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Platte Cove Road

from Basement Noise by Christian Beach

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I lost my way up on Platte Cove Road
Where the wind hits heavy and the mountain erodes
The natives knew this place so well
I must have fallen asleep and got caught in their spell

I lost my baby up on Platte Cove Road
In a town called Willow in a tiny abode
There's sunflowers on the windowsill
And a dog in the kitchen sitting still

I took your worry and I made it mine
I lost all sense of place and time
I woke up to the morning light

There's many dangers up on Platte Cove Road
There's hungry dwellers and big coyotes
River's running fast down the mountainside
And a sky full of rain that opens wide

I dug that ditch up on Platte Cove Road
As I ran home that night it snowed
The wind did howl, the branches swayed
Never thought I'd see the light of day

I took your worry and I made it mine
I lost all sense of place and time
I woke up to the morning light

The sun beams down on Platte Cove Road
Now dry earth where the rivers once flowed
I lift my head and raise my glass
To the one I left back in the past

Don't feel bad about Platte Cove Road
Sometimes a man's soul corrodes
Rust in the heart and dust in the mind
Some things you ought to just leave behind

I took your worry and I made it mine
I lost all sense of place and time
I woke up to the morning light

I lost my way up on Platte Cove Road
Where the wind hits heavy and the mountain erodes
The natives knew this place so well
I must have fallen asleep and got caught in their spell

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from Basement Noise, track released December 18, 2020
Performed, mixed, and produced by Christian Beach

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Christian Beach Toms River, New Jersey

The driving force behind bands Slave of Id, Artists That Kill, and Ton of Bricks from the early 1990s into the early 2000s, Christian Beach emerged in 2005 as a singer-songwriter inspired by American roots and folk music. Beach’s 2009 self-titled solo debut album was ranked by music journalist Gary Wien as one of the top 100 albums by New Jersey artists between 2001 and 2010. ... more

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