The River - Noel Gourdin
Album: After My Time
Genre: R&B
Released: 2008
Buy/Download This Single Now!!!
There’s no much information about the new album. All that we can know about the one is that it will probably be premiered on summer 2008. This single still available on Itunes. On Gourdin’s website have announced a new single will be released coming soon. Last month, he performed this song at Stever Harvey’s Show and said the new material will be called “After My Time”. In an interview (singerroom.com), Gourdin talked about the album and said that “the tracks are all timeless. You can listen to them now or you can listen to them ten years from now and get the same feeling”. The river is located on the position number thirty one at Billobard R&B/Hip-Hop Songs.
La,la,la,la,la,la,la,la,la
Alright
La,la,la,la,la,la,la,la,la
Growin’ up, it was tough
We were glad for what little we had
I saw my share of old fair, Mississippi
Dirt roads and confederate flags
Everyday my father would tell me
Son, run and don’t never come back
That’s where I left my girl
That’s where my heart is at, and oh
I held my breath when they dipped my head
Then I came up shiny and new
Found out about love in the back of my Impala
Where they laid my grandfather too
Down by the river
Where black folks gather
After Sunday service is through
How the river runs to the ocean
I’ll be runnin’ right back to you
I got along, I’m movin’ on
I bandaged the scars up well
I think of her, then I seem to wait
For a card or a letter in the mail
I walk the beach with the sand in my feet
Place my ear to a shell
I wonder if you miss me too
Coz I been longin’ to get to you
I’m sick of starin’ out my window sill
I’m tired of hopin’ she remembers me still
I’m packin’ my bags, I said I’m goin’ back home
To the place where I belong
The river
And if she’s there when I get there
I’m never gonna leave her again
You see, she stole my heart
Down by the river
I held my breath when they dipped my head
Then I came up shiny and new
Found out about love in the back of my Impala
Where they laid my grandfather too
Down by the river
Where black folks gather
After Sunday service is through
How the river runs to the ocean
I’ll be runnin’ right back to you
So I’m packin’ up my suitcase
Bought me a one-way fare
I’m leavin’ everything behind me
But in my heart I always care
And I’ll still be right there
Thank you baby
Coz nothin’ can replace that part in my life, and ..
I held my breath when they dipped my head
Then I came up shiny and new
Found out about love in the back of my Impala
Where they laid my grandfather too
Down by the river
Where black folks gather
After Sunday service is through
How the river runs to the ocean
I’ll be runnin’ right back to you
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June 2nd, 2008 at 3:56 pm
Just loving it
June 9th, 2008 at 9:00 pm
So full of love and emotion on many levels.
June 18th, 2008 at 9:40 am
Great song, so powerfull and wonderfull love it.
June 23rd, 2008 at 10:53 pm
Sounds like Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes, Jaheim, and Anthony Hamilton all-in-one.
July 2nd, 2008 at 2:53 pm
I enjoy this song every time I hear it. The tone is so comforting. I would hear it occasionally on radio stations but they would never say who the artist was. So I googled the lyrics today and finally. Yes, I will pick up your album. Easy listening.
July 2nd, 2008 at 3:56 pm
I finally heard this son again on Steve Harvey’s show yesterday ! I love it. I agree with Chauncey’s comment !