Colter Wall - Little Songs (Audio)

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Little Songs, the new album from Colter Wall, is available everywhere.

Colter Wall releases the title track, “Little Songs,”another original from his new album. In this focus track from the record, Colter Wall visits the everyday of his bucolic, ranching life. “You got to fill the big empty with little songs,” he sings while illustrating the landscape and people of his homeland.

In a new turn from his previous releases, Colter’s latest record was largely written from his home in southern Saskatchewan, where he lives and works raising cattle. Colter said about the new album, “These songs were written over the last three years. I penned most of them from home and I think the songs reflect that.”

On the new record, Colter and his longtime road band, affectionately known to fans as The Scary Prairie Boys, tracked the songs in Wimberley, TX. Patrick Lyons joined Colter as a co-producer on this record and played many instruments. Also on the record are Jake Groves (harmonica), Russell Patterson (drums), Doug Moreland (fiddle) and Jason Simpson (bass).

After releasing previous recordings with Colter, La Honda Records partnered with RCA Records for the album Little Songs.

More information about Colter Wall can be found at www.ColterWall.com

Lyrics:

There’s an old man in the foothills

And if he ain’t dead, he’s living there still

Loved them little cuttin’ horses

All his life

That’s a high dollar habit

He don’t mind, he’s financed it

Building songs

and losing wives

You won’t get much on mountain time

Except older and a thicker hide

You got to fill the big empty

With little songs

There’s a lady on the highline

She’s fighting drought and her own mind

Day by day, she’s been losing

To the wind

Cause between the price of feed

And the moisture she don’t see

A gal considers selling out

Or pitting in

You might not see a soul for days

On them high and lonesome plains

You got to fill the big empty

With little songs

You got to fill the big empty

With little songs

You got to fill the big empty

With little songs