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With TheTiler's consent, I am reposting this song here. I have taken the comments from the original posting into consideration and made a few slight changes to the song. Not too much of a remix, really.
Just revisited....
Just revisited....
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Lyrics
My Way Home
I arose to the morn',
A swirl of misty colors in the glimmering east,
Drawing my gaze to its view.
And the bright-brimming dawn brought to mind a promise made,
Beckoning my weary feet on my way back home.
On my way, my way home, step by step
To you.
Passing the fields and the places I knew before
Sun upon my face, inspired by the grace
Of returning to all that I loved and held dear before
The birds in the trees offer sweet serenade.
On my way, my way home, step by step
To you.
On my way, way back home, step by step
To you.
I arose to the morn',
And the memory of a promise made
Beckoning my weary steps back home.
And I'll go on my way, 'til I find myself at journey's end,
Bringing my wayward steps home
To you.
(Lyrics by Mystified)
Featuring TheTiler on guitar
I arose to the morn',
A swirl of misty colors in the glimmering east,
Drawing my gaze to its view.
And the bright-brimming dawn brought to mind a promise made,
Beckoning my weary feet on my way back home.
On my way, my way home, step by step
To you.
Passing the fields and the places I knew before
Sun upon my face, inspired by the grace
Of returning to all that I loved and held dear before
The birds in the trees offer sweet serenade.
On my way, my way home, step by step
To you.
On my way, way back home, step by step
To you.
I arose to the morn',
And the memory of a promise made
Beckoning my weary steps back home.
And I'll go on my way, 'til I find myself at journey's end,
Bringing my wayward steps home
To you.
(Lyrics by Mystified)
Featuring TheTiler on guitar
aclarke
So glad you re-posted this wonderful song. This is still an
absolute treasure! Your singing and lyrical talents really
complete this tune! (Yes, I still consider this a tapestry.)