My Bones Will Remember
from Rock 'n' Roll Sun by Homeboy Steve
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lyrics
When I can no more see
your face at the door
or no longer hear
you call my name anymore
or listen to the breeze
dancing with the leaves
When the grass has lost it's splendor
When I can no more stand
Or go running back to you
Or hold your hand
and feel you hold me too
When the fire that was so bright
is smothered by the night
and loses it's last ember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
remember you
There'll be no more sleepless nights
no more empty days
no more stupid fights
When I push you away
When I can no more roam
I'll be like a hero going coming home
When I at last surrender
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
remember you
At the end of my years
I'll quit this vale of tears
Regrets will be few
But not of loving you
When the stone is laid
that no man can roll away
And I take that final ride
you'll still be by my side
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
remember you
your face at the door
or no longer hear
you call my name anymore
or listen to the breeze
dancing with the leaves
When the grass has lost it's splendor
When I can no more stand
Or go running back to you
Or hold your hand
and feel you hold me too
When the fire that was so bright
is smothered by the night
and loses it's last ember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
remember you
There'll be no more sleepless nights
no more empty days
no more stupid fights
When I push you away
When I can no more roam
I'll be like a hero going coming home
When I at last surrender
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
remember you
At the end of my years
I'll quit this vale of tears
Regrets will be few
But not of loving you
When the stone is laid
that no man can roll away
And I take that final ride
you'll still be by my side
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
When I'm gone, my bones will remember
remember you
credits
from Rock 'n' Roll Sun,
released May 14, 2014
Homeboy Steve-guitars, vocals
Skip Ward-bass
Bruce Martin-organ, drums, percussion
Kenny Soule-drums
Drina Seay-harmony vocals
Homeboy Steve-guitars, vocals
Skip Ward-bass
Bruce Martin-organ, drums, percussion
Kenny Soule-drums
Drina Seay-harmony vocals
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Homeboy Steve New York, New York
Homeboy Steve, nee Stephen B Antonakos, has played with a succession of American roots bands spanning the last thirty
years.
His most recent release is "Bodega Rock". He thinks that there's one or two good songs left that haven't already been written and he presents his attempts to write and perform them accompanied by his guitar and other friends.
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