Somewhere my love
Roger Whittaker · Legendary [2000]
Somewhere my love there will be songs to sing
Although the snow covers the hope of Spring
Somewhere a hill blossoms in green and gold
And there are dreams all that your heart can hold.
Someday, we'll meet again, my love
Someday, whenever the Spring breaks through
You'll come to me out of the long ago
Warm as the wind, soft as the kiss of snow.
'til then my sweet, think of me now and then
God speed my love 'til you are mine again.
About Somewhere my love
Roger Whittaker's "Somewhere My Love" stands as a poignant example of his mastery in the folk and pop genres, showcasing his signature warm vocal tone and intricate guitar work. Recorded for the 2000 compilation *Legendary*, the track exemplifies the timeless quality of his discography, blending traditional storytelling with accessible melody. Whittaker, renowned for his early fame on *The Ed Sullivan Show* and his long-standing partnership with The Beatles, brings a mature artistry to this recording that reflects decades of experience. The song captures the essence of his body of work, where personal emotion meets polished production, resonating with listeners who appreciate classic vocal performances. It remains a staple in his catalog, illustrating his ability to craft intimate moments that transcend specific eras while honoring the traditions of folk music.