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In the Land of the Dead-Ends-- a new song

Oct 19
2 min read

I've started my first album, and this is Track 1.


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This song was written at the end of the road, where the forest begins and the people don't go. Cedars in the mist, ferns and frogs singing, a cold stream running to the ocean, salmon swimming upstream — and at the end of the day, a tent pitched under the moon and stars.


It's my favorite of all the songs I've recorded. Press play and come sit in the woods with me for a few minutes.


[ Put the audio of "In the Land of the Dead-Ends" here ]


Lyrics


In the land of the dead-ends

Where the mountains begin

Where the streams flow freely

That's where you'll find me


This song was written

Written at the end of the road

And I was going along to the forest

And I pulled my car over

And I looked out the window

And I looked out the window

And I smelled the cedars

in the mist

And I heard the ferns singing their song

But actually it was frogs going with the song of the ferns

I love to be in the woods

I love the magic of the forest

At the end of the road where the people don't go

And I go there because I know the magic will happen every time

I got to tell you that the end of the road is the most beautiful

Place to breathe the air


And dip my toes in the stream

Feel the pure cold water flow over my toes

And where the stream goes I don't know

It goes to the ocean eventually

Salmon

Go upstream to make their babies

And I know that when I drive this far

I'm really really tired of being in the car

I feel this place is the place for me

So I pitch my tent eventually

The clouds come out and the sun goes down

I can feel the peaceful vibes all around

And I'm going to stay here for a night or two

Goodnight (x8)

I love you so much, moon and stars above


— Julie, Wild Nature Reiki

 
 
 

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