TOM RUSSELL

- The Rose Of The San Joaquin Lyrics

Farewell to the lights of Madera
I'm leaving with the wind at my back
Tell all of my friends in Dos Palos
I'm gone but I'll be circling back
Now I'm crossing the Chowchilia River
By the light of a ragged moonbeam
And I'll miss
the Rose
of San Joaquin
I'll miss the sun on the Sierra Nevada
adobe moon on the rise
Shining down on my love in Madera,
shining into her dark Spanish eyes
Oh she taught me those Mexican love songs
"Volver, Volver" in my dreams
And I miss
the Rose
of San Joaquin
Caught somewhere between
The road
and the Rose
of San Joaquin
now her black hair fell on the blanket
in the tall grass wet with the dew
Making love through the night by the river
Oh Magdalene how my heart cries for you
Alone on this highway of darkness
You are the light of my dreams
And I miss
the Rose
of San Joaquin
Caught somewhere between
The road
and the Rose
of San Joaquin

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Who wrote The Rose Of The San Joaquin lyrics?


The Rose Of The San Joaquin is written by Ian Tyson, Tom Russell.
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When was The Rose Of The San Joaquin released?


It is first released in 1995 as part of Tom Russell's album "The Rose of the San Joaquin" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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Which genre is The Rose Of The San Joaquin?


The Rose Of The San Joaquin falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song The Rose Of The San Joaquin?


The Rose Of The San Joaquin song length is 2 minutes and 51 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Ian Tyson, Tom Russell
Record Label(s): 1995 Hightone Records
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