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A gathering of songs transcending genres, shaped by memory, faith, and hope. From gospel choirs to disco floors, If I Could Sing...this is what it might sound like. 

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“Walk With You” is a promise set to music—a song born from carrying one another through the heaviest seasons of life. It speaks to the quiet moments when the road feels long, the night feels endless, and hope feels just out of reach. With gospel-rooted warmth and steady reassurance, the song reminds the listener that they are never abandoned, never unseen, and never walking alone.
From the first step to the final mile, “Walk With You” is about presence—standing beside someone through pain, doubt, and even the journey home. It’s a vow of loyalty, faith, and love, echoing the truth that when strength runs low, someone is still there to hold your hand and see you through.
This track is for anyone who’s ever needed a companion in the dark—and for anyone who’s chosen to be that light for someone else.

Walk with you

Live At Carnegie Hall

My Winding Wheel (Live At Carnegie Hall / 11/15/2014)

Lake Street Dive performs in Studio Z on Feb. 17th, 2017.

Lake Street Dive - How Good It Feels

His inspiration is drawn from the alternately fertile and frozen soil of Minnesota. Parr grew up in the Hormel company city of Austin, Minnesota (population 25,000) where most of the world's favorite tinned meat, Spam, is still manufactured. And he hasn't moved far, drawing sustenance from the surprisingly large, thriving and mutually supportive music scene of Duluth: Parr's 2011 album of traditional songs, Keep Your Hands on the Plow features locals including Charlie's wife, Emily Parr; old-timey banjo/fiddle band Four Mile Portage; and Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker of the renowned alternative rock band Low.
 

05 God Moves On The Water

Tales Of America

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Mumford & Sons for "CMT Crossroads"  with Emmylou Harris,

"The Road" - Emmylou Harris / Mumford & Sons

Mumford & Sons joined by dobro master Jerry Douglas & Emmylou Harris

"Where Are You Now" - Mumford & Sons / Emmylou Harris & Jerry Douglas

I Don't Want to Talk About It

I Don't Want to Talk About It (The Quarantine Sessions)

Turn Your Lights Down Low

Turn Your Lights Down Low (The Quarantine Sessions)

Cast your dancing spell my way, I promise to go under it

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