As featured on Sky Sports' Saturday Night Football

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Lyrics:
Don’t look back
Don’t look down
I see my failure
I see my fear
Wrestled to the ground
Now out of control
Oh the weakness
Oh the sorrow

You will know what to do
When the moment comes
 
Aching head
Aching heart
I saw my vision
When I walked the path
I don’t feel qualified 
To tell anything
To take the light
And make it sing

You will know what to do
When the moment comes
To take you away from your heart

When The Moment Comes

Idyllwild

Based On Your Eyes

Parking Lots

Down

Struck Down

Heavy

The Driver

Roll Me Out

People Will Turn On You

Parking Lots (Revisited)

Roll Me Out (Revisited)

That Sugar

With The Blue Sky

When We're Older

Mia Dyson started her musical journey in home country of Australia. Mia has gone on to release four critically acclaimed albums, been nominated for and won ARIA awards, played shows all over the world and shared the stage with some of music’s most legendary artists. Now calling Los Angeles home, Mia has released her latest album Idyllwild, and we thought we'd give you a quick introduction to the woman Rolling Stone gave four stars to.

Struck Down By The Open Road

Never Felt Young

Growing Up

Tender Heart

Middle Lion

Golden Light

Thank You

Ragged Friend

Dare

Worship

Sunny Hills

Dragging Me Down

These Words

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The Passenger

Mia Dyson is a four time ARIA nominated and award winning Australian singer songwriter and guitarist currently living in Los Angeles. She's toured with the likes of Stevie Nicks, Bonnie Raitt, Eric Clapton, Chris Isaak and Joe Cocker.

She has just released her second American made album “Idyllwild”, a “Brilliant” (Daytrotter) and "bold new venture" (TheMusic.au) that finds her continuing to explore the boundaries of what one woman can do with a rock and roll band, a guitar built by her father, and “a sublime grit & gravel voice that lands her squarely between Lucinda Williams & Bob Dylan”(Boston Globe).

Mia Dyson

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