Lyrics: George Jones, Leon Payne
Music: George Jones, Leon Payne
Performed a few times by Jerry Garcia and David Grisman.
Normally circulates as "Spring In California" but thanks to Matt Schofield for tracking down the correct title.
Take me, to your darkest room
Close every window and bolt every door
The very moment that I heard your voice
I'd be in darkness no more
Take me, to your most barren desert
A thousand miles from the nearest sea
The very moment that I saw your smile
It'd be like heaven to me
There's not any mountain too rugged to climb
No desert too barren to cross
Darling, if you would just show a sign
Of love, I could bear the load
Take me, to Siberia
In the coldest weather of the wintertime
It would be just like spring in California
To know your love was still mine
There's not any mountain too rugged to climb
No desert too barren to cross
Darling, if you would just show a sign
Of love, I could bear the load
Take me, to Siberia
In the coldest weather of the wintertime
It would be just like spring in California
To know your love would be mine
It would be just like spring in California
To know your love would be mine
| Jerry Garcia Recordings | |||||
| Date | Album | Recorded By | |||
| 199? | Been All Around This World | Garcia/Grisman | |||