Every Place Has a Name (Remastered)

(Guitar Intro) Verse 1) Out on the trail, where the stories are told, Each place we visit, rich with memories of old, Mott's Pasture's a hike, but it's worth every step, Salt Ridge is farther, where the wild winds have swept. (Chorus) Every place has a name, shaped by history, From Chamise Creek, to the Old Blacksmith mystery, Island Mountain high, The Barkers in the sun, To the creek at The Horseshoe, where the waters run. (Verse 2) Lou's by the creek, where the laughter flows, Elk Horn Flat, where the tall grass grows, Head across Island Mountain, 'til The Barkers you find, Down to The Horseshoe, leave your troubles behind. (Chorus) Every place has a name, shaped by history, From Chamise Creek, to the Old Blacksmith mystery, Island Mountain high, The Barkers in the sun, To the creek at The Horseshoe, where the waters run. (Guitar Solo) (Bridge) Big Rock stands tall, like a sentinel so proud, Little Valley whispers, beneath a sky so loud, Bunchgrass sways, in the gentle breeze, Bear's Den, Vulture Nest, where you feel at ease. (Long Guitar Solo) (Verse 3) Last Chance is calling, where the past meets the present, The Old Chapel Place, where the moments are pleasant, Every step we take, in this land so grand, Is a step through time, on this hallowed land. (Chorus) Every place has a name, shaped by history, From Chamise Creek, to the Old Blacksmith mystery, Island Mountain high, The Barkers in the sun, To the creek at The Horseshoe, where the waters run. (Guitar Solo) (Outro) Every place has a name, in this great land we roam, Each one tells a story, each one feels like home, From the Drewery's, to the Forks, and our great cabin, These names will guide us, again and again. (Guitar Outro) (End)