As Far as a Life Goes

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As Far As life Goes is the second album from Australian singer-songwriter Lisa Miller. It earned her a 1999 ARIA award nomination for Best Female Artist (the award went to Natalie Imbruglia). The CD album was released in Australia in 1999 on the W.Minc label, distributed by Festival Records. Produced by Barry Palmer (ex-Hunters and Collectors), it is to date her most rock-styled recording and features veteran session drummer Peter Luscombe.

All songs are original compositions by Lisa Miller except "Til I Get It Right" written by Hollis De Laughter and Larry Henley (originally recorded by U.S. Country singer Tammy Wynette).

Two CD singles were issued from this album: "Wipe The Floor" and "Rule No. 1", though these may have been for promotional purposes only.

[edit] Track listing

  1. "Safe as Houses"
  2. "Do That for You"
  3. "Rule No.1 (never Trust A Man)"
  4. "Trade"
  5. "Versions of You"
  6. "Wipe the Floor"
  7. "Big Star"
  8. "Say What You Mean"
  9. "Spilt Milk"
  10. "'til I Get it Right"
  11. "As Far As A Life Goes"


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