Quiet River Crossing

Quiet River Crossing from "Rumba Grass Rules" by Joey de Lago

Written and Composed by Joey de Lago
Guitars and Vocals: Joey de Lago
Percussion and Vocals: Stefanie Ann Behe
Mixing and Mastering: Stefanie Ann Behe
Recorded in Austin, Texas 2016

Lyrics:

Whoa Whoa
The quiet river crossing
Where we boys wont to ride
Where the whisper’n wind would sing
Through the hickory and the white oak high

There the quiet noon would find us
Moonshine on a summer’s day
All the weary world behind us
All it’s tumult far away
All the weary world behind…
All the weary world behind us.

We would cross the sparkling water
On the brown horse and the paint
Watch the white oaks sway and shiver
And the trembling shadows play
When the sunlight’s final story
Faded on the stony shore
There we learned the age old story

Riding home beneath the stars
All the weary world behind…
All the weary world behind us.

Do-Si-Do, Caballero
Do-Si-Do, Caballero

Whoa Whoa
The quiet river crossing
Where we boys wont to ride
Where the whisper’n wind would sing
Through the hickory and the white oak high

There the quiet noon would find us
Moonshine on a summer’s day
All the weary world behind us
All it’s tumult far away

All the weary world behind…
All the weary world behind us.

We would cross the sparkling water
On the brown horse and the paint
Watch the white oaks sway and shiver
And the trembling shadows play

When the sunlight’s final story
Faded on the stony shore
There we learned the age old story
Riding home beneath the stars
All the weary world behind…
All the weary world behind us.

Do-Si-Do, Caballero
Do-Si-Do, Caballero

Soy guajiro caballero en el campo vivo bien

© 2016 Omne Trium Perfectum
Lyrics and music composed by De Lago Grundl

Video created by Austin Media Makers

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