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A Place Called Home

by Eric Lindquist

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1.
Father Horn instructed me The mass is ended now go in peace So I got up and I ran outside but there was no place to hide Donna she was a friend to me She was a girl of my teenage dreams Thought we'd be together for a time Till I found her kissing, lips not mine So I got myself a beauty queen She was sometimes nice but sometimes mean I did whatever she'd ask me to Then she'd laugh called me a fool. It's a picture of the way things are fondest memories and scars It's a picture of the way things are We couldn't have gotten that far It's a picture of the way things are A picture of the way, a picture of the way things are Party at my house from 10 till 5 I wasn't drinking but some friends imbibed My house it was the place to be one-two-three Franklin Street John said hey I gotta quit the band Right in the middle of our big plans I spent some time resenting you All the time, I was a fool It's a picture of the way things are fondest memores and scars It's a picture of the way things are We couldn't have gotten that far It's a picture of the way things are,
 A picture of the way, a picture of the way things are I want you to know, I want you to know (oh, oh) I want you to know where I've been
A peak inside, A peak inside (ah hide) A peak inside a place called home, a place called home Randy had a car that was brightest green He was so proud of that damn machine Then one day he pulled out in front of that car Now the machine got dents and scars It's a picture of the way things are fondest memores and scars It's a picture of the way things are We couldn't have gotten that far It's a picture of the way things are,
 A picture of the way, a picture of the way things are
2.
Ive been a best friend I've been a lineman too I've been a lot of things, but I've never been you Sometimes you look up, but don't see the sky I've been that way since the age of five I got my haircut it wasn't in the plan but Joe the Barber he had a steady hand Well I got sick while I was in the chair I guess like Sampson I need longer hair It's on account of you, It's on account of you It's on account of you, It's on account of you Theres a lot of money I could have made But what good is that when you're in the grave ' There is a cause that is worth fighting for Worth breaking rules and knocking down the door You were the best thing that I'd ever seen Like I was living somebody else's dream I heard the wedding bells ringing in my brain It's funny honey you didn't hear the same It's on account of you, It's on account of you It's on account of you, It's on account of you Jesus said he's gonna come again It was always a part of his plan You wont need money or an IRA Just a promise and a little faith It's on account of you, It's on account of you It's on account of you, It's on account of you it's on account of you, It's on account of you It's on account of you
3.
Miles away, traveled every day You were a hard working man but that's tough on the family plan Days without end, wheels turn again On the road, then back home you were born to roam Eighteen Wheels, Eighteen Wheels You spent your time, out on the road You had a family but had to carry that load Did you think of us then? Out on the road Did you ever regret, the life that you chose? Eighteen Wheels, Roll Along Eighteen Wheels, Roll Along The road was your friend, tried and true It never let you down Never resented you You had a different way Your voice was soft and broken but I could not understand the way of a truck driving man When it was your time to go no road left to roam I hope you found your way to your heavenly home Eighteen Wheels, Roll Along Eighteen Wheels, Roll Along Eighteen Wheels, Roll Along Eighteen Wheels, Roll Along Eighteen Wheels, Roll Along Eighteen Wheels, Roll Along
4.
There are so many who have come and gone Their memories fade like a long lost song I'll take some time here to contemplate Then I'll head down to Chautauqua Lake When evening comes and I've had my fill And the sun it sets like it always will I'll keep my memories of this place I see my reflection in Chautauqua Lake Now my friend it's time to go The rain is coming and the wind will blow I have to admit that my heart aches When I stand at the shore of Chautauqua Lake Night comes in without a sound The storm rolls in on the clouds The waters fine, come on in Let it wash away your guilt and all your sins Then we'll take all of our past mistakes and bury them at the bottom of Chautauqua Lake I don't have a boat but we can ride the waves We can tell everybody how Jesus saves And set our sights now for a better place On the other side of Chautauqua Lake The sun streams down through the clouds Rays of light are all around Peaceful and calm, quiet and true You know that I am still missing you If there is a promise that I could make I'll meet you again at Chautauqua Lake I'll meet you someday at Chautauqua Lake Take me down to Chautauqua Lake
5.
When I was young and living free All my days were well ahead in front of me On my street we'd run and play We'd kick the can until the darkness had its way In my neighborhood I had some friends, and those I knew but we were all a part of something bigger too I would roam, light and free knowing there was someone looking out for me In my neighborhood, In my neighborhood There was a field, across the way Where kids would gather just to run around all day When summer came we'd gather here To roast some corn and share a laugh, maybe a beer Then one day, I ran away but Mrs.Szoka said hey boy come here and stay In my neighborhood, in my neighborhood I grew up and moved away Tried to recreate those days but it never was the same nobody knows my name In my neighborhood Well Mrs. D. she passed away at 81 she took the last breath of her days My mom she cried, she lost her friend for 50 years they hung together till the end In my neighborhood, in my neighborhood In my neighborhood, in my neighborhood In my neighborhood
6.
Kala 03:42
Always there when I came home A shelter there from any storm At 27 Hunter Street There always was a place for me Hair of gold and eyes of blue Steady honest, loyal true Always kind and always sweet You always gave your best to me and Kala your offering Was a kind word and a warm meal and Kala I will remember you Kindest heart and sweetest smile Always free to stay a while A gentle laugh a smile or two You showed the world just what to do Quiet strength and heart of gold Such a sweet and sturdy soul A humble heart, full of grace There's no one that can take your place and Kala your offering was and a open door and a kind word and Kala I will not forget you Sometimes love is quiet but true It doesn't demand too much of you It comes in pieces over time but you don't see it until you rewind We shared a love for the one where all the love and blessings come and in your eyes I saw a faith reflected his amazing grace 
