Saturday, March 22, 2008

Virginia, The Home Of My Heart

Susan Greenbaum wrote and submitted this song to the State of Virgina to be considered as the "State Song". She has graciously consented to allow me to use it for this presentation. Whether it is selected or not, she has my vote for Virginia State Singer/Songwriter. To send her an email click here or visit her at Susan Greenbaum dot com. She would love to hear from you. To support this effort see contact information at the end of this post.

Click the play button to hear the music.





Oh, Virginia, my home and my heart
Where the rays of our brightest days start


Home of simple and fine
Land of dogwood and pine



See the tidewaters rise



And the blue mountain skies



Oh, Virginia, in your beauty I see
Future promise and proud history




As I hold precious memories of those here and gone

I will raise up my voice with the cardinals at dawn



To the stars up above, I will sing of my love for
Virginia, the home of my heart.



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Oh, Virginia, my home and my heart
I am thankful for every part




Mountain high, valley low


Wooded path, river flow



And the great days ahead,

borne of days long ago



Oh, Virginia, my heart and my home
Every sunset a heavenly poem




May I wade in your rivers and sail on your bay
May I wander your mountains and valleys each day




To your wide rolling farms,
I will open my arms,



Oh, Virginia, the home of my heart

© 2006 by Susan Greenbaum

All photos taken by Paul Hammond may be used free of charge with proper citation and credit.

You can download this song by right clicking here.




If you are a resident of the Commonwealth of Virginia, you can express your support to Sen. Hanger via email or regular mail. You will need to include your full name and home address, so that the selection committee knows that you area Virginia resident.



Sen. Emmett Hanger
P. O. Box 2
Mount Solon, Virginia 22843-0002
email: district24@sov.state.va.us

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