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Raymiecana - Pathway
05:10
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There’s a Pathway
From my door
Runs on down to the river
Down to the shore
You can hear
The water flow
As you stand in the doorway
Of my home
This time of year
The water is high
Sometimes in the morning
The grass ain’t dry
Tide is rising
More every day
Soon
We will have to move away
When the rain comes falling down
Like the sky is emptying every cloud
We will have to be on our way
As the fields become one with the sea
When the rain comes falling down
Like the sky is emptying every cloud
We will have to be on our way
As the fields become one with the sea
I Looked out this morning
The path had gone
Just bright shiny water
Lapping in the sun
Took my family
Up to the hills
Where we’ll wait
Thru the the winter’s chill
When the snow comes falling down
And the frost forms freezing the ground
We stay inside, keeping warm by the fire
and weather the storm
Spring is here
Sun’s shining down
Melting the last of the snow
From the ground
Brings more problems with the thaw
Washing our crops
Into the river below
Summer’s around the corner
And it starts the cycle once again
As I walk down the path, on the scorched, dry earth
I pray to the heavens for rain
Down the pathway
From my door
You can’t hear nothin’
For the water don’t flow
Drought hit hard
I fear
It will Always be the same
This time of year
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Raymiecana - Bordertown
04:17
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Living in this Bordertown
Nothing ever changes
Same cars and same old faces passing by
Not a lot to do round here
Been no work for ages
It’s hard to earn a living, but I try
Living in a Bordertown
Raised up in this Bordertown
Dreaming of the city
The glamour and the buildings in the sky
The fancy bars and restaurants
Just make me feel that I still want
To go see for myself with my own eyes
Get out this Bordertown
Living in a Bordertown
Living in a Bordertown
Got here in the city a few weeks ago
Arrived in time for the early snow
Need to make my bed out in the cold
Lying here in the damp streetlight
Strangers look but pass me by
As I fall asleep I know where my dreams go
Take me back to Bordertown
Living in a Bordertown
Living in a Bordertown
Living in this Bordertown
Nothing ever changes
Same cars and same old faces passing by
Not a lot to do round here
Been this way for ages
It’s hard to earn a living, but I’ll try
Living in a Bordertown
Living in a Bordertown
Living in a Bordertown
Living in a Bordertown
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I didn’t want to know
I didn’t really care
What She was doing when I wasn’t there
I guess I was just as much to blame
Leaving her alone
Pretending everything would be the same
Everything comes and goes
Like the rain that melts the snow
Love can be strong and weather the storm
But like the snow it comes and goes
I know - I treated her wrong
Now in my arms she don’t belong
I tried to hide what I was feeling inside
And like a fool I made her cry
Everything comes and goes
Like the rain that melts the snow
Love can be strong and weather the storm
But like the snow it comes and goes
All I’ve left’s this empty feeling
Deep inside my broken heart
I just don’t know - Where I have to go
Can’t stand the pain when we’re apart
Everything comes and goes
Like the rain that melts the snow
Love can be strong and weather the storm
But like the snow it comes and goes
Love can be strong and weather the storm
But like the snow it comes and goes
Love can be strong and weather the storm
But like the snow it comes and goes
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Raymie Wilson Glasgow, UK
Singer/Songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Raymie’s music lies in various genres. Classic Rock, Country, Americana and others. He likes a lyric with a good story to it. Some factual, others pure fantasy. He is a keen advocate of the DIY ethos. Everything; writing, performing, recording, producing and artwork. Even burning and printing CDs. With other projects in the pipeline. Watch this space ... more
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