Cole Campbell-Songwriter & Lyricist


​In The Canyon 
 
Well the summer leaves are falling, under a Colorado sun
Winter’s ‘round the corner, and I’m hoping she will come
To the country where we can make amends
Baby I’m already missing you again...

     One more night in the canyon..
     One more day, I’ve let you slip away
     One more dream about you ‘til tomorrow.
     ‘Til someday some way, you’ll come home         to stay.
 
There were a lot of broken promises left blowin’ in the wind.
Now this old house seems lonely, without the love you send.
I’ll ask for forgiveness, tell you that I’ve changed.
Baby, I don’t ever want to play another game.

     One more night in the canyon..
     One more day, I’ve let you slip away
    One more dream about you    ‘til tomorrow.
     ‘Til someday some way, you’ll come home to stay.


 Honey I’ve tried... I know you still wonder, why I had to let you go.
Honey I’ve tried. I know you still wonder, why I had to finally let you fly. Gonna keep on lovin’ you.

     
     One more night in the canyon
     One more day, I’ve let you slip away
     One more dream about you ‘til tomorrow.
     ‘Til someday some way, you’ll come home to        stay.

      someday some way, you’ll come home to           stay.... 


Cole Campbell
June 2016

 


With a distinctive career of over twenty five years of public performances that include sharing the stage with the talents of Taj Mahal, David Bromberg, Jesse Colin Young, Billy Nershi and the Marshall Tucker Band, Cole has rendered himself an authentic and versatile player.

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For almost three decades, Cole has been committed to producing meaningful Americana music through his extraordinary songwriting and guitar mastery. A spiritual seeker and world traveler, Cole unearths and discloses his  personal epiphanies on hardships, addiction and the power of love. He also writes about environmental and cultural issues such as climate change and immigration. He plays as a solo artist or with his trio Rumours throughout Colorado.
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