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Some months later she asked me,
"How Are You?"

When asked I say
I’ve been clawin my way
Out of this ditch
But really
How courageous it feels
To lay
In this ditch

And absorb all these textures
And smells of love

To be reminded of you
To breathe you in
To taste your kisses

To feel your mouth on mine
To feel the earth in my fingers
And smell the dampness of your hair

How wonderful

I’m sorry I don’t go out quietly
Like a lamb
Because my love for you
Is fierce
And naked

And wonderful


Notes:
My revelation song. What began as a journal entry on a sleepless night in 2010 became my guidepost for new meaning in love/loss and a new calling in my life, songwriting.

Track credits: Burr Johnson joined me on bass. Self produced.

released April 3, 2013

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from In Blue Heart's Love (album), released October 23, 2022

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Stephen Scholle Hartsdale, New York

Picked up guitar in 1967. Began writing songs in 09 after a breakup. TY to Fred Gillen, Burr Johnson, Peter Calo and the Ashokan music community for supporting my passion. I write from the chord voicings and I write from the voice inside. Some songs channel moments. Sometimes words just sound good. I like to let the song speak and I like to work with others on that. If you'd like, get in touch. ... more

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