Liz Callaway: "When Hope Goes" from The Spitfire Grill (Live in Concert)

[@GraceanneMorgan-ir8vg]

Using this song for my Anastasia the Musical Audition!! 🤞

[@princepeterwolf]

One of my absolute favorite songs! This show has such a gorgeous score

[@ahcdiva1]

You sound and look beautiful in this stunning song. Spitfire Grill was a beautiful show and I loved seeing you in it. Too bad it opened so close to 9/11. It's lovely to hear this song at a time we so need to hold on to hope.

[@LizCallaway]

Thx so much my sister.

[@maregirl3550]

Beautiful and perfect song for now!

[@yikes4555]

Eight years old, with a flag in my hand. Step for step, with the big marching band. Through the streets, picket fence, white-wash white, every house, perfect trim, painted bright. Like Eli, we were brave. There was a world to save. The band struck up a song, Gilead marched along. I can see it still, everyone in town, walking up that hill. Waiting for the bus, waving him goodbye, Part of all of us. Bowed my head, said my prayers every night. "Eli, please, Save the world, set it right." Folded hands, holding hope like a prayer, four years pass, fingers part, nothing there... When hope goes, sidewalks crack, whitewash fades. Music stops, empty streets, no parades. When hope goes, fences sag, flag-poles rust. Paint peels, broken wheels gather dust. When hope goes, hearts close. Eight years old, with a flag in my hand. Step for step, with the big marching band. Everyone in town, walking up that hill. Waiting for the bus, we are waiting still.

[@scottemerick6806]

I love this voice.

[@gloriastanley3369]

Absolutely gorgeous! I'm working in a production of "The Spitfire Grill" right now. The music is magical and your beautiful voice is as well! Thank you for sharing!

[@LizCallaway]

Lucky you- I loved doing that show. Have fun!

[@D.rewBoo]

Lizard you look ah mazing in this vid .... face looks so bright and young 👏👏👏👏

[@jerryedmonson5041]

This is lovely. You are such a skilled storyteller with your voice! Have you ever sung “Hold On” or “How Could I Ever Know” from The Secret Garden? I imagine you would bring the house down with “Hold On” and there would not be a dry eye with you singing “How Could I Ever Know.” Both songs would actually be very poignant and relevant messages with COVID-19 (on completely different ends of the emotional spectrum - grief & hope).

[@LizCallaway]

Thx for the suggestions Jerry. I haven't sung those songs but will check them out.