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There are days when you say to yourself "This can't be true." Fess Up, co-written with Andrea Ives, gets your day started by providing you with the launch code.

Fess Up (Words: Ives, Music: Williamson, 2022)

There are days

When you say to yourself

This can't be true

Morning's upon you

The cell phone is ringing

You've got the flu

Knock on the door

Your ankle is sore

That's no big deal

Cuz you've got a secret

Driving you crazy

Time to fess up and tell

Yeah you've got a secret

Driving you crazy

Time to fess up and tell

You are tapping 

On the rooftop

Inside your head

You are singing

In the shower

Or so you said

All of your dreams are

Stuck to pillows

At home in bed

Life is a poem

Waiting for writers

It's time to suck it up and do

Life is a poem

Waiting for writers

It's time to suck it up and do

Waiting in frustration

Mending is ending now

Fess up who you're loving

Leave what you're hating

Go bust your seam

Pick all the colors

Paint all the pictures

In all your dreams

Mountains are calling

Music is waiting

Time is so sweet

You know a secret

Keeping you sitting

Time to talk with your feet

You know a secret

Keeping you sitting

Time to talk with your feet

Yeah you've got a secret

Driving you crazy

Time to fess up and tell

Yeah you've got a secret

Driving you crazy

Time to fess up and tell

Yeah you've got a secret

Fess up and tell

Yeah you've got a secret

Fess up and tell

Yeah you've got a secret

Fess up and tell

Yeah you've got a secret

Fess up and tell

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