Fresh Find Review: “Lost in Montana” by Patrick Sampson – | Rock Song

Music Review:
“Μέσα στο γλυκό παραλήρημα της μελωδίας, θλίψη και χαρά γίνονται ένα. Οι όμορφες εναλλαγές της κρατούν το ενδιαφέρον μας αμείωτο από την αρχή έως το τέλος. Η ξεχωριστή χροιά των φωνητικών μας ξεσηκώνει και μας κάνει να νιώθουμε βαθιά μέσα μας την αγωνία τους. Ο ρυθμός συγχρονίζεται με τους χτύπους της καρδιάς μας και μέσα από αυτόν αντλούμε ζωή.”
-Nagamag.com
Lyrics of Patrick Sampson – Lost in Montana
Verse:
Will you take my bones
and leave the rest behind?
For what it’s worth I still haven’t lost my mind.
And time don’t care
about the here or there.
She left my soul on the side of the road somewhere.
Pre-chorus:
So will you strip me of all of my bark, my dear?
Hell, I bite but it’s fine, cause it’s all out of fear.
Chorus:
If I get lost in Montana
somewhere along the truth and sinnin’.
Will you come find me, find me?
Will you come find me, finally?
Verse:
Like Joseph did,
well, I had those dreams.
I’m not sure if they’re true but in time we’ll see. Will you change my name,
like they did in the Bible,
when they did something worthy of God, of his time and his trouble?
Pre-chorus:
Said if I take, I’ll do it giving.
Hell, if I die, I’ll do it living.
Chorus:
If I get lost in Montana
somewhere along the truth and sinning’,
Will you come find me, find me?
Will you come find me, finally?
Bridge:
Well, I keep getting further away from young. Well, I keep getting further away from young.
Chorus:
If I get lost in Montana
somewhere along the truth and sinning’,
Will you come find me, find me?
Will you come find me, finally?
Finally?
Release date: Jan 08, 2026
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Reviewed by Nagamag on January 18, 2026
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