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Down by Her Riverside Home

by David Climaco Garcia

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She flies on the wind when there’s gold on the water And canyon winds carry her soul A mother walks through the trees with her daughter A mother walks the waters alone Down by her riverside home Down by her riverside home Down by the water where the cool grass is calling Down by her riverside home And she tells me she sees her flying and calling She tells me she’s never alone She tells me she hears the echoes of laughter As the monsoons quench the coy canyon stones Down by her riverside home Down by her riverside home Down by the water where the cool grass is calling Down by her riverside home Tears on the water for the mother and daughter Long roots and bones in the cottonwood groves You’ll never find her, you’re always behind her Try to ease the sorrow of the old river crone When you’re down by her riverside home Down by her riverside home Down by the water where the cool grass is calling Down by her riverside home

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La llorona is a Southwestern legend of a river witch who wanders the rivers and acequias (irrigation canals) looking for her children who were carried away in a seasonal monsoon flood. It’s said she will carry away children who wander too close to the water by themselves. In many ways she is the spirit of the love and grief embodied in Southwestern rivers where water tends to be thin blue ribbons of life surrounded by vast swaths of rocky, sandy desert. In this tune I’ve found a spot by a river in a southern canyon that I love. When I’m there I always meet up with a local woman who tells me stories about her daughter who died by the river. She tells me how she flies through the canyon on the spring winds and i listen to her. It’s sort of a price of entry to enjoy the enchanted spot by the water. I don’t ask questions about who the woman is. I just listen until she moves on.

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released April 22, 2021

Song by David Climaco Garcia
David Garcia - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Angel Hair Guitar, Electric Guitar
Nikelle Garcia - Fiddle, harmony Vocals
Casey Mraz - Piano
Alex Mcmahon - Pedal Steel
Jim Palmer - Drums
Justin Lindsey - Bass
recorded and mixed by Bill Palmer of Torreón Studios
Rythm Tracks recorded at Howlin' Dog Studios - Alamosa Colorado

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