The life in us is like the water in a river
It may rise this year, it may rise higher 
Than man has ever known
It may come to pass that immortal flowing river
May rise so high, flood the mountainside
To the valleys down below

The land where we dwell has not always been dry I see
Far inland banks that were washed by the ancient stream

Such is the character of the dawn 
A mere lapse in time, could never make the light 
Of tomorrow
That same light which fades from our eyes
Is darkness, you can see this
Even know

The land where we dwell will in time again be free
When all we’ve created will wash to the land and sea 

The sun up above shines its fury on the prairie
You can’t hide from it, you can try it 
But you’ll never get away
And they sow the fields but the clouds have all forsaken
And they’ve taken all, no more water fall
‘Til the earth has turned to clay

The land where we dwell has not always been dry I see
Far inland banks that were washed by the ancient stream

I see it all from where I’m standing on the mountain
Hear the valleys’ cry, still some question why and they cannot see the way
We’re digging graves every day they’re getting deeper, for the birds that fly through the darkened sky
Will there be another day?

The land where we dwell will not always been dry I see
Far inland banks will be washed by the ancient stream

The life in us is like the water in a river
It may rise this year, it may rise higher 
Than man has ever known

Walden

I'm just a recreational user/guitar player posting tracks for fun, with no profits agenda. Hope my playing isn't too lousy/crappy.

FOLK MOOD is a quality FOLK or ACOUSTIC selection with regular playlists done with care. We take a lot of time to listen & keep what moved us trying to make you discover new artists amongst confirmed.

I was raised around the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Cana, VA. and was exposed to many different varieties of music. My dad was a fan of everything from Big Bands to Bill Monroe. Mom was a teenager in the 50's and her tastes in music proved it.

As a teen I was attracted to the Hair Bands and anything Rock and Roll. As I became a young adult I migrated toward old time and Bluegrass music. I spent many weekends picking with friends from the Round Peak section of Surry County, NC. Later I was pleasured to associate with artists such as Wes Golding, John Bowman and the late Cullen Galyean. I also played extensively with Jim King, father of James King. There are others too numerous to mention.

Though I strayed into a normal life of working for a living... the music always stayed in my heart. What you hear is the results of all those influences. Its nothing perfect... You'll hear mistakes, my dogs and yes... allergies. Its just me relaxing. Thanks for your time.

LEXO is a beat maker, producer, engineer, rapper, singer, LexRock Pro. founder he is all about music
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Grew up in the south. Cut my teeth on soul, beach music and country and eventually waded into heavy metal. I like it all. The photo by Hunter Prince.
    The DAW has opened up a world that I could not have even dreamed of when I began playing.  I feel like a painter who has somehow stumbled into a studio full of brushes, canvases and paints.
   I like all music and in it I find human emotion, experience and imagination expressed.  I feel spiritually connected to the human race through music.

Walden

Molly Tuttle