"Way Out Here" genre: Folk
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	This song is simply a love song. It's funny how the idea of "place" can define so much in our lives.
	CD: Coming Home   Label: independent Credits: written and performed by Chuck Cheesman copyright 2001
	Story Behind the Song "Way Out Here" was written before a trip to Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park. The trip was supposed to be for writing songs, but this is the only song to come of that. Lyrics Way Out Here By Chuck Cheesman Way out here… from cottonwood comes bluebird calls accompanied by a waterfall in the seam between these canyon walls. Way out here… the Never Summer Mountains rise offering pathways to the sky way up there… Way out here… a thousand miles from home is a world like I have never known. Back where I come from we can’t even see the stars. Way out here… a different moon shines up above. I wonder if you would fall in love way out here. I wonder if you would fall in love with me way out here. © 1999 Chuck Cheesman

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