That song from Rydeon

A few weeks ago, Sharon had an amazing song on that I totally got into but didn't know how to track down the title or any information about it. To make my Memorial Day ride even better, she played that song again and the band name was on the screen in front, so I tracked it down at home. It's beautiful! I played it for Hope and for Grandma Joonie. Here it is:

 

 

Like A River Runs

by Bleachers

 

 

I woke up thinking you were still here

My hands shaking with regret

I've held this dream for such a long long time

And I wanna get up

To the rhythm of a wild, to the rhythm of a wild heart

That beats, that beats like a rolling drum

 

I saw you standing on the corner

I saw you standing on your own

And I get the feeling that it's all, it's all a dream

And I wanna get up

To the rhythm of a wild, to the rhythm of a wild heart

That beats, that beats like a drum

 

When I fall asleep I can see your face

What I lost in you I cannot replace

And I could run away, I could let them down

But I will remember your light

 

Your light it follows me in darkness

I'm trying hard but I can't win

And I've played the victim for a long, long time

And I wanna grow up

From the rhythm of a young, from the rhythm of a younger heart

It leads just like a river runs

 

Tonight I sit over the parkway

The summer's gone and I'm alone

And I get the feeling that you're somewhere close

And I wanna get up

To the rhythm of your wild, to the rhythm of your wild heart

It beats, been beating since you've gone

 

When I fall asleep I can see your face

What I lost in you I will not replace

And I could run away, I could let them down

But I will remember

 

When I fall asleep I can see your face

What I lost in you I will not replace

And I could run away, I could let them down

And I know you're gone but I still I will remember your light

 

I will remember (x4)

 

And if you see me in the darkness

I hope you know I'm not alone

I carry you with every breath I take

I won't let up, I won't let up

Until the wind is gone