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A song written for my father, in poor health, as I traveled to North Dakota to see him.

lyrics

Daddy

I’m going up the country
To see my daddy one more time
sit with him on the front porch
And watch the world go by

We’ll look at old photographs
Mama in her wedding gown
our dog chasing the rabbits
us kids in our little town

Chorus
The wind blows through the birch trees
A song it’s always sung
Life goes by in a moment
Seems like it’s just begun

My daddy used to hold me
In the palm of his hand
I was just a baby and
He was a strong young man

Chorus

I’m going up the country
To see my daddy one more time
put my hand on his hand
and watch the world go by.

Chorus

© Rosanne Olson

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from Love in Your Country, released October 13, 2018
Rosanne Olson, vocals; Ted McMahon, vocal harmony; Orville Johnson, guitar and lap steel guitar.

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Rosanne Olson Seattle, Washington

Rosanne Olson is an artist, photographer and songwriter based in Seattle, WA.

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