Kelli Caldwell | Singer-Songwriter | Lyricist

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Don't You Worry About the Fall - Listen/Buy on Apple Music... or YouTube

Written by Kelli Caldwell
Produced by Bryan Daste and Kelli Caldwell
Recorded and mixed by Bryan Daste at Dream Tree Studios, Portland, OR
Mastered by Dana White of Specialized Mastering, Portland, OR
Photo and graphic design by Kelli Caldwell
Bryan Daste - acoustic and electric guitars, electric bass, and percussion

See the fall of the leaves
They will all come down
Feel the breeze
It will blow some of them far away
Where they'll fall to the ground
Only to be found by a ladybug
Searching for a home

Don't you worry about the fall
It all comes together somehow

See the fall of the snow
Delicately floating
Feel the cold
As the east winds blow, growing stronger now
When it feels like a storm
Don't forget new things are/life is born
From the cold, hard ground
Some need it

Don't you worry about the fall
It all comes together somehow

Somehow, somehow

Hear creatures in the night
As they find a place to hide
We all need time
We all need time to find our way

See the fall of the raindrops
Drip drip drop
Feel them on your skin
Drink them in
Everyone of them is complicated
Though together they may join
With the power to destroy
At the simple root
We need them to survive
The ladybug and I

Don't you worry about the fall
It all comes together somehow

Somehow, somehow

Don't you worry about the fall
It all comes together somehow

Lyric notes: A reflection on the cycles and phases we all have to go through to shape who we are and who we become. And it’s a love song of sorts – written in awe of the miraculous details in nature that make everything work.

I’m so thankful to Bryan Daste for helping to bring this song to life; to my husband, Ross Segelken for being such a supportive and wonderful partner; and to Kathryn A. Wood for who she was in my life and for generously helping me and others follow some dreams. I think she would’ve liked this song. It’s dedicated to my brother, D, with love and complication.