Way Over Yonder
Another view of The Head on the road between Boonah and Queen Mary Falls, an on to Warwick in SE Queensland. The Condamine River rises in that valley then flows at a lower level as it wends its way to Killarney and on down through the Darling and Murray Rivers to South Australia. The road disappearing below is mainly for locals and is a dirt secondary road that follows the river to Killarney while the main road follows the heights and passes several falls including Queen Mary and Daggs on its way to the same town. The river is denoted by the line of trees in the middle of the shot.
It reminds me of Carol King's wonderful song "Way Over Yonder" which has some special significance for me and is one of the few songs of which I know all the words and liable for burst into song with her. I am in great demand with the neighbourhood cats on a full moon night!
Join me
Way Over Yonder
Way over yonder
Is a place that I know
Where I can find shelter
From a hunger and cold
And the sweet tastin' good life
Is so easily found
A way over yonder, that's where I'm bound
I know when I get there
The first thing I'll see
Is the sun shining golden
Shining right down on me
Then trouble's gonna lose me
Worry leave me behind
And I'll stand up proudly
In true peace of mind
Talkin' about
Talkin' about
A way over yonder
Is a place I have seen
In a garden of wisdom
From some long ago dream
Oh yeah
Ooh maybe tomorrow
I'll find find my way
To the land where the honey runs
In rivers each day
And the sweet tastin' good life
Is so easily found
A way over yonder
That's where I'm bound
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
A way over yonder
That's where I'm bound
Source: LyricFind
Songwriters: Carole King
Way Over Yonder lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Way Over Yonder
Another view of The Head on the road between Boonah and Queen Mary Falls, an on to Warwick in SE Queensland. The Condamine River rises in that valley then flows at a lower level as it wends its way to Killarney and on down through the Darling and Murray Rivers to South Australia. The road disappearing below is mainly for locals and is a dirt secondary road that follows the river to Killarney while the main road follows the heights and passes several falls including Queen Mary and Daggs on its way to the same town. The river is denoted by the line of trees in the middle of the shot.
It reminds me of Carol King's wonderful song "Way Over Yonder" which has some special significance for me and is one of the few songs of which I know all the words and liable for burst into song with her. I am in great demand with the neighbourhood cats on a full moon night!
Join me
Way Over Yonder
Way over yonder
Is a place that I know
Where I can find shelter
From a hunger and cold
And the sweet tastin' good life
Is so easily found
A way over yonder, that's where I'm bound
I know when I get there
The first thing I'll see
Is the sun shining golden
Shining right down on me
Then trouble's gonna lose me
Worry leave me behind
And I'll stand up proudly
In true peace of mind
Talkin' about
Talkin' about
A way over yonder
Is a place I have seen
In a garden of wisdom
From some long ago dream
Oh yeah
Ooh maybe tomorrow
I'll find find my way
To the land where the honey runs
In rivers each day
And the sweet tastin' good life
Is so easily found
A way over yonder
That's where I'm bound
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
A way over yonder
That's where I'm bound
Source: LyricFind
Songwriters: Carole King
Way Over Yonder lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC