THE
PLACE I LOVE (Robert J. Purvis)
There's a log floating by in the river beside the tree that stands alone
As I lay on my back and I listen to the birds above
With the sun shining down across my face
You know I really wouldn't care
If I never went home 'cos this is the place I love
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
You know I really like to spend some time alone
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
I've let the bus pass, I'm not going home
With time on my hands
I lay down on the land and I look up to the sky
And on a branch above me sits a dove
You know it sings its song so sweetly that I really wouldn't care
If I never went home 'cos this is the place I love
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
You know I really like to spend some time alone
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
I've let the bus pass, I'm not going home
[dobro & slide guitar solo]
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
You know I really like to spend some time alone
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
I've let the bus pass, I'm not going home
People can't understand what it does for a man just to wander off alone
To lie beneath the trees and catch the sun
It's the simple things that mean the most
And I really wouldn't care
If I never went home 'cos this is the place I love
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
You know I really like to spend some time alone
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
I've let the bus pass, I'm not going home
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
I've let the bus pass, I'm not going home
You know I really like to come here
©1974 Ganga Publishing B.V.
lyrics from The
Place I Love LP lyric sheet insert
corrections by Tom Brennan
THE PLACE I LOVE
(Robert J. Purvis)
[Live on WCMF-FM in Rochester, November 5, 1975]
There's a log floating by in the river beside the tree that stands alone
As I lay on my back and I listen to the birds above
With the sun shining down across my face
You know I really wouldn't care
If I never went home 'cos this is the place I love
People can't understand what it does for a man just to wander off alone
To lie beneath the trees and catch the sun
It's the simple things that mean the most
And I really wouldn't care
If I never went home 'cos this is the place I love
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
You know I really like to spend some time alone
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
I've let the bus pass, I'm not going home
With time on my hands
I lay down on the land and I look up to the sky
And on a branch above me sits a dove
You know it sings its song so sweetly that I really wouldn't care
If I never went home 'cos this is the place I love
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
You know I really like to spend some time alone
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
I've let the bus pass, I'm not going home
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
You know I really like to spend some time alone
You know I really like to come here
You know I really like to stay
I've let the bus pass, I'm not going home
I've let the bus pass, I'm not going home
I've let the bus pass, I'm not going home
©1974 Ganga Publishing B.V.
lyrics
from The Place I Love LP lyric sheet insert
modified by Tom Brennan