When it was your time go out into the great unknown Full of faith and sure of grace I know that he's prepared a place for Kala your offering Was a kind word and a warm meal and Kala you will not fade from view and Kala your offering was a open door and sweet smile and Kala I will remember you, remember you
7.
Raggedy Ann 04:02
You were a friend to me, before the beauty queen she decided to end our story Well it was halloween, it felt just like a dream a kiss that started that would not end We fell fast in love, felt like a fitted glove like a shotgun in the rain I was an open door, you were a hardwood floor we were together for a while Everything was new, all my thoughts of you Never thinking about the end We lasted for a while, but like a restless child we both had to keep moving on Raggedy Ann I loved you so did not want to let you go but we could not bear the cold Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Ann Regrets they haunted me, would not let me be thought I could bury them in my mind Time it heals the scars but not all broken hearts The world keeps spinning around and round So you let me go, for the best I know but it takes time to heal the wounds Not eternal love, but still a precious one We were better off in the end Raggedy Ann I loved you so did not want to let you go but we could not bear the cold Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Ann Time and consequence, defeated innocence We were bound to lose, never had a chance Time has healed the pain, I learned to love again but when I think of you I smile I see that ragged doll, and I remember how We are all part of a story Raggedy Ann I loved you so did not want to let you go but we could not bear the cold Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Ann Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Ann Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Ann
8.
Play 04:44
Jet airliner take me away Don't know why I should stay I'm so afraid of what I'll find The eagle said it's all wasted time Take care of my business everyday but sometimes I want to walkway Venus and Mars up in the sky Play a rock show until I die Play it right play it clean Play it like old James Dean Soily she's got something to say but the medicine jar keeps me away Play, Baby, Play Play, Play, Play, Play I miss you when you're away One of these nights your gonna stay Show me the way to your heart Maybe we make a brand new start? Go your own way if you choose There's nothing more that you can lose A victim of love you wont go far I love you just the way you are Play, Baby, Play Play, Play, Play, Play We'd take the time to learn the songs Then we'd play them all night long We didn't need to draw a crowd Just a place where we could turn up loud Freebird flying in the sky On wings that wont let it die it's time to hide my face from you do you feel like I do? You keep rocking me when I am down But I feel like the new kid in town I'm letting go of you now It's more than a feeing, its a vow Play, Baby, Play Play, Play, Play, Play Play, Baby, Play Play, Play, Play, Play
9.
Sister 05:18
Sister sister where did we go wrong
I wish I was singing a different song When we were young you used to change my clothes wash my face and wipe my nose We used to play games in the car On those trips we traveled far You were Topo Gigio at Nana's house Oh how I miss that mouse Sister Sister don't know where to turn I got no wisdom, no lessons learned I wish I knew just what to do but I don't know how to talk to you I know that you have had to sacrifice I'm sorry that you've had to pay that price I know that we may never be close friends but we are brother and sister to the end Sister Sister we use laugh and play but now those kids have gone away I never meant to hurt you no I always wanted to be close Sister Sister, can't go back in time Can't fast forward or rewind but maybe we can start aknew Sister Sister I still love you
10.
In 1925 you arrived You and your baby brother both survived In 1925 your brother died but you remembered him all your life In 1932 headed off to school You liked to laugh and play and break the rules but in 1941 there was work to be done Got a job in the factory, you were so young In 1952 a Swede with eyes so blue Caught you by surprise, he said I love you In 1954 you married Eric Thor You both walked right though that open door 1958 it started great the sweetest baby girl, time to celebrate but eight days after the child, she was born Your dad's heart gave out, it was time to mourn This is your life. joy and some strife in 1962 a child born to you eleven pounds of precious baby blue in 1963 you moved away you bought your first house with money saved In 1975, 50 years alive We partied like it was 1999 Two years after that we all cried when that plane went down and took your brother's life This is your life. Joy and some strife When it's your time to go, I want you to know You lived a life that was so full and bright And everyone you knew, loved and valued you I hope you don't regret a single night In 1998 it was time to wait The cancer had come back, it was caught too late When 2000 came Dad lost his fight He took his last breath that August night In twenty one-five, 90 years alive Through all those faithful years you survived I don't know when it will be your day But when the time comes I hope we celebrate This is your life. Joy and some strife This is your life. Joy and some strife
11.
Reunion 04:41
It's been so long, since we've been here We meet again, after all these years Many miles and time between So much life that we have seen So. break the bread, pass the wine We'll gather here, one more time So come around, grab a beer Look in the eye of one more year Let's raise a glass to those who've gone Their memory will carry on We'll make a toast and shed a tear and say a prayer to reach heavens ear So breathe the air, let's take a chance and grab my hand, for one more dance We'll song a song, loud and clear And hope for strength again for one more year So fill your cup up to the brim and make a toast a final requiem Well sing this song, this sad refrain I loved you all, we'll meet again

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A Place Called Home is a musical memoir based on memories of people and places growing up in a small town in Western NY.

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released November 4, 2019

All songs written by Eric Lindquist. Album mixed/mastered & produced by Andrew Goldring. Lead Vocals/Bass & Guitars: Eric Lindquist. Drums/Electric Guitars/Keyboards: Andrew Goldring. Pianos & Organ: Art Bailey. Backing Vocals: Shaun Shelton, Bob Greco, Steve Greco & Mary Goldring. Violin on Chautauqua Lake: Dan Salini. Photography and Album design by David Hillerby.

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