Try Again, MountainCity’s latest, original song, is scheduled to be released February 12, 2018, with a music video following in early March.

Love song singers/writers, Dave and Tara Powers. AKA, MountainCity.

(Denver, CO)

Try Again ©

Words and music by Dave and Tara Powers

Verse 1

Today was a little bit harder                                       

My heart sank a little bit further                                                             

I cried and you said you’d do better next time

 

Verse 2

This road seems a little bit longer

Your words stung a little bit deeper

You cried and you said you’ll do better next time

 

Chorus

Let’s  not go to bed angry tonight

Let’s make up, let’s make sure we’re alright

‘Cause tomorrow the sun is gonna rise                

and we will try again

 

Verse 3

Today I’m a little bit lighter        

My heart’s still a little bit tender

I smile because I know well do better with time

 

Verse 4

I think we are a little bit stronger                   

You held me a little bit longer

I’ll fight and I know we’ll get better with time

 

Chorus

Let’s  not go to bed angry tonight

Let’s make up, let’s make sure we’re alright

Cause tomorrow the sun is gonna rise                

and we will try again

 

Bridge

We will try again

We will try again

We will try again

We will try again

We will try again

We will try again

We will try again

We will try again

 

Chorus

Let’s  not go to bed angry tonight

Let’s make up, let’s make sure we’re alright

Cause tomorrow the sun is gonna rise                

and we will try again.

Photo Credit: Eldeen Annette Portraiture

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Dave would like to thank his sponsor, Deering, The Great American Banjo Company!

Dave was thrilled last fall to not only get a banjo he had long wanted to have, but to get to become a part of the Deering Family of Artists.

Here is what Dave Powers has to say:

“This thing almost plays itself, he says. “I am blown away by the excellent craftsmanship!”

Deering Banjo Co. mission statement: To champion the banjo and inspire creativity around the globe by supplying the best quality, American made banjos available to players of all abilities.  

Through the years, Deering has hand made well over 100,000 banjos. Their website says, “Our focus and passion is to create great banjos that enable you as an artist to enjoy expressing yourself and your music.”

“If you’re looking for a beginner, intermediate, or pro-level banjo (clawhammer, 5-string, 6-string, etc),” Dave says, “consider Deering! You won’t be sorry you did!”  www.deeringbanjos.com

Read More about Dave’s experience with Deering, the Great American Banjo Company HERE