North of Nowhere
from Skipping Stone by Ange Boxall
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lyrics
NORTH OF NOWHERE
Let’s go stand out in the rain it will make you feel young again
Forget about your worries for a while
Leave the old man inside and we’ll go out for a ride
It’s always worth it just to see you smile
Now there’s a rainbow in the sky and pretty soon our clothes will dry
And we’ll have to shout over the cicadas
When I see the mountain through the mist I will be glad that I exist
And I’ll know that nothing else really matters
Oh just north of nowhere
The place that I belong
Oh just north of nowhere
Don’t know why I left you for so long
Don’t know why I left you for so long
All we need is olive oil and a fish wrapped in tin foil
And somewhere to slap it on the barbecue
And then we’ll drink a toast to the customs of the coast
And as the sun goes down all admire the view
Oh just north of nowhere
The place that I belong
Oh just north of nowhere
Don’t know why I left you for so long
Don’t know why I left you for so long
Is it pleasure is it pain, is it sacred or profane
Is there anyone who can tell them apart?
Is it earthly or divine and where do you draw the line
On the map of the human heart?
Let’s go stand out in the rain it will make you feel young again
Forget about your worries for a while
Leave the old man inside and we’ll go out for a ride
It’s always worth it just to see you smile
Now there’s a rainbow in the sky and pretty soon our clothes will dry
And we’ll have to shout over the cicadas
When I see the mountain through the mist I will be glad that I exist
And I’ll know that nothing else really matters
Oh just north of nowhere
The place that I belong
Oh just north of nowhere
Don’t know why I left you for so long
Don’t know why I left you for so long
All we need is olive oil and a fish wrapped in tin foil
And somewhere to slap it on the barbecue
And then we’ll drink a toast to the customs of the coast
And as the sun goes down all admire the view
Oh just north of nowhere
The place that I belong
Oh just north of nowhere
Don’t know why I left you for so long
Don’t know why I left you for so long
Is it pleasure is it pain, is it sacred or profane
Is there anyone who can tell them apart?
Is it earthly or divine and where do you draw the line
On the map of the human heart?
credits
from Skipping Stone,
released September 15, 2023
Written by Alan Gregg
Written by Alan Gregg
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Ange Boxall TAS, Australia
Country/Folk Songstress Ange Boxall has returned to her homeland of Australia after more than ten years living abroad.
Having spent most of her time between London and Nashville, writing, recording and touring.
Ange's music offers a blend of country, rock, folk and pop. Her albums include legends: BJ Cole - Pedal Steel, Bones of Midnight Oil - Bass, Bill Chambers, JD Souther and Jim Lauderdale.
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Jul 17Camden, UK
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Sep 2023 -
Jan 2016 -
Oct 2011
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