Josh Gracin is back with his second CD release “We Weren’t Crazy”. The second season American Idol contestant is back and this release is even better than the first, he was able to devote his undivided attention to this release, he has been discharged from the military.

The first single released from the CD is the title track We Weren’t Crazy was cowritten by Josh and is an autobiographical song talking about how he got where he is today. The father of two is happy and enjoying life working on his career and spending time with his family.

This sophomore CD is sure to please the current fans and bring him more. You can hear the care and detail put into this newest release. If this artist isn’t nominated for awards in the near future than it is a true shame, he has talent and the charisma to go far in the industry.

Tracks:
Found talks about finding love the second time around.

We Weren’t Crazy is about the journey a couple makes against the odds and the things their friends and family have said.

Invisible is about a man wanting to just be able to hang around and watch his love doing the stuff she does without her knowing he was watching.

Let Me Fall is about a love that is lost, he is torn up about it and she isn’t.

I Don’t Want to Live is about discovering that he wants to be with the woman that he let go because she had her own things to do and discover.

Favorite State of Mind is about how he feels when he is with the love of his life and where it leads his mind.

Telluride talks about a winter romance and how he felt during the relationship and when it ends it freezes him.

I Keep Coming Back is about learning that you can’t run from who you are and what you are, no matter where you go or what you do.

Sweet September is about that first love and remembering how it was when you took it to the next level and if the person you were with remembers that time too.

Livin’ It Up talks about how you only live once and to do what you dream of and enjoy the ride of life.

Unbelievable (Ann Marie> was written by Josh for his wife, how he feels about her.