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A Thousand Roads (Live at The Old Church)

from Live at The Old Church by Adam Beattie

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Recorded live at The Old Church, Stoke Newington, London

This song also appears on the studio album 'Somewhere Round The Bend' (2021)

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No matter how sweet
The love that flows
Nature hangs her head
Because she knows
Even the gentlest breeze
With time corrodes
This love’s gone down
A thousand roads

Alone we both
Thought we could stay
'Til love knocked on
Our door one day
Held out her hand
And we both followed
This love's gone down
A thousand roads

We hopped on board
And she led us blind
All our past lovers
Swung on behind
When would we buckle
Under the load?
This love's gone down
A thousand roads

No matter how sweet
The love that flows
Nature hangs her head
Because she knows
Even the gentlest breeze
With time corrodes
This love’s gone down
A thousand roads

We could fill a train
With all our dreams
But these old wheels
Are out of steam
Up until now
They have never slowed
This love's gone down
A thousand roads

In a far off mirror
At the end of the trail
Two dreamless beggars
Growing frail
We both returned
The hearts we had borrowed
This love's gone down
A thousand roads

No matter how sweet
The love that flows
Nature hangs her head
Because she knows
Even the gentlest breeze
With time corrodes
This love’s gone down
A thousand roads

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from Live at The Old Church, released March 17, 2023
Words and music by Adam Beattie

Adam Beattie (vocals, guitars)
Fiona Bevan (vocals, double bass)
Mikey Kenney (violin, vocals)
Chris Jones (drums, percussion)
Zac Gvirtzman (accordion, saxophone, bass clarinet, clarinet)

Mixed and mastered by Tom Archer

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Adam Beattie Scotland, UK

Scottish singer songwriter Adam Beattie has released 5 studio albums. His latest album ‘Somewhere Round The Bend’ received critical acclaim, "Uplifting reveries of love" - MOJO Magazine, "5/5 Master of powerful narratives” - RnR MAGAZINE, “8/10 “Stirring folk balladry” - THE LINE OF BEST FIT, “A very fine record, full of great moments” - RODDY HART, BBC RADIO SCOTLAND ... more

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