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Black Stone Cherry - Holding On…To Letting Go

Black Stone Cherry - Holding On…To Letting Go Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Magic Mountain
Released: 2014

Holding On…To Letting Go Lyrics

Here comes the rain

Once I was searchin'
For somethin' to change my ways
Clouds - they came rollin'
And from the thunder I heard them say

[Chorus]
The rain wizard will wash our hands
Bring magic to our land
The rain wizard will do it again
Bring magic to our land

Hair strung like silver
And the moons - they lit his robe
His boots - they are leading
To a path that no one knows

[Chorus]

Here comes the Rain Wizard

Writer/s: ROBERTSON, CHRISTOPHER / LAWHON, JONATHAN MICHAEL / YOUNG, JOHN FREDERICK / WELLS, BENJAMIN DANIEL
Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
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Holding On…To Letting Go

This song was inspired by a rough time that the band went through in 2013. Vocalist Chris Robertson recalled to Artist Direct : "It all came back to a lot of things I was dealing with in terms of my anxiety, severe depression, and prescription addictions. That song is the story of the hell the band went through to get to where we're at today. I went to walking out of my house with a loaded shotgun to finding God and living a life that's completely different from what I was used to."

"My favorite line in that song is, 'Black clouds turn to blue and crucified like the truth,'" he added. "I don't think a song has ever name-checked Jesus like that. It's pretty awesome, man."

Black Stone Cherry - Remember Me

Black Stone Cherry - Remember Me Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Magic Mountain
Released: 2014

Remember Me Lyrics

Smoke another cigarette
Reminisce on a girl I met
Watch another day pass me bye
A country road that takes me home
The only place that I've ever known
I sure do love that Rocky Mountain sky

Just like the seasons I'm gonna change
Like the clouds I'm rollin' on
Hey, Merle Haggard I know what you mean
When you say sing me back home

Got my wheels stretched out on a road
Them yellow lines that free my soul
Mama always said that I was born to roam
Headed down the highway
Livin' life the free way
Today I'm here but tomorrow I'm gone

Just like the seasons I'm gonna change
Like the clouds I'm rollin' on
Hey, Merle Haggard I know what you mean
When you say sing me back home

I've smoked another cigarette
Reminisced on the girls I've met
Watched another day pass me bye

Just like the seasons I'm gonna change
Like the clouds I'm rollin' on
Hey, Merle Haggard I know what you mean
When you say sing me back home

Writer/s: YOUNG, ANDRE / COLLINS, ERIC / JONES, KIRK / MATHERS, MARSHALL
Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
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Remember Me

Lead vocalist Chris Robertson wrote this Magic Mountain track for his late grandpa. He recalled to Artist Direct ; "When we started doing pre-production on this album, Joe Barresi flew in on a Sunday. My grandfather had been in the hospital. He was my mom's dad. He was there, and he wasn't given a very good chance. He actually passed away the Sunday that Joe flew in. We were doing pre-production. We only had five days to do any work on the songs before we went to the studio."

"Wednesday was my Grandpa's funeral.," Robertson continued. "We worked all night on Monday and Tuesday. On Wednesday, I decided instead of sitting around the house and having a pity party I'd rather record with the guys. We sat around, and it was obvious I didn't want to work on any of the songs we had written. I didn't want to deal with any of that s--t. I tuned my guitar a little funny, and I started playing the intro part. It came to me right off the top of my head. There was the intro riff and the verse."

"We wrote the music for that song in about fifteen or twenty minutes," he added. "I went outside and sat down. They were jamming on that verse. I pulled my phone out and wrote some notes. I started typing. When I finished my cigarette, I said, 'Why don't you guys check this out? I think it could be cool.' That was the day of my grandpa's funeral, and it was a song for him. They were working class people who lived a simple way of life. They never had a lot, but they made do with what they've had. I love that song. It really means a lot to me."