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Fall River Mill

by Andrew Doss

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Come on everyone, if you will To the old Fall River mill And see everything that it can do Bring your horse early in the morn’ If you wanna grind your wheat and corn And get yourself a treat or two When they hear those workin’ sounds People come from miles around Until each and every bag is filled With that big wheel spinning true Oh Lord, what would we do Without that faithful old Fall River Mill At two-hundred years old By the creek that runs so cold That old mill has stood the test of time On the horses that they rode Neighbors brought their heavy loads Just to gather in that blessed line All the water that you hear Like the great old pioneers Greets you as you come around the hill By that creek that runs so clear Oh, nothing is so dear As that faithful old Fall River Mill Come on everyone, if you will To the old Fall River mill And see everything that it can do Bring your horse early in the morn’ If you wanna grind your wheat and corn And get yourself a treat or two When they hear those workin’ sounds People come from miles around Until each and every bag is filled. With that big wheel spinning true Oh Lord, what would we do Without that faithful old Fall River Mill And that big wheel is turning still Oh Lord bless our Fall River Mill
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Jesus Saves 02:38
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Discovery 03:54
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This is my story, this is my song Praising my savior all the day long This is my story, this is my song Praising my savior all the day long
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I remember the first time I saw that old mill In awe of it then, in awe of it still As I rounded the bend, the building stood tall Then a great paddle wheel appeared past one wall On the bank of the creek was perched the great mill On the bank of the creek it perches there still I rode on a horse, sack of corn on its back I left with cornmeal which filled that same sack Turning the wheel was the task of Clear Creek I can still see it turn, I can still hear it squeak In my mind it was a marvelous machine I never grew tired of watching that scene I would stand there in wonder as the mighty stones ground Or watch as the paddle wheel slowly turned round My horse carried me many times to that place In my heart that old mill still has its own space We made many trips but it wasn’t a chore I loved it back then, I love it now more For years the mill served all the farmers around With tons and tons of materials ground Progress and electricity left it behind Sometimes man’s progress can be quite unkind Though made obsolete by modern day ways It stands as a tribute to much simpler days Much simpler days Much simpler days Much simpler days Much simpler days It still sits there proudly as the creek rushes past A symbol that back then, they built things to last I pay it a visit at least once a year I still get choked up, and perhaps shed a tear Though made obsolete by modern day ways It stands as a tribute to much simpler days There may many things happen that I say never will But I’ll never forget the Fall River Mill Much simpler days Much simpler days Much simpler days Much simpler days

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Music inspired by the historic G.T. Wilburn & Son Grist Mill.
www.wilburnmill.com

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released September 22, 2022

Guitars by Ed Rogers
Mixed and mastered by Ed Rogers
Lyrics on "Much Simpler Days" by Larry Hillhouse

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Andrew Doss Atlanta, Georgia

My music is electronic. Inspired by 80s synthpop and new wave, and influenced by artists like Duran Duran, Howard Jones, Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, The Art Of Noise, Alan Parsons, Thomas Dolby, Devo, Jean-Michel Jarre and 80s movie soundtracks.

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