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Sierra
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On Tour
Folk
Sierra was released on September 19, 2025 by Punkerton Records as a part of the album Polka Pit
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Release DateSeptember 19, 2025
LabelPunkerton Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM178

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Nicholas Smyth
Nicholas Smyth
Guitar, Vocals
Enrique Soteldo
Enrique Soteldo
Drums
James Battle
James Battle
Mandolin
Brandon Malave
Brandon Malave
Pan Flute
Lou Johnson
Lou Johnson
Violin
Paul Carrigan
Paul Carrigan
Other Instrument, Background Vocals
Hans Peeperkorn
Hans Peeperkorn
Cello
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Nicholas Smyth
Nicholas Smyth
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Nicholas Smyth
Nicholas Smyth
Producer, Mixing Engineer
Nick Semanchik
Nick Semanchik
Engineer

Lyrics

Well we rolled into port after nine months at sea
Hi-Yo-Ho, Sierra
And the crew went ashore for to head on a spree
Hi-Yo-Ho, Sierra
With Eliza and ol' Sally Brown
They be tearin' it up in the town
I sat by the ocean which made no reply
As I called for Sierra and sat down to cry
Didly-Dum, Didly-Dum, Didly-Dum-Dum-Die
And she hauls up to shore in her yol
Hi-Yo-Ho, Sierra
With a fine scaly marlin stuck up on a pole
Hi-Yo-Ho, Sierra
And she flashes that flickerin' smile
And I'm lost in those eyes for a while
And she's off like a bird on the whisperin' tide
Run away now Sierra, but I won't be denied
Didly-Dum, Didly-Dum, Didly-Dum-Dum-Die
So a madness had clouded my mind
Hi-Yo-Ho, Sierra
And I made the next port up that Byzantine line
Hi-Yo-Ho, Sierra
Found her sittin' alone by the pier
And says I, "you'll come now with me dear."
And I took her hand roughly with an evil design
Come away now, Sierra, you're finally mine
Didly-Dum, Didly-Dum, Didly-Dum-Dum-Die
Ah so now I am lyin' at rest
Hi-Yo-Ho, Sierra
Her knife gatherin' rust in the depths of my chest
Hi-Yo-Ho, Sierra
As the fishies pick my bones away (Bones away!)
At the bottom of Fort-De-France Bay (Hey-yo!)
And the red moon arises right up to the sky
And a lonesome Jacana sings a final goodbye
Didly-Dum, Didly-Dum, Didly-Dum-Dum-Die
Written by: Nicholas Smyth
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