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Other Side
of That Hill
(kathy hussey)
Everywhere I go it stares
me down
Unconquered high ground
Everytime I'm freshly spellbound
Straight to the top for the best view
What have we got here?
It's not the last, it's just the next frontier
What's on the other
side of that hill
I don't know
What's on the other side of that hill
I don't know
That's why I've got to go
Goodbye darlin one more
time
You know I hate to see you cry
So just smile and kiss me goodbye
No, it's nothing you did wrong
Its just time to move along
Some faces I don't know and some new song
What's on the other
side of that hill
I don't know
What's on the other side of that hill
I don't know
That's why I've got to go
I think it's all a grand
design
It's more a circle than a line
And I'll be coming back this way sometime
Cause I know that's the way it goes
Every high has its low
And a goodbye can't help promising hello
What's on the other
side of that hill
I don't know
What's on the other side of that hill
I don't know
That's why I've got to go
©2003 rakukat music,
bmi, all rights reserved
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The Story:
September 1 2002
This is a song about wanderlust,
plain and simple. My family moved so often
when I was a kid, that I guess I feel somehow out-of-balance
unless there's
some sort of a trip in my near future. I love HOME - I also
developed maybe
even an excessive appreciation for having one place to return
to...but you'll notice
I said "return to" and not "live in"...there
you go, it's in every fiber of my being.
This song is also about
my love for the mountains - any mountains - and for
exploring in them. I do have a tendency, when walking anywhere,
to keep pressing
on just a little further, to see around the bend, or get to the
top - and most of the time,
once I'm on the top, I see another hill and wonder what's on
the other side of that one...
Though you can't really
hear the influence (I don't think), I wrote this after listening
to
Steve Earle's "Ft. Worth Blues"...love that song.
It made me want to pick up my guitar
and play - this is what I played.
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