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Teme — Waghi River Home 2 by sholpower

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Teme — Waghi River Home 2 by sholpower - Folk Rock,Female Lead (Alto) With Vocal Harmonies  music cover art

Teme — Waghi River Home 2

Folk Rock,Female Lead (Alto) With Vocal Harmonies

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[Arrangement note: start sparse — acoustic guitar, light hand percussion and breath harmonies; build through verse to full band with electric guitar and vocal harmonies on final chorus.]
[Intro — Whispered chant]
teme my home where my my heart is
(soft acoustic arpeggio, breath of river)
[Verse 1]
Where the Waghi River folds into blue clay,
I learn the language of the wet earth — musk of rain and after-day.
Mountains raise their sleeves of green, basalt ribs and pandanus fringe,
Cassowary calls cut the dawn; the valley's skin begins to sing.
[Pre-Chorus]
Every palm and banana trunk remembers footfall, remembers name,
A thousand small things tether me here — smoke, laughter, and flame.
[Chorus — punchy, singable]
Teme my home — where my heart is
please olsem u (call) — I come back (response)
Teme my home — where my heart is
Waghi leads me home, simple and true.
[Verse 2]
Stone belesim u nogat narapla — basalt cool like an old song,
Red clay under fingernails, the river hums the day along.
Pandanus leaves stitch the roofs, pandan oil on morning skin,
Children racing through the cassava rows, wind and dust on skin.
[Pre-Chorus — with internal rhyme and staggered rhythm]
Smell of taro, smoke and sweet sago — memory threaded through the rain,
A voice that calls in crooked cadence, pulls me back again.
[Chorus — tighter, call-and-response]
Teme my home — where my heart is
please olsem u (call) — echo: please olsem u (harmony)
Teme my home — where my heart is
Waghi’s water says: come through.
[Bridge — Tok Pisin call & response; layered harmonies]
Stone belesim u nogat narapla — (lead)
Please olsem u — (group, rising)
Stone belesim u nogat narapla — (answer)
Please olsem u — (harmonized, sustained)
[Bridge continued — sensory detail, emotive lines]
I taste the salt of long rains, the sweetness of ripe banana skin,
The mountain keeps my smaller days; the valley holds me in.
[Chorus — full band, big harmony]
Teme my home — where my heart is
please olsem u — let the rivers prove it
Teme my home — where my heart is
Waghi sings me home, I move into it.
[Outro — gentle, fading]
Where the Waghi River folds into blue clay,
I lay my voice beside the stones and let the valley say:
Teme my home — where my heart is
please olsem u… (soft harmonies until silence)