Down to the River

Down to the River (Original Song) A quiet folk song about a walk to the water, and the small, plain kind of freedom you find there. No answers, just room to breathe. Written and produced by Jim, with AI-assisted music tools. LYRICS [Verse 1] I went down to the river just to take a walk. Didn't feel the need to bother you. Some days I've got no use for talk, Or asking what I'm meant to do. [Verse 2] I apologize for my need to breathe, A habit I picked up somewhere along the way. The river's never asked me to leave, Or explained why I should stay. [Chorus] I'm going down to the river to be free again, Not asking much, just room to move. I'm going down to the river to be free again, Nothing to fix, nothing to prove. [Bridge] Up the hill there's a porch light on, And I know I'll be walking back. I'll stay until the light is gone, Till the water's turned to black. [Chorus] I'm going down to the river to be free again, Not asking much, just room to move. I'm going down to the river to be free again, Nothing to fix, nothing to prove. [Outro] I went down to the river just to take a walk. Didn't feel the need to bother you. Some days I've got no use for talk, Or asking what I'm meant to do. If this one spoke to you, a like and a subscribe help more than you'd think. Tell me in the comments what your "river" is. #folkmusic #originalsong #singersongwriter #acousticfolk #americana #folk #originalmusic #suno