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Lyr Add: May the Path Lead You Safely Home to Me DigiTrad: PARTING GLASS SINGER'S FAREWELL WHEN FIRST WE MET Related threads: Lyr Req: songs of parting (52) Songs to Speed the Parting Spouse (79) Parting songs (19) Parting songs (144) Suggestions for a farewell song? (66) What song do you finish with? (90) Lyr Req: Songs of farewell (9) Other parting songs? (56) Lyr Req: All the money...spent it in good company (8)
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Subject: Lyr/Tune Add: MAY THE PATH LEAD YOU SAFELY HOME... From: Barbara Date: 22 Aug 98 - 03:52 PM Here's another good parting song. Blessings, Barbara MAY THE PATH LEAD YOU SAFELY HOME TO ME by Geoff Morgan May the sun always shine on your journey May the road by gentle and free Like the cloud brings the rain to the valleys And may the path lead you safely home to me CHORUS: Let the wind always be at your shoulder And the way always come to find your feet. If you fall, let my love be a pillow, May the path lead you safely home to me
May night always find you in her keeping
Chorus &
May you never feel that there's no one
Chorus &
MIDI file: maypth.mid Timebase: 240 TimeSig: 4/4 24 8 This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X:1
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Subject: RE: Add: May the Path Lead You (parting song) From: Joe Offer Date: 25 Aug 98 - 03:22 AM Nice song, Barbara - can you tell us anything about the song, or about Geoff Morgan? -Joe Offer- |
Subject: RE: Add: May the Path Lead You (parting song) From: Barbara Date: 25 Aug 98 - 03:41 PM Glad you asked, Joe. Did you know Jane Doyle when she lived in Chico? Went to the song circles around that area for a while, sang with Dick Holdstock for a couple years? She has this lovely tenor voice and a wonderful collection of sharp funny political songs, as well as ones like this. I learned this from her years ago, and only discovered last year that it was written by Geoff Morgan, a Bellingham area songwriter who tried and then left the Nashville scene because they wouldn't let him write what he wanted. I took a songwriting class from him at Puget Sound Guitar Workshop, maybe 6, 7 years ago, and met him then. He has some really good songs out. I have his tape, "Talk it Over", think he's got a couple more. Fine person, a lot of heart to him, and it comes through in his songs. He has a really powerful one about AIDS (never mentions the word). Check out the tapes! Blessings, Barbara |
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