Lost in a Dream

Always, All Ways

Don’t Get Any Ideas

Beautiful

The Game

Ain’t Got Time

Lost Cause

Six Stars

Darlin’

Lost in a Dream (Live From The Parking Garage)

So Bad

Little Girl

I Surrender

More Like Mama

Some Kind Of Love

Too Much

Hold The Door

Emerald City

I Would

This song was recorded on a 2" reel to reel tape by Jason Ringlestetter at The Tonic Room Boise. It is an original song written and performed by Cassie Lewis from The Foxxtones. 

The song is about losing, fighting, and finding yourself. We get caught up in our minds and forget to be present, so this song reminds me to come back to what I know, which is home. It isn't necessarily about a place, only a state of mind that cultivates and shares love & light. Many people think it's about a relationship, but that is just one of the many ways we allow ourselves to become lost in the first place. This is a message of empowerment for any identity or orientation. Thanks for listening, and Welcome Home...

WELCOME HOME - Cassie Lewis & The Foxxtones

So Bad (Radio Edit)

A spooky little jazzy tune for the anxious avoidant lover in your life.

you don't have to let me go.wav

This is an acoustic version of my song "Beautiful", performed at Burning Man Center Camp, 2016. It is a song about the illusions we grow up with and hopefully grow out of as we get a little life under our belts... It has to do with my personal experiences with family separation, carving out my own path, being let down by societal expectations, and fighting to take back my mind and body. This song is for all of us, this is just my own lens and voice... Share the message if it resonates... Much love to you....

Cassie Lewis LIVE FROM BURNING MAN- Beautiful

This is a very important song to me, as it is the first song I wrote on guitar. It's simple and melodic, but the message is more difficult to grasp due to the sensitive nature of the content. Here is some context and I hope you will open your heart and mind to it...

 On September 11, 2001 my brother turned 18 in Idaho. We were raised in a very republican family who believed wholeheartedly in the pursuit of the american dream, including a staunch sacrifice and support for the United States Military. They were Flag Flyers all the way, and so were we in our young age... For the men in my family, it was not only an honor, but a duty to join a branch of the military in order to truly deserve a slice of "The Dream", and for our men, we were grateful. My brother joined as he discovered that we had been attacked by "Terrorists", (I use quotations because we have no real knowledge as to who performed these acts, though I carry my own speculations if you are interested in some research). Otherwise, the pride he felt finally being able to prove himself, as he used to be nothing but trouble, was obvious and palpable. He was all in, went to boot camp, and was dropped into Kuwait less than 6 months later... We prayed for him every day, as we saw just how many brothers and sisters we were losing... yet we remained focused on the mission, while the veils covered our eyes to the effects of our decisions... I had no idea the truth of the situation, and some pieces are still a mystery.
    His body survived, and he returned home with a broken mind, heart, and spirit. He had lost the spark in his eyes. it was almost as if he were the shell and not the bullet. We expected him to return with an obvious honor and pride, so that we may celebrate his service and victory. It wasn't so. We were proud, and he was broken. Scared, scarred, and distant. He would wake up screaming with night tremors and become violent if others surprised him. He began drinking heavily, and in combination with the dozens of prescriptions the VA gave him to "Re-acclamate" him, he was no longer able to function as a whole person for a very long time. He is now 32, and is still dealing with the effects of his choice to participate in the "War on Terror", though he is now finding healing and love through natures medicines. It's been a long journey for all of us, afraid every night that he would give in to his pain and we would lose him forever, joining his brothers and sisters who were taken away from us in such a dark way. Every day he is healing, and this song is to bring awareness to people who have formed their harsh opinions on veterans and service members who may truly not know what they are getting into, and just what they are really sacrificing... Hold space for them, as they need our love and prayer for healing, just as the rest of us do... Peace...

Cassie Lewis LIVE from Burning Man 2016- The Flag

This is a song about coming back to yourself... We get lost in our minds, consumed by self-doubt and its hard to pull ourselves out... For me it took the form of rebellion, denial, transformation and my personal brand of artistic depression. On the other side of this I realized that we must know dark to know the light, must know sadness to experience joy, and you have to leave yourself to come back home again... So Welcome Home. Welcome Home to yourself....

Cassie Lewis LIVE at Burning Man 2016- Welcome Home

Elektra Records / Low Country Sound
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