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In Here, Somewhere (Live Piano Version)

from In Here, Somewhere (In Aid Of Samaritans) by Jackson Lake

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Faded footprints pressed into the dirt
leading away from where it hurt
the ghosts of those I left behind
the spark of the fire that i'm yet to find.

Sunset fighting the moonlight
daytime turning into the night
I wanna hide myself away
in the cracks between mistakes

pulled apart and put back together
turn the pages to my forever
a jigsaw puzzle with a broken piece
you can make it fit but its never complete

And I, won't always be there
I won't always fit the mould
but if I can be so bold
I won't always be there
But I will be In here, Somewhere...

The river winds its way down to the sea
the sound of the waves will carry me
closer to my peace of mind
out from the shadows and the ties

The night comes quick as worlds collide
each stone lays heavy on my mind
these walls were built on sinking sand
I came from the dirt so in the dirt I'll stand

And I, won't always be there
I won't always fit the mould
but if I can be so bold
I won't always be there
But I will be In here, Somewhere...

there's a storm coming
so I'll just keep on rowing
pray the wind keeps on blowing me back home.
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from In Here, Somewhere (In Aid Of Samaritans), released August 27, 2021
Written by Leeming/Dunwell/Prater.
Recorded live in Oakworth, Keighley in August 2021.

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Jackson Lake Leeds, UK

UK Country artist and songwriter based in Leeds. New album "Lost & Found" is released on 10th Dec 2021.

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