I just left lying there Between the darkness and the light There's only shades of grey Tomorrow's so far from my sight And I don't believe in yesterday I don't believe in yesterday Tidal waves that I ignored Wash me overboard Patterns that I reject Twisted and circumspect Between the darkness and the light There's only shades of grey Tomorrow's so far from my sight And I don't believe in yesterday I don't believe in yesterday Here's to all the alibis They pull me through the fire It's just convenient memory Rewriting history	So say goodbye to way back when And all that might have been No it doesn't matter why or how They don't mean nothing now Between the darkness and the light There's only shades of grey Tomorrow's so far from my sight And I don't believe in yesterday I don't believe in yesterday No, no, oh no I don't believe in yesterday, I don't believe in yesterday, I don't believe in yesterday Freebo: Lead vocal, acoustic guitar, fretless bass Eliza Gilkyson: Harmony/duet vocal Shane Fontayne: Electric guitar Skip Edwards: Electric & acoustic piano, accordion Peter Bunetta: Drums & percussion Freebo: Producer Robert Tepper: Engineer and Co-producer Recorded at Addison Sound and M-Pire Studio (Assistant Engineer, John M.) Mixed at Addison Sound, Los Angeles, CA Eliza Gilkyson's vocal recorded by Chris Gage at Moonhouse Studio, Austin, Tx.
Just to See You - performed by Eddie from Ohio Around 1996, Eric & Dan popped by our opening set at the Bottom Line in NYC to check us out. A friendship and mutual admiration society was formed. On St. Patty's Day, 2004, we were visiting them in the studio when Eric received his diagnosis. For the next five years we watched in amazement, not only the powerful and cruel effects of ALS, but Eric's resilience to press on to give his audiences every last note he had right up to their final performance this past June. There probably isn't an act we've become closer to in our 19 year existence, and we couldn't be more humbled and honored to contribute to this fine collection, because, truth be told, we're still huge fans. Love you, Eric & Dan. Michael Clem for Eddie from Ohio
	Sometimes I can't believe it's really true That you could love me like you say you do I look around and I don't understand I'm not much more than any other man I have no treasure but what's in my eyes And I know that I'm a fool But it's all that I can do I'd make any kind of sacrifice Just to see you, Just to see you I'd climb the mountain And I won't think twice Just to see you, Just to see you I never thought my chance would ever come But here I am and I'm the lucky one And when I find my hope is almost gone You give me strength enough to carry on I have no treasure but what's in my eyes And I know that I'm a fool But it's all that I can do	I'd make any kind of sacrifice Just to see you, Just to see you I'd climb the mountain And I won't think twice Just to see you, Just to see you Just to see you, Just to see you I'd climb so high to be with you Just to see you I have no treasure but what's in my eyes And I know that I'm a fool But it's all that I can do Julie Murphy Wells: Lead and background vocals Eddie Hartness: Percussion, background vocals Robbie Schaefer: Background vocals Michael Clem: Background vocals Mike Provenzano: Organ Eddie Hartness: Producer Recorded and mixed at DP Studios, Arlington, VA
The Opposite of Everything - performed by Phil Parlapiano After working with Lowen and Navarro for many years, a session of the “All the Time in the World” CD was when Eric so casually and told me about his affliction. After that point, I played every show I could with the boys, seeing Eric go through every change of the disease. What humbled me was his tenacity and courage to continue, though the touring life got more difficult. He is an inspiration to all who feel they have obstacles, forcing them to realize the biggest obstacle standing in the way is their own fear. -- Phil Parlapiano
	I don't wanna be the one standing waiting all the time for this moment in my life Better lost and never found, I'm not searching for a key There's no happy go lucky in me There's no writing on the wall, all those stories are so tall So small inside my head I don't wanna be the one standing waiting all of the time I just wanna be the opposite of everything Can it be so wrong The opposite of everything And I need to go on Well I am not going away I'm not looking for a light N ot one standing in the dark Is where I want to be I don't need to prove you wrong Open eyes to fill with tears Shattered sleep in my broken dreams Or an answer to it all Questions why I don't belong And why it don't matter to me I'm not looking for a light Not one standing in the dark Makes me want to be, the opposite of everything	Can it be so wrong The opposite of everything And I need to go on Did you think that I pretend that I could be someone else And you, you'd never understand I am just who I am Change, Change, Don't change Change, Change, Don't change I don't wanna be the one standing waiting all of the time I just wanna be the opposite of everything And I'm not going away No, I'm not going away I'm not going away Phil Parlapiano: Voice, piano David Sutton: Bass Butch Norton: Drums Doug Pettibone: Guitar Chet Lyster: Guitar Dave Sutton and Phil Parlapiano: Producers Eric Lillestrand at Chessvolt Studio: Recording Engineer: Thanks to: Taras Produniak, Jimmy Sloan, Wendy Waldman, Kevin Dean at Plyrz.
Cold Outside - performed by Charlie Wadhams My dad used to play Lowen and Navarro around the house when I was a teenager. He took me to see them in 1995, and I was instantly impressed with their beautiful songs and vocal harmonies. They never stopped making great music, and I am very proud to have been able to pay my tribute to them on this album. -- Charlie Wadhams
	Something in your eyes Something in your smile Says we'd be magic together Open up your door Baby it's cold outside We can build a bridge We can build a fire And I feel a change in the weather Is just about to blow Baby it's cold outside I see light coming from your eyes And I feel like Adam Sitting on the outside east of Eden Temptation's smoldering with a velvet fire And there's paradise In your body and mind Something in the air Something in the night Says we'd be wild together Let me show you how Baby it's cold outside	We can tuck it in We can kick it out Let's don't discuss it forever Right here right now Baby it's cold outside No resistance no regrets If we feed the habit Don't make me wait till The twelfth of never We've only got one chance to prove That it's right this time It's a leap of faith You just gotta take, yeah Charlie Wadhams: Vocals Patrick Bailey: Guitar John Wood: Keys Mike Green: Drums, backup vocals Gabe Noel: Bass Daphne Chen: Violins, viola, string arrangement Recorded and mixed by Joel Soyffer at Coney Island Music
If I Was the Rain - performed by Stonehoney Eric & Dan have been true friends & mentors to Stonehoney so you can imagine the excitement we felt when asked to be a part of this tribute record. "If I Was The Rain" is one of our favorite songs and to sing it in tribute to Lowen & Navarro leaves us all a bit speechless. Eric & Dan have shown us how to dig deeper as songwriters. Never settling, never selling out, always pressing their own boundaries. Never giving up. Thanks guys. Thanks for pointing us north, for always being there for us but mostly, thanks for the music. The beautiful music. -- Stonehoney
	If I was the rain, I'd polish every out bound train I'd wash the teardrops from your eyes So you could kiss the blues goodbye And if I was the rain, I'd answer all the farmers prayers Till green was growing everywhere If I was the rain I'd play the drums on every tin roof From Shreveport to Baton Rouge And let the songs make up themselves The way the best ones always seem to do If I was the rain I'd have no reason to explain I'd fall between the fireflies I'd never dampen any life If I was the rain I'd feed the rivers and the streams I'd nourish every cowgirl's dream If I was the rain	I'd strike a chord within each heart Where ever they were torn apart And if that helped them heal themselves Maybe we'd find out where forgiveness starts If I was the rain I'd choose forever to remain I'd add a sparkle to the night And marvel at the morning bright And if I was the rain I'd bless each blossom to unfold And I turn each one of them to gold If I was the rain If I was the rain If I was the rain Performed by Stonehoney Recorded at Cherokee Creek Studios Fred Remmert: Engineer/Producer Dominic Robelotto: Mixing Engineer