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06. Wayward Lover - (play 30 sec clip)

(music and lyrics by Gino Vannelli)
(published by Whirling Rainbow Music/BMI)

Orchestration by Gino Vannelli and Joe Vannelli
Performed by NOA featuring Phil Neuman on Celtic flute,Tim Jensen on flute,Fred Korman on oboe
and Dunja Jennings on clarinet
Piano performed by Gino Vannelli

There are those nights I come home having worked too many hours in the studio,or weary from weeks of road travel - I wash the day off of me,stretch a few tendons,tiptoe around the house,flip through a few pages,aimlessly stare into the refrigerator for a spell,and before long,slip quietly into bed,doing my best not to awaken Tricia. I always feel like such a criminal.

It’s good to see the sun
And trace the miles of golden corn
To walk the sacred ground
Where I was born
To touch the morning glories
Upon the hills we used to climb
To see your face
After all this time

From the long lonesome road
I come to greet you
From the land where the restless hearts roam
I’ve come back to tell just how much I need you
And that your wayward lover has come home

So fine to lay in fields
Beneath the arc of heaven’s light
To hold you in my arms
Deep into the night
So glad to know your heart
Has not grown bitter with the years
To see forgiveness
In your moonlit tears

From the long lonesome road
I come to greet you
From the land where the restless hearts roam
I’ve come back to tell you just how much I need you
And that your wayward lover has come home

Once I left a girl crying
Beneath an old willow tree
Just thought she might be waiting there for me

From the land where angels fear to stray
It took a million miles to know how much I want you
And that your wayward lover’s here to stay

  Tracks
01. Canto
02. Parole Per Mio Padre (A Word to My Father)
03. The Last Dance
04. Dea Speranza
05. Una Sola Voce
06. Wayward Lover
07. Mala Luna
08. Joli Coeur
09. Una Rosa A Dicembre (A Rose in December)
10. Il Viaggio
11. The Last Days of Summer

 

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