Highways
by denitia
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lyrics
I’ve wandered off from here to Houston
Looking for a place that I can call my own
The city fit right for a while
Like a glove lost in the melted snow
How that road just opens right up
When you have nowhere that you feel you belong
A certain type of weightless freedom
Melancholy bittersweet unknown
I know time won’t lie
When I’m moving on
But I don’t want to say goodbye
To these pieces of you
That I carry on
I may not be here tomorrow
But I’ll be somewhere that I will call my home
The road it lays out all around me
With her I will never be alone
Sometimes I do question if i’m running
Or if this whole world is flying by
But I’m saving that familiar sorrow
For the by and by
And for now I’ll keep my eyes
On the right side of that double center line
I know time won’t lie
When I’m moving on
But I don’t want to say goodbye
To these pieces of you
That I carry on
I know time won’t lie
When I’m moving on
But I don’t want to say goodbye
To these pieces of you
That I carry on
To these pieces of us
That I carry on
Looking for a place that I can call my own
The city fit right for a while
Like a glove lost in the melted snow
How that road just opens right up
When you have nowhere that you feel you belong
A certain type of weightless freedom
Melancholy bittersweet unknown
I know time won’t lie
When I’m moving on
But I don’t want to say goodbye
To these pieces of you
That I carry on
I may not be here tomorrow
But I’ll be somewhere that I will call my home
The road it lays out all around me
With her I will never be alone
Sometimes I do question if i’m running
Or if this whole world is flying by
But I’m saving that familiar sorrow
For the by and by
And for now I’ll keep my eyes
On the right side of that double center line
I know time won’t lie
When I’m moving on
But I don’t want to say goodbye
To these pieces of you
That I carry on
I know time won’t lie
When I’m moving on
But I don’t want to say goodbye
To these pieces of you
That I carry on
To these pieces of us
That I carry on
credits
released March 31, 2022
Written by Denitia and Brad Allen Williams
Produced and Mixed by Brad Allen Williams
Mastered by Alex DeTurk
Photography by Hugo Faraco
Instrumentation:
Denitia - vocals
Brad Allen Williams - Acoustic, electric, and baritone guitars, bass, drums
Written by Denitia and Brad Allen Williams
Produced and Mixed by Brad Allen Williams
Mastered by Alex DeTurk
Photography by Hugo Faraco
Instrumentation:
Denitia - vocals
Brad Allen Williams - Acoustic, electric, and baritone guitars, bass, drums
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about
denitia New York, New York
Denitia is a singer-songwriter who exemplifies American cultural enlightenment.
Now based in New
York’s Hudson Valley, Denitia’s portfolio of work reveals melodic stories spanning states, cities, and times.
With her songs as mantras, Denitia aims to reimagine what it means to be home.
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shows
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Apr 3Sarasota, FL
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Apr 4Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Apr 24Wilkesboro, NC
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May 14Portsmouth, NH
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May 15Boston, MA
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May 16Bethel, ME
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May 30Canton, NC
discography
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Mar 2022
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