The River
from Two Years by Chris Freeman
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lyrics
To whom it may concern
I'm writing to inform you
That my life has left the map
The snow has started falling
Blurring atmosphere and earth
In a gray and unfamiliar mess
But do not fret for me
I've heard the calling of the water
This estuary's guiding me
So toast to my new course
And celebrate the rescue I've received
To those who are concerned
I'm writing to disarm you
For my trials will come to pass
The road's been long and winding
And I'm off the beaten path
I know no better way
I can't go back
Carving it's way through granite rock
And forming canyons deep
I know that this great winding river's course will keep
©2013 Chris Freeman
I'm writing to inform you
That my life has left the map
The snow has started falling
Blurring atmosphere and earth
In a gray and unfamiliar mess
But do not fret for me
I've heard the calling of the water
This estuary's guiding me
So toast to my new course
And celebrate the rescue I've received
To those who are concerned
I'm writing to disarm you
For my trials will come to pass
The road's been long and winding
And I'm off the beaten path
I know no better way
I can't go back
Carving it's way through granite rock
And forming canyons deep
I know that this great winding river's course will keep
©2013 Chris Freeman
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from Two Years,
released January 29, 2013
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Chris Freeman Fort Collins, Colorado
A mild mannered fellow with respectable facial hair prowess whose musical stylings bring rest to the worn ears of the masses by conjuring images of early morning drives through lazy river canyons.
discography
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Jan 2013 -
Dec 2012 -
Dec 2011 -
Aug 2010
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