“You might not see a soul for days on them high and lonesome plains. You got to fill the big empty with little songs.”
Referring to his upcoming record, Colter said, "These songs were written over the last three years. I penned most of them from home and I think the songs reflect that."
With the album Little Songs, Colter's music continues to carry on the traditional sounds of his prairie homelands, while connecting a contemporary world to the values, hardships, and celebrations of rural life. He sings, “You might not see a soul for days on them high and lonesome plains. You got to fill the big empty with little songs.”
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“You might not see a soul for days on them high and lonesome plains. You got to fill the big empty with little songs.”
Referring to his upcoming record, Colter said, "These songs were written over the last three years. I penned most of them from home and I think the songs reflect that."
With the album Little Songs, Colter's music continues to carry on the traditional sounds of his prairie homelands, while connecting a contemporary world to the values, hardships, and celebrations of rural life. He sings, “You might not see a soul for days on them high and lonesome plains. You got to fill the big empty with little songs.”
