This song was written in 2017 and recorded in Byron bay in 2021, when I wrote this song I was thinking a lot about when I was little, I used to travel a lot and we were always going up and down the old highway from Coffs harbour to Mullumbimby, we would always drive through the old sugarcane towns and i always wondered what it would be like to live there in an old house on stilts right next to the highway with nothing but sugar cane all around you.
lyrics
Baby please don't go away,
We could build a life by the old highway
and I could get a job at the mill
keep you warm and pay your bills
baby if you take my name
we could build a house out of sugarcane
baby if you take my name
we could build a house out of sugarcane
This could be heaven
this could be hell
you could work nights at the old hotel
i could sing songs
at the old school hall
you could dress up for nobody at all
and I don't need no holiday
I could stay with you and die of old age
and I would give my life to that mill just so you could turn the church into a new cafe
baby if you take my name
we could build a house out of sugarcane
baby if you take my name
we could build a house out of sugarcane
This could be heaven
I can see hell
spent to many nights at the old hotel
they tore down, the old school hall
you still dress up for nobody at all
credits
released January 23, 2022
Produced By : Geoff Wright
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