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RECLUSIVE TROUBADOUR
V A wild wind was blowing then soon it started snowing Made it to my cabin in time lit a blazing log fire hot coffee brewing on the wire and longed for the spring sunshine v Winters worst I've been through can't lick a warming pan of stew lit the cobalt lamps closed the blind's My sleepy hound dogs company have a radio, but no TV miscellaneous words I need to rhyme
c Guitar and spare strings a voice that almost sings Got long hair and nearing my prime Writing songs is what I do but I need the solitude I'm a reclusive troubadour by design v The footprints in the snow are incoming and those that go but you'll find that they're all mine There's not a cabin for miles unspoilt beauty raw and wild brought my gun and fishing line b wrote a minor hit last time I was in this place half a dozen more that vanished without trace. Gave me a little freedom to come back even write a song about a guy living in some mountain shack
c Guitar and spare strings a voice that almost sings Got long hair and nearing my prime Writing songs is what I do but I need the solitude a reclusive troubadour by design
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RECLUSIVE TROUBADOUR BY DESIGN
V Strong wind was blowing then it started snowing Made it to my cabin in time lit a blazing log fire hot coffee on the wire and longing for the spring sunshine v Cold freezes me right through cooked a warming pan of stew lit the cobalt lamps closed the blind's My sleepy hounds company have a radio, but no TV miscellaneous words I need to rhyme
c Guitar and spare strings a voice that almost sings Got long hair and nearing my prime Writing songs is what I do but I need the solitude I'm a reclusive troubadour by design v The footprints in the snow oncoming and then they go you'll find that they're all mine There's not a soul for miles unspoilt beauty but wild need a gun and fishing line b wrote a minor hit last time I was in this place half a dozen more that vanished without trace. Gave me a little freedom to come back even write a song about a guy living in some mountain shack
c Guitar and spare strings a voice that almost sings Got long hair and nearing my prime Writing songs is what I do but I need the solitude a reclusive troubadour by design
Hey Travis, I like your hook here, and the payoff in the chorus especially. I might be inclined though, to strip it down even further, to "Recluse Troubadour" -- for sing-ability purposes. I also enjoyed the story...I think it's very relatable for certain folks of the creative persuasion. To be honest, I felt your original lyric was a bit more streamlined and accordingly had a greater sense of urgency. Although, depending on the music and how it was sung... version 2 might work better. Would love to hear this one musicated Travis. Good luck with it. Cheers, Beth
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