Please Come to Boston
A Song of New Beginnings and Artistic Opportunities
By Dave Loggins
In the tapestry of our lives, each stitch represents a moment of transition, a crossroads where destiny and desire intertwine. For singer-songwriter Dave Loggins, the song "Please Come to Boston" became an anthem for such a pivotal juncture, a siren's call that beckoned him towards a horizon brimming with artistic promise.
The studio version of the song, released on the album "Apprentice In a Musical Workshop" in 1974, pulsates with an undercurrent of longing and anticipation. The lyrics paint a vivid tableau of two cities: Boston, a vibrant hub of culture and intellectualism, and Denver, a sanctuary of solitude and introspection. For Loggins, Boston represents the allure of new beginnings and artistic opportunities, while Denver symbolizes a secluded haven where inspiration thrives.
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