Song Description

The ten songs that comprise Days To Here, the debut CD from New Jersey native Rob Dye, are a journey through the rich landscape of American music’s roots. With feet firmly planted in those roots, Dye’s music incorporates elements of rock, old school country, Stax-influenced R&B, gospel and more while remaining true to the essence of each style. Guitars wail, the pedal steel and piano bring us into a honky-tonk saloon, a trio of singers takes us to church, an accordion whisks us into bayou country, while a saxophone echoes the famed Jersey Shore sound. Through it all, the lyrics tell classic stories of love, faith, drinking and hitting the road.

Lyrics

HERE COMES LONELINESS  (Rob Dye)

I get this feeling our love is gone
And I've been hanging on far too long
'Cause darling the pain's still here and it ain't going away
I want you more than ever but it's the price I pay

Well here comes loneliness just around the bend
Here comes troubled times it's got me once again
Here comes loneliness I know it oh so well
When it will leave me I can never tell

Out here on lonely street I'm the king of the road
At each and every bar I hit, the jukebox plays for lost souls
Well I've been drinkin' lonely beers and my mind's on you
We love each other too much, can't we work things through

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'Cause we've been through these times before
And I don't want to see you close that door

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