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This song was written, recorded, and released on March 6, which was a windy and balmy winter day. It somehow came from the conflict in eastern Europe, I suppose.

(Re-recorded on March 7)

lyrics

Somewhere over that mountain
On the other side of the sea
Further down that old highway
That’s where you’d rather be

I can’t help it, I am with you
Even when you go alone
And you’ll always be remembered
When you find yourself a home

Now it’s strange every memory
All the times we thought that we were lost
Every truth that wasn’t spoken
All the words that were tossed

I can’t help it, I am with you
Even though you go alone
And you’ll always be remembered
When you find yourself a home

Somewhere a garden is growing
And the water’s running clear
I see you there in the sunshine
And I can see me standing near

I can’t help it I am with you
Even though you go alone
And you’ll always be remembered
When you find yourself a home

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from Home Sessions (Raw Singles) Volume 5, track released March 6, 2022

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Daniel Dye writes "powerful short stories through simply beautiful lyrics" (WYSO Public Radio) and this "extraordinary singer-songwriter" and the classically-trained Miller Road Band have an "Americana/Folk/Roots" sound that "takes you back in time" (Buckeye Music Magazine) ... more

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