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Lyrics:
Oh Lancaster County
All covered in green
Was I born into you?
Were you born into me?
On the Susquehanna River
Inside a valley of stone
My need to go away
My need to come back home
Iāve been all around the world
Iāve seen a lot of things
Tried to open up my mind
And fill the space with empathy
I go everywhere with you
I donāt need to be amused
I go everywhere with you
Iāve been all around the world
Iāve seen a lot of things
When we talk about forgiveness
Which way do I go?
I never meant to close my mind off
Make you pull water from a stone
Or watch me balance my commitments
And my desires to be free
You know I want that for you love
As much as you want it for me
Iāve been all around the world
Iāve seen a lot of things
When I look into your face
Itās like I havenāt seen a thing
Iāll do anything for you
I donāt mean to be confused
Iāll do anything for you
Iāve been all around the world
Iāve been all around the world
Credits:
Denison Witmer: Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Jessica Dobson: Electric Guitar, Bass
Nathan Yaccino; Drums
Abby Gundersen: Wurlitzer Electric Piano, Vocals
Thomas Bartlett: Piano
Devin Greenwood: Hammond B3 organ
Recorded at Studio Litho in Seattle, WA
Produced, engineered, and mixed by Andy Park
Assistant engineering by Sam Rosson
Additional engineering by Bobby Gentilo & Thomas Bartlett
Art: Eric Fisher
Written by Denison Witmer (Havre De Grace Music Publishing - BMI)
Views : 2,699
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Oct 21, 2020 ^^
Rating : 4.843 (5/122 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2022-01-25T09:47:34.771163Z
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YouTube Comments - 18 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
Soooooo beautiful. Thanks for this gift in form of soundscape!
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That ending!! š„°
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Love the sound of a full band here. Keep these coming, please.
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Riverbends was one of my favorite albums. Denison I LOVE all of your music! There's something powerful when you got a bunch of great musicians to create a sound behind you to support it. Looking forward to hearing this album brother. God Bless you.
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Yesterday, I watched a series on Mystical Lancaster, PA (youtube) and studied the Triple Moon Goddess symbol and the Triskele symbol on the same page of a book on esoteric symbols. Today, I see your logo for this song, and I know I'm on the right path. Trust the timing of your life. Love your music. #Synchronicity
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OMG!! That just made my day. Probably my new favorite Denison Song!!ā¤ļø
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WOOT!!!
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Nice music
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That was a lovely lovely song.
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Love this!! Love the whole band sound and that groovy electric guitar!! What effects pedal was used??
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Singing was dreadful but guitar was amazing.... just kidding Venison, I loved it! š
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The art & song, takes me out of my body; back to the Valley I loved for, it loved me. SO beautiful! Is there any of this art (symbol) for purchase? Three is a truly a divine number. #AmorFati LOVE to ALL
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@AsthmaticKitty
3 years ago
Here's Denison on this song: "The recording of "Lancaster County" started out as something of an afterthought. When we were making American Foursquare, we ended up finishing drum tracking ahead of schedule on the final day of recording. Since I still had another 4 hours of studio time, I called my friend Jessica Dobson (Deep Sea Diver) and asked if she wanted to come to the studio. Jessica is the best guitarist I know -- she can play anything really well -- and I thought it would be fun to experiment with a live recording of this song. I usually write and record in isolation, so the opportunity to play in a band setting is always exciting. I love feeling/hearing the songs become something new in other people's talents and headspace. This song unfolded exactly as it needed to: It's a folk inspired country rock anthem. It's the only song from the American Foursquare sessions that feels this way, and it's the only one that was recorded live. In the end, it didn't quite fit the overall vibe of American Foursquare, so I decided to release it as a stand-alone track. I wanted the art for the single to reflect Pennsylvania Dutch hex signs, a form of folk art that can be found painted on barns around my home town in Lancaster County."
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