Ellis Delaney - No More Running

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{Verse 1}
I wanna live undefended
Hearts cannot be broken, even when they fall apart
But I must not really believe that
'Cause I still defend myself

{Chorus}
And right now either I don't care enough
Or I care too much
I'm restless
I don't know why, I don't know how to love, how to trust
How to stop runnin'

{Verse 2}
When I can't stand the mess, I'm gone
But all that runnin' makes it
Harder to stay next time
I think whatever road I'm on
Will lead to somewhere better

{Chorus}
But right now either I don't care enough
Or I care too much
I'm restless
I don't know why, I don't know how to love, how to trust
How to stop runnin'

Oh-oh

{Verse 3}
And I don't know how to do it
How to face the fear and doubt
From the highest mountain
Jumping headfirst to the ground

{Outro}
I'm gonna climb back to this heart of mine
It's sleepwalkin' in the day
I'm tired of feelin' this way
I'm not givin' in
I'm gonna let go of my pride
And stop runnin' so that I don't make
The same mistakes
There's got to be a
A better way

Oh I will forgive, and I will stay
No more runnin'
I'm gonna climb
Oh, no more runnin'
I'm gonna climb
No more runnin'

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After moving from Texas to Minneapolis at age 16, Ellis got her start singing her own songs at open mics where she quickly dropped her often-mispronounced former last name (Bergeron; her new married name is Delaney). She joined a rock band in high school while also setting up her own record label to put out her first solo CD Soft Day in 1996. In college at St Olaf, she fronted the band Bobby Llama and in 1999 the band was voted Sam Goody/Musicland’s Best Unsigned Band in America. Ellis went solo and began touring full-time in 2000. Since then she has independently sold more than 40,000 copies of her eight CDs.

Ellis got her start performing the women’s festival circuit in 2000, with regular performances at the Michigan Women’s Music Festival. She also has headlined the National Women’s Music Festival in 2006 & 2008 and the Virgina Women’s Music Festival in 2009.

She has also established herself as a rising artist in the folk music community. She was voted “Most Wanted to Return” by the audience at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival in 2006, and at Sisters Folk Festival in 2009, and Moab (Utah) in 2012-2014 and has since been invited to perform at several other folk festivals including the Philadelphia Folk Festival, the Festival for the Eno, the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Wildflower Festival, the Fischer Festival and the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival (2007-2016).

She has also received several songwriting awards and honors, including Top Five awards at the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival Songwriting Contest, the Telluride Troubadour Contest, and the Kerrville Music To Life Songwriting Contest. She also won the award for best Female Singer/Songwriter Album in the International Just Plain Folks 2009 Music Awards. Most recently, she won the Mountain Stage NewSong Midwest Regional Round and the Kerrville Grassy Hill New Folk Contest.

In 2009, Ellis released a retrospective DVD entitled “Scrapbook” that includes a look back at the first 12 years of her career, as well as a live concert and an MP3 CD with the songs from her first five albums, including the first Bobby Llama CD.

In 2010, Ellis completed her critically acclaimed seventh full-length recording, Right On Time.

In 2013 she released a 3-disc live CD set Wherever You Are.

In 2016, she released her most ambitious studio recording to date, The Guest House.

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