I’m With Her - Find My Way to You (Lyric Video)

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The lyric video for “Find My Way to You” by I’m With Her from their album ‘Wild and Clear and Blue’ out now. Buy Album & Stream “Find My Way to You”: https://found.ee/IWHWildClearBlue

I’m With Her is Sarah Jarosz • Aoife O’Donovan • Sara Watkins
Tour Dates: https://imwithherband.com/

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Video edit by Jacob Shingles

SONG CREDITS
Sarah Jarosz: vocals, mandolin
Aoife O’Donovan: vocals, acoustic guitar
Sara Watkins: vocals, fiddle
Josh Kaufman: harmonium

Written by Sarah Jarosz, Aoife O’Donovan and Sara Watkins
Produced by Josh Kaufman
Recorded at Outlier Inn in Woodridge, NY and The Clubhouse in Rhinebeck, NY
Engineered by D. James Goodwin and Gillian Pelkonen
Assistant Engineering at Outlier Inn by Josh Druckman
Assistant Engineering at The Clubhouse by Joe Kress
With additional recording and engineering by Josh Kaufman at Little Pink in Kingston, NY

LYRICS
Where the water used to flow
Is now ribbons on the mountainside
With the fireflies aglow
I’ll find my way to you

In the wonder and the noise
Second guessing every choice
A familiar voice
I’ll find my way to you

With the wind between the leaves
A little rustle at my feet
Through the shadows of the trees
I’ll find my way to you

A palomino’s at my side
I got nothing to hide
She’s wild and weary eyed
I’ll find my way to you

Go ahead, try to hide
But I got a nose like a dog in the woods and love like a mountain laurel
Throwin’ breadcrumbs, leaving you some
These old hands squeezed tight with sorrow, I’ll wring ‘em out for you tomorrow

In the heat the sweat rolls down
And lower sinks my crown
I can almost feel you now
I’ll find my way to you

With a wound I cannot soothe
A darkening bruise
But I got nothing to lose
I’ll find my way to you

Go ahead, try to hide
But I got a nose like a dog in the woods and love like a mountain laurel
Throwin’ breadcrumbs, leaving you some
These old hands squeezed tight with sorrow, I’ll wring ‘em out for you tomorrow