Name: I See People Walking by Lothar Honnens
Duration: 3 min 6 s
Description: A modern classical operetta featuring male vocals and guitar accompaniment, "I See People Walking" is a contemplative piece about urban life and human connection. Through the perspective of an observer watching city life unfold from their window, the song explores themes of daily routines, shared experiences, and the interconnectedness of human lives.

A contemplative song about the lure and beauty of California and how that entraps whoever comes to live there . It is about my love and hate relationship with California.

California Fields (Master 2)

$entimental Thug feat. Chrome

Dreams

I know what I miss most...
All Gone by Songwriter Edwin H. Balder
The sun’s settin’ low on the old ranch gate,
I’m sweepin’ out the barn, clearin’ out the weight.
The kids are all gone, the house feels still,
Just me and the echoes of a life we built.
I found an old saddle, dusty and worn,
From the days when they’d ride ‘til the break of dawn.
Their laughter still hangs in the rafters above,
Like the hum of a tune you can’t help but love.
I see their handprints on the stall doors,
Tiny fingers that don’t knock anymore.
The hay’s all stacked, the chores are done,
But the quiet’s louder now that they’ve gone.
The kids are all gone, but the love remains,
In every creak of the wood, in every drop of rain.
The boots by the door, the hats on the rack,
Remind me of the life we’ll never get back.
The kids are all gone, but I’m holdin’ on,
To the life we built, now that the kids are gone.
(gone)... gone...
I found a old rope tied ‘round a post,
From the day my boy thought he could rope a ghost.
And there’s a dent in the wall where my girl’s horse kicked,
When she was learnin’ to ride, and her courage slipped.
The years flew by like a wild mustang,
And now the silence is all that remains.
But I’ll keep this place standin’, strong and true,
‘Cause it’s all I’ve got left to remember you.
The kids are all gone, but the love remains,
In every creak of the wood, in every drop of rain.
The boots by the door, the hats on the rack,
Remind me of the life we’ll never get back.
The kids are all gone, but I’m holdin’ on,
To the life we built, now that the kids are gone.
(gone)... gone....
I’ll mend the fences, I’ll tend the land,
Keep this place alive with these workin’ hands.
‘Cause though they’ve flown, like birds from the nest,
This ranch is the proof we gave ‘em our best.
The kids are all gone, but the roots run deep,
In every stone, in every creek.
And when they come home, even for a while,
I’ll see their smiles..  their ...smiles (their smiles)
The kids are all gone, but the love remains,
In every creak of the wood, in every drop of rain.
The boots by the door, the hats on the rack,
Remind me of the life we’ll never get back.
The kids are all gone, but I’m holdin’ on,
To the life we built, now that the kids are gone.
(gone)... gone...
The sun’s gone down, the stars come out,
I’ll keep this light on, without a doubt.
‘Cause though they’re gone, they’re never far,
They’re in every beam under this country star
The kids are all gone, but I’m holdin’ on,
To the life we built, now that the kids are gone.
[music hook]
The kids are all gone, but I’m holdin’ on,
To the life we built, now that
 the.. kids... are.. gone....(gone)

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All Rights Reserved Edwin H. Balder
Thanks so much to my band: Hot Cookie
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All Gone by Songwriter Edwin H. Balder

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IM SHAI

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A modern classical operetta featuring male vocals and guitar accompaniment, "I See People Walking" is a contemplative piece about urban life and human connection. Through the perspective of an observer watching city life unfold from their window, the song explores themes of daily routines, shared experiences, and the interconnectedness of human lives.

I See People Walking

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I See People Walking

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