Watch the official lyric video for “Northwest” by Brandy Clark from her new album, ‘Brandy Clark,’ available now. Listen to the album: Lyrics: St. Helen’s ash is evergreen Forever rainin’ in my dreams I don’t need a picture To remember Tilton River Rollin’ back behind our house Of all the byways I’ve been down Highway 508 knows me the best The compass in my heart still points northwest Where the trees grow mountain tall Most of the summer feels like fall Salmon run and the eagles fly You’re in heaven but you didn’t die Whistle blowin’ at the mill Hickory shirts’ll pay the bills I dream in shades of green and gray and gold And I go home To Lewis County loggin’ show White pass covered up in snow Make it back for Christmas God knows how bad I miss it Lookin’ through a bus window On the road again you know That song that’s in my soul is why I left But my heart still points northwest Where the trees grow mountain tall Most of the summer feels like fall Salmon run and the eagles fly You’re in heaven but you didn’t die Whistle blowin’ at the mill Hickory shirts’ll pay the bills I dream in shades of green and gray and gold And I go home I go home Pacific coast Cottonwood smoke It’s in my bones Oh take me home Where the trees grow mountain tall Most of the summer feels like fall Salmon run and the eagles fly You’re in heaven but you didn’t die Through the clouds I see the sun Shinin' on where I come from I dream in shades of green and gray and gold And I go home Take me home Yeah I go home Cottonwood smoke Takes me home In my bones Follow Brandy Clark: @thebrandyclark #BrandyClark #Northwest #BrandyClarkAlbum
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