Mountains of Men ft. Sandro Friedrich

from I Could Have Made a Child by Elly Kellner

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In life we can 'walk' any direction we want. So many have come before us on this planet and besides smart inventions and kindness the world is also confronted with people's rage and ignorance. Every day the choice is yours: Will you follow the well trodden path, leaders who claim to know best or will you listen to your gut and choose the road less traveled? Will you listen to the child in you, will you follow your heart?

This song features Sandro Friedrich from Switzerland on the wonderful bansuri flute. Together with John Lumpkin from the USA on drums and Sasha Shlain from Russia/Switzerland on piano & synthesizer a meditative atmosphere was created.

lyrics

Will you follow me where I go
Will you follow me where I go

This path is so crooked
But it's truly mine
I came in barefoot
Across the borderline

How I struggled uphill
Mountains of men
Grew into a landslide
Came down again

Came... down again
Came... down again

Will you follow me where I go
Will you follow me where I go
Will you follow me where I go
Will you follow me where I go

credits

from I Could Have Made a Child, track released August 13, 2020
Elly Kellner – Vocals, Guitar, Bass guitar
Sasha Shlain – Piano, Synthesizer
Sandro Friedrich – Bansuri flute
John Lumpkin – Drums

- Composition & lyrics by Elly Kellner
- Produced by Elly Kellner with the kind assistance of BJ Baartmans
- Mix & mastering by BJ Baartmans, Studio Wild Verband (NL) 2019
- Co-produced by John Lumpkin and Sasha Shlain

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Melodic sad songs and secret happy songs that feel like a soft, warm whisper in your ear. Kellner serves melancholy mixed with radical honesty, all on a guitar with just four strings.

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