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Southeastern Ohio Hills
04:08
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LYRICS
The gem of the River Ohio, Marietta, Oldest town that I know
the waters keep flowing, new growth keeps growing from the Lafayette down Johnson Hollow.
Churches and Steeples and good natured people, they are the salt of the earth.
Showing Signs of the past everywhere their stories last
Looking over Wayne National Forest
I won't go away from, the Southeastern Ohio Hills
I know the names of every one of them SE OH Hills
Forest around Aimesville, meadow larks and cattails
Walk the Buckeye Trail down Ol' Shawnee
Round the Lake of Tecumseh where the Double X mine dug the graves of the coal company
Written on tombstones and 100 yr. old homes winding roads are family names.
Living long and surviving off land still providing and building off of what remains.
CHORUS
Watch the seasons changing
Looks of wise old eyes
see the next generation
as children growing up with the times
Drive through covered bridges, on up to the ridges
see so far must be into the future
Falling from the sky, through the trees, touching life
From the Iron Furnace to the Great River
CHORUS
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No Boundaries EP
05:00
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LYRICS
When the Light of the Morning
Touches down on the towns of Black Diamond
The moment, the day is dawning to light the world
See the Faces, in the hollers
and the graves of the sons and the daughters
Ancient places, our fathers,
saw the future's in the waters
CHORUS: I'll shake hands with heaven amazed at all that i see
Where I come from their No Boundaries
Southeastern Ohio beauty.
For all who've come before us
Cut a deep path through the forest
Where the White Pines grow over coal mines
and in a long time all turn to dust
There's no rights here for the wicked
there's no wrong way to be forgiven
in the short life that we're living
shows the rights to survive in the time that we're given
CHORUS
When the moon is rising
and the stars thy are shining
Hearing thunder seeing lightning
and tomorrow lookss frightning
There's a place to come home to
where grace, knows you
With strength, faith, and truth
Give the Glory to the Mother she's the only one who made you
CHORUS
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3. |
No Boundaries Dawna
06:36
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LYRICS
When the Light of the Morning
Touches down on the towns of Black Diamond
The moment, the day is dawning to light the world
See the Faces, in the hollers
and the graves of the sons and the daughters
Ancient places, our fathers,
saw the future's in the waters
CHORUS: I'll shake hands with heaven amazed at all that i see
Where I come from their No Boundaries
Southeastern Ohio beauty.
For all who've come before us
Cut a deep path through the forest
Where the White Pines grow over coal mines
and in a long time all turn to dust
There's no rights here for the wicked
there's no wrong way to be forgiven
in the short life that we're living
shows the rights to survive in the time that we're given
CHORUS
When the moon is rising
and the stars thy are shining
Hearing thunder seeing lightning
and tomorrow lookss frightning
There's a place to come home to
where grace, knows you
With strength, faith, and truth
Give the Glory to the Mother she's the only one who made you
CHORUS
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Jesse Henry Columbus, Ohio
Jesse started playing music in Columbus, Oh back in 2002. He is a founding member of the Spikedrivers. Since then Jesse has written, recorded, or produced 15 albums.
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