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America ~ One Morning


One morning when the mist came down I woke up early and i looked around My baby slept, the sky was blue I started walkin' thinkin' only of you Up the hill and down the road Past the people that i barely know Round the bend to the run-off wash I found a feather that a quail had lost Where are you goin' now my friend Where are you goin' now Are you going to see them on the mountain now Goin' to see them trees Goin' to watch the circles take a bow Goin' to help agree To be Today Some people like to play out loud I like them always, they're a laughing crowd To catch the wind then come slidin' down You reach the bottom fallin' upside down Touch a hand and see the world turnin' circles Brushin' every curl back again To those sunset walks That special summer and those all night talks more free lyrics

One morning when the mist came down
I woke up early and i looked around
My baby slept, the sky was blue
I started walkin' thinkin' only of you
Up the hill and down the road
Past the people that i barely know
Round the bend to the run-off wash
I found a feather that a quail had lost

Where are you goin' now my friend
Where are you goin' now
Are you going to see them on the mountain now
Goin' to see them trees
Goin' to watch the circles take a bow
Goin' to help agree
To be
Today

Some people like to play out loud
I like them always, they're a laughing crowd
To catch the wind then come slidin' down
You reach the bottom fallin' upside down

Touch a hand and see the world turnin' circles
Brushin' every curl back again
To those sunset walks
That special summer and those all night talks

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