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Song For Robin's Dad
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My good friend, Robin, lost her Dad when he was only 55 years old. She told me that sometimes she feels his presence and that he might be "visiting" to see how she is doing.
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I am a solo singer/songwriter. My music is mostly soft although my songs could easily be performed in mostly any style.
For me, it's all about the song. That mysteriously magical thing that happens when a lyric is married to a melody. The writing process is invigorating and exciting while simultaneously being exasperating and difficult. It is that moment when music is being composed and a lyric is being written when I am truly the "artist at his easel." The creative process continues when the song is brought into the studio to be recorded because, as in writing, the production and arrangement processes also have their own sets of challenges. Those challenges are always dictated by the song itself and the task at hand at that moment is to be true to the song and carefully craft a recording that reflects what the song is about. Part three, for me, is to then take that song and perform it. It is the purest form of displaying this work of art called a song and is the only place where the magic of the creation is reflected back to me from a room full of interested listeners. And at that moment it is only as magical as the audience makes me believe it is. My CDs are all available on CDBaby.com.
Song Info
Genre
Pop Indie Pop
Author
Words by Robin MacBlane / Music by Larry Whitler
Rights
1993 Quill And Keyboard Music Publishing
Uploaded
June 12, 2004
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MP3 4.3 MB 128 kbps 4:38
Story behind the song
This was a "lost" song for quite a while. As we were listening to old tapes Robin and I heard this one as if for the first time because we had forgotten about it. After our memories were stirred a bit we remembered that she had written the words as a poem for her father who passed away at the young age of 55. My best guess is that I took that poem, sat it on the music stand by the keyboard, and improvised a melody. The result is what you hear on this recording.
Lyrics
You've come back into my life Just to see how far I've come The many bridges I've crossed The many things I have done I can't see you But I feel your touch So many times I thought I heard your voice And I miss you so much I can't see you But I feel your touch So many times I thought I heard your voice And I miss you so much You've come back into my life Just to see how far I've come The many bridges I've crossed The many things I have done You can see me You can feel our touch So many times I thought I felt your hand I miss you so muc
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