From the bay, I have seen the Highlands
The Hudson and the Narrows seen across
From below, you saw her eye all the passing the ships
The echo of her light down below
Travelers’ eyes climb the Hill for a hold on hope
Stake a stake for the wanderer to hold
The bond for the vagabond to keep and repeat
Her eyes on you and nothing could go wrong
We'd go high, high we'd go to home
We'd go high, high we'd go to home
Her light shines down on to the harbor
Right there, stare into her eyes
Wide awake in the evening light, knew she'd done me right
But when Morning comes, I walk away alone, alone
Now, catch her seeing off into the distance
Something now is gone where once was found
Her eyes are shut, she sleeps at night, she dreams days of old
Now we're turning page, her story being told, being told, being told
credits
from The Brothers Yares,
released July 11, 2011
Ami Yares - vocals, acoustic guitar
Gavri Tov Yares - contrabass
Produced by The Brothers Yares
Recorded and Mixed by Eliran Kononowicz @ EliranKon Studios (elirankon.com)
Mastered by Kri at audiovalvemastering.com
CD Package Concept & Design: Ben Levy
Photography by Dimi Reider
We would like to thank all of our family and friends who have made this possible, the musicians who we have played with us in the past and present, Eliran Kononowicz, Mike and Linda Shanks from Shank’s Strings, Raanan Meyer, HOLLER!, Food Underground, Gingi Tours, and The Shuk.
